With the right attitude these learners have the potential to be future full time employees.” Students from numerous courses (across Levels 1, 2 and 3) were involved in the event, including General Cookery, Professional Cookery Services, Air Cabin Crew, Performing Arts (Dance) and Music Performance.
View detailsThe students have loved it, they’ve all found it very interesting and it’s giving them other ideas of jobs that they can eventually work towards, as well as going to university. Mia Ford, a Level 3 Animal Management student, added: “I think days like today are really good because there’s a variety of different industries here and a wide range of jobs that I could go into.
View details‘He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not’ was written by Anthea Cribbin, a student on our Level 3 Foundation Art and Design course . Anthea also works as a freelance artist and alternative educator at Gorse Hill Studios .
View detailsMusic Performance tutor to present master’s paper at international symposium - A Music tutor at The Manchester College will be speaking at an industry-leading symposium in Poland in August to present a paper she penned for her master’s degree. Rosie Fortune teaches on the Level 3 Music Performance course in our Industry Excellence Academy for Music at City Campus Manchester . Alongside teaching, Rosie is studying for a master’s degree in Voice Pedagogy at the Voice Study Centre.
View detailsThe donation marks the latest milestone in the collaboration between the College and Stellantis UK, which has already supported students through the Rising Stars Programme, powered by the Stellantis Performance Academy. The programme, designed specifically for Level 3 Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair students, combines three days a week at College with two days a week working in a Stellantis retailer.
View detailsAll performances (including previews) have at least 20 Under 30s £7 tickets spread across all seating levels. The Contact Theatre on Oxford Road is the perfect place for young people to get into theatre and performance. For those who love their classics, you’ll find plenty of local pantomimes to enjoy in the winter season, at places like Middleton Arena, Oldham Coliseum and Stockport Plaza.
View detailsWhere a career in Hair, Beauty and Make-up can take youMore about Hair, Beauty and Make-upAbout our courses Whether you’re leaving school and want to start your journey in hair, beauty and make-up industry or you’re an adult looking to change careers, we have a range of Hair, Beauty and Make-up courses available from Entry Level to Level 3. 16-18 courses You’ll join our Centre of Excellence for Hair, Beauty and Make-up when you enrol on any of our Barbering, Beauty Therapy, Hairdressing or Make-up courses and have the opportunity to take part in work experience in prominent salons and studios in the area, building your confidence and skills.
View detailsAbout our courses We offer Acting, Dance and Musical Theatre qualifications from Level 1 to Level 3. While many people enjoy performing as a hobby, we focus on arming students with the skills and experience they need to enjoy a successful career.
View detailsWe’ll break down: What’s growing and why Which jobs are in demand How you can get in (or level up) through courses at The Manchester College Whether you're just starting out or switching career paths , there's a space for you in Greater Manchester's future.
View detailsWe want to create a blueprint for Greater Manchester which will demonstrate our capacity to lead such initiatives at a national level. Principal Lisa O’Loughlin added: “The Dyslexia Friendly Education project is a fantastic opportunity for The Manchester College and our fantastic Supported Learning team to lead the way on ground-breaking research into dyslexia-friendly education.
View detailsSo, when Jason Manford visited the campus to help the College launch its new high quality technical education strategy, Level 3 Photography students Jake Edwards and Rhodri Probert were given the opportunity to snap the Manchester comedian. Speaking about the experience, Jake said: “Jason was very professional.
View detailsMadelyn’s lockdown video wins DEVA/Hack competition - A student from The Manchester College has won the Digital Entrepreneurs and Video Artists Hackathon (DEVA/Hack) for the second year in a row. Madelyn Brennan, a first-year Level 3 Creative Media student at the College, won the prize after producing a short video about keeping in touch with friends based on her experiences during lockdown.
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