Great attendance demonstrates dedication and reliability and will help them form good relationships with their peers and later, their colleagues. Charlotte, a Level 3 Musical Theatre student, added: “I really enjoyed working as a team to complete challenges and get as many golden tokens as possible!
View detailsThe organisation has a focus on linking industry and academia, allowing it to more effectively: nurture collaborative projects such as research and career events; inform and engage with the next generation of industry professionals develop expert knowledge-base to feed into education and skills policy work provide individuals who want to build careers out of their passion for music with extra opportunities This partnership gives our College access to a network of academic and industry professionals across the music industry that will feed into giving both our staff and students unique and higher-level experiences. Lucy Oldham, Head of Music at The Manchester College, said: “We are delighted to be joining UKMusic's Music Academic Partnership which links industry and academia.
View detailsTop Career OpportunitiesJob Opportunities Explore the jobs you can apply for, once you complete different course levels. Bus & Coach DriverExpress Delivery OperativeFork Lift Truck DriverLGV DriverMarina & Boatyard OperativeNetwork OperativePassenger Transport OperativePort OperativePostal Delivery WorkerStock Control AssistantSupply Chain OperatorTaxi DriverTram DriverWarehouse OperativeInternational Freight Forwarding SpecialistPort AgentRail Infrastructure OfficerSupply Chain PractitionerTrain DriverTransport Operations SupervisorWarehouse Operations SupervisorFleet ManagerLogistics ManagerPassenger Transport Operations ManagerPort Marine Operations OfficerShip's MasterSupply Chain ManagerWarehouse ManagerExpress delivery ManagerHarbour MasterImport & Export ClerkRoad Transport ManagerSupply Chain Leadership Professional
View detailsThe joint statement from 14 organisations promises closer cooperation on: Levelling-up across Greater Manchester and nationally to heal and build back better from the COVID-19 pandemic Lifelong learning Mental health and wellbeing Closer work with Greater Manchester Combined Authority to support regional priorities Supporting health, culture and equality.
View detailsDegree Courses Applying for a university level course or degree at The Manchester College is really easy. The application process is slightly different depending on whether you’d like to study full time, part time or as an international student: just select your choice and follow the simple steps below.
View detailsFurther to this, our specialist skills internship offers young people with an EHCP, support as they move into construction and automotive careers - perfect for those who have come from a related Level 1 or Level 2 course and need that extra help in securing a paid role in these areas. Interns are supported to develop real work skills in private and public sector work placements that are closely matched to their skills, interests and aspirations.
View detailsDon't worry - we're here to help you find the right course for your current level. If you don't meet the entry requirements for your chosen course, we'll discuss alternative options with you. This might include: A foundation year or entry-level course in the same subject A different qualification level that matches your current skills Additional support to help you meet the requirements.
View detailsDrums are not just something to get behind and trash Head of department for university-level music courses Mike Sivori said: ‘It was a genuine delight for everyone to have Rick in for the day. His abilities as a drummer are phenomenal and he engaged the students in two separate masterclasses – one for HE learners and another for FE learners.
View detailsIf you'd like to be the next person to change the Manchester skyline then our Level 3 Architectural and Construction Engineering (ACE) Scholarship is for you! The scholarship sponsors students aged 16 to 18 throughout the two-year programme in conjunction with leading industry experts.
View detailsWriting in a letter to Lucas, Andy Burnham, praised his animation skills, professionalism and creativity, commenting: “The GMCA colleagues that you met and worked with have been very impressed with your skills from storyboard designs to the final product. You followed a brief and used your creativity to bring a high level concept to life, making it visually appealing and easier for the audience to understand.” Lucas has autism and is mostly nonverbal, so stepping outside his comfort zone to take on the project was a huge achievement.
View detailsChristmas comes early - Students treat local residents to a Traditional Christmas dinner party The Manchester College students studying on Prince’s Trust courses invited residents from two local supported accommodation centres for a traditional Christmas lunch at the College’s Harpurhey Campus The Level 1 Employability, Enterprise & Life skills students escorted the residents from Edward Grant Court and Apprentice Court to the campus for a festive feast before accompanying them home with Christmas gifts.
View detailsBright star Business student finds his future - Level 3 Business student, Ruben Coehlo, played a key role in the launch event for the Manchester Mayor’s work-shadowing initiative at the Bridgewater Hall, as part of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority’s (GMCA) ‘Meet Your Future’ campaign.
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