. Taking an initial assessment In some cases, we may ask you to take a short BKSB assessment after your interview, to find out your current level in English, Maths and ICT. The instructions are really easy
View detailsin the computing industry, great! You technically don’t have to decide yet, as choosing a computing course at college level will open up plenty of career paths in the sector but choosing a path now can
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View detailsthe college’s “enthusiastic and focused students”. The Performing Arts (Musical Theatre) and Level 3 Acting students attended two separate workshops led by Yusuf, which included a Q&A session about
View detailsCollege and Manchester Enterprise Academy, as well as students from our own Level 3 sports courses have been spending time at our Openshaw Campus over the last few months to experience the life of a sports
View detailsCommended College’ status for demonstrating “a high level of innovation, impact and sustainability”. The team regularly receive specialised training and work with over 50 separate external agencies
View details-around support provided to students at all levels, and the way that the Gatsby Benchmarks were owned by everyone at The Manchester College. The Matrix Standard is the international quality standard
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View detailsof Builders (BoB), a self-described ‘movement’ of tradespeople who undertake construction projects for families who are going through tough times. Band of Builders visited the Level 2 Carpentry and Joinery
View detailsfunding flexibility as well as boosting investment levels in the North. Keith Morgan, chief executive of the British Business Bank, made the announcement to more than 2,000 delegates attending the second
View detailsat The Manchester College. A total of 50 students aged 14 to 19 attended Openshaw Campus to take part in a series of workshops to support them to make healthy lifestyle choices. Level 3 Sport and Physical
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