The Manchester College Exams and Assessments Update - How final grades will be calculated Having cancelled A Level and GCSEs exams for this academic year, the government has now confirmed how these will be awarded by a centre assessment grade.
View detailsAn App A Day - The Students’ Union (SU) at The Manchester College not only represents your views and academic interests, but is here to ensure you receive a high level of support too! Our Students’ Union Welfare Officer and Equality and Diversity Officer are on committees and panels, designed to enhance the quality of the student experience.
View detailsThe Labour Market Information will give you an insight into the skills you will need for future employment and details such as: Job Figures and Expected Industry Growth Average Salaries and Progression Opportunities Job Opportunities Explore the jobs you can apply for, once you complete different course levels. Live Sound EngineerRadio Broadcast AssistantAudio Visual TechnicianDJLive Sound TechnicianMusic Promotions ManagerRadio Broadcast AssistantRoadieStudio Sound EngineerComposerMusic ProducerMusic TeacherMusic TherapistMusician
View detailsStudents promote health awareness - Health and social care students at The Manchester College have put on a lively health promotion day. The students on our Level 2 Health and Social Care course, came up with the idea after studying health and wellbeing as defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
View detailsFrom today (Monday 13) until Friday 17 May, The Manchester College is be hosting a series of events across campuses to offer advice and information to students looking to progress in their studies. This could be either with the College or to degree-level courses with higher education provider UCEN Manchester. Scheduled sessions will take place on the following dates, times and locations: Monday 13 May – Harpurhey 3-5pm Tuesday 14 May – Nicholls 3-5pm Wednesday 15 May – Openshaw and Welcomb Street 3-5pm Thursday 16 May – Northenden (including Wythenshawe) 3-5pm Friday 17 May – Shena Simon – 2-4pm Karen Wright, Assistant Principal, said: “It’s important that all our students are thinking ahead in terms of their career.
View detailsLed by Bristolian composer Jonathan James and multi-instrumentalist Caitlin Lang, our Level 3 Music Production students used different compositional techniques to create their own piece of music, called ‘The World Opening: Dust in the Cosmos’.
View detailsShe also went into great detail on the varying career opportunities that are on offer in the TV industry. Annabel Hall, a Level 3 Musical Theatre student, said: This talk opened my eyes to an array of opportunities for me to potentially explore that I didn’t know existed and were possible.
View detailsIt contains information on the following: Student personal and contact details with an option to edit and update details Attendance & punctuality summary A link to student reports Option to add comments for the attention of your son/daughter’s Personal/Achievement Tutor to request a meeting with or request contact from any of your son / daughter’s tutors to discuss their progress Timetable Meetings – you will be able to view the times and dates of meetings arranged between students and staff Intended Progression details (when agreed) – information about your son/daughter’s planned progression for example Year 2, the next level of course, another course, university, or employment To access ProPortal you will need to complete the registration online using a personalised student reference (Person Code) which can be found on your son / daughter’s ID card.
View detailsThe Labour Market Information will give you an insight into the skills you will need for future employment and details such as: Job Figures and Expected Industry Growth Average Salaries and Progression Opportunities Job Opportunities Explore the jobs you can apply for, once you complete different course levels. BricklayerCarpenter & JoinerConstruction Plant OperativeDemolition OperativeFloorlayerGroundworkerHighways Maintenance OperativePainter & DecoratorPlastererRooferScaffolderAdvanced Carpenter & JoinerAdvanced PlastererCraft BricklayerCraft Painter & DecoratorElectricianArchitectural TechnicianConstruction Site SupervisorConstruction Surveying TechnicianArchitectConstruction Site Manager
View detailsThe Labour Market Information will give you an insight into the skills you will need for future employment and details such as: Job Figures and Expected Industry Growth Average Salaries and Progression Opportunities Job Opportunities Explore the jobs you can apply for, once you complete different course levels. Community Arts WorkerCostume DesignerStage ManagerLighting TechnicianLive Sound EngineerProp MakerStage / Set DesignerStagehandTelevision DirectorActorChoreographerDance Movement PsychotherapistDancerDrama TherapistPresenter
View detailsCoronation Street Joe Duttine Auditions TMC Acting students - Our Level 3 Performing Arts (Acting) students show off their skills during an exclusive acting workshop with the soap opera star. Earlier this month, Joe Duttine swapped the cobbles of Coronation Street for City Campus Manchester to hold mock auditions and share some industry insights with our Acting students.
View detailsFive leading construction industry experts, Bardsley Construction, Conlon Construction, Kier Regional Building North West, Lovells and Vinci Construction UK, are the first to sign up to the Level 3 Architectural and Construction Engineering Scholarship and will sponsor students aged 16 to 18 throughout the two-year programme.
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