Level 3 Art & Design student Shawayne Sangster responded to the BLM brief from Ideas Foundation , where students were asked to explore the political and social movement, with the challenging subject addressed in a creative, visual outcome which helps to pose questions and help educate.
View detailsThe Manchester College student selected to exhibit at Prestigious Arts Festival in London - The Manchester College student Mary Darko has been selected to exhibit her work at the Origins Creative Arts Festival, in London, this July. Level 3 Animation student Mary, whose submission ‘Everyday Sexism’ caught the attention of the University of the Arts London (UAL) Awarding Body, out of over 360 submissions.
View detailsThere are so many career opportunities available in this industry and we offer clear progression routes right from Entry up to Degree Level with UCEN Manchester.” To learn more about the range of courses available at The Manchester College, visit our Computing and IT hub and come along to our School Leaver Open Event on Tuesday 9 July between 2-7pm.
View detailsYou do need qualifications to be a dog groomer or dog walker, but you also wouldn’t be able to go onto university without the qualification. And if you are wanting to work the RSPCA you would need a Level 3 qualification. A lot of my peers have gone on to become veterinary nurses or continued their studies, I also know students who have gone on to work in a zoo.
View detailsMy lecturers were generous with their time, helping me to develop a toolbox of techniques, concepts and ideas of the highest level. And at no point was I moulded into the norm. Time and time again, staff would drive me to find what was unique about me: my strengths, my flaws and even my inner idiot.
View detailsVisual Arts students host Whitworth Gallery workshops - A group of twenty students from The Manchester College’s Centre of Excellence for Visual Arts have spent weeks getting to know the ins and outs of Whitworth Art Gallery as part of an exciting work experience project. The students, who are all studying our Level 3 Diploma in Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication, have got to know all parts of the gallery and how they work. They’ve had talks from the Museum’s Director, artist in residence and a number of curators, exploring the variety of jobs available in the arts sector, including hidden jobs they weren’t aware of before the work experience project began.
View detailsThe TEC in Greater Manchester is one of 19 projects announced today by the Government , which will collectively provide 65,000 learners across the country with access to the high-level technical skills needed to access well-paid, high-skilled jobs. Backed by £175 million of government funding, the 19 new TECs will deliver high-quality training in the sectors driving Britain's growth, giving learners a clear route from education into work.
View detailsFinalists were each invited to bring two guests and enjoyed an evening of delicious food and incredible student performances from the winners of the College’s and UCEN Manchester’s 2026 student talent competitions. The night was seamlessly hosted by Ahmad Hajjoul, a Level 2 Business student at the College’s City Campus Manchester and Liv Rnjak, a Vocal Studies student from UCEN Manchester. During the ceremony, attendees heard some of the inspiring stories behind each finalist’s achievements and why they were recognised by their nominators.
View detailsAccess to higher education: courses that prepare adults to enter university, such as Access to HE Diplomas . An A-level equivalent for adults who want to study at university level. Continuing professional development (CPD): courses that help people stay current in their careers.
View detailsIt is important to be realistic and apply for roles that match your level of experience. Even when searching for junior positions, you might see certain requirements coming up that cause you to identify holes in your skillset.
View detailsWith just 3.5 hours to prepare a three course menu, the competitors showcased an impressive level of skill under immense pressure. The standard at this year’s contest, according to Philip Evins, Bailli Délégué de Grande Bretagne and Membre Du Conseil Magistral, “was one of the highest yet, and the menus produced were a true testament to the contestants’ hard work and dedication.”
View detailsI’d like to thank all colleagues that contributed in the last 12 months to us achieving this level of participation with the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
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