The 34 year old, originally from Senegal but now living in Openshaw, has ambitions to work in the aerospace industry and is already planning his degree studies at universities in Manchester or Leeds. For now, he has applied to study Level 3 Diploma in Engineering at the College’s CityLabs campus alongside his GCSE English exam. Gorgui said: “I’ve already attended two years at university in Senegal studying physics and chemistry but I see my future in the UK.
View detailsArt and Design’s Grace Igoe on how the College has shaped her - Former The Manchester College student and current College employee Grace Leigh Igoe on how the College has shaped her career. Grace, who studied Level 3 Art and Design, followed by our one-year Jewellery course, is now an Artist-in-residence at the Northenden Campus. What attracted you to The Manchester College?
View detailsLocal Growth Fund (LGF) is granted to Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPS) by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities and LEPs play a vital role in driving forward economic growth across the country. Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, commented: “Young people have suffered a great deal in the pandemic.
View detailsYou need to be able to communicate and engage with people from all social and economic backgrounds, being aware of diversity and equality. You also need a high level of resilience as you would often be working alone, dealing with scenes of crimes in all forms. You need to be assertive, have good attention to detail, an investigative mind set, and be logical and methodical in your approach to work.
View detailsDegree Courses Tuition fees, student finance and funding opportunities are different for those courses classified as higher education. This covers university-level courses such as HNCs, HNDs, foundation degrees (FdA/FdSc), bachelor’s degrees (BA/BSc) and higher-level programmes. While you’re studying, you’ll have two main costs – tuition fees and living costs.
View detailsLearning and Academic Support We offer a wide range of support designed to meet individual needs and promote success: High Quality Transition support for those identified as having high levels of support need For some students the idea of moving to a college can be daunting, and additional support around application, enrolment and settling in is required.
View detailsAn infinity green wall that will enable students to add a touch of Hollywood to their productions and bring them fully to life Two game design and production suites where students will use the latest technology to prepare for a career designing the games that sit at the heart of the rapidly growing e-gaming sector A 40-seat restaurant & bar, training kitchen and bakery, with external street level access where students in the Industry Excellence Academy for Hospitality and Catering will receive a Michelin Star training experience, participating in masterclass sessions with the region’s leading chef’s in partnership with The Chef’s Forum Nine rehearsal rooms with full PA systems, five recording studios, four Mac suites running state of the art industry software and a DJ studio for Music students Make-up artistry and special effects specialist studios for the film and TV industry Two Learning Resources Centres providing a range of study environments including collaborative working spaces, silent study areas and bookable meeting rooms Six double height professional multi-purpose studios with semi-sprung Harlequin floor systems for Performing Arts and dance students, with stunning views out over the city and direct access to the roof terrace The Arden School of Theatre will have access to two full sized theatres, including the centre piece Jewel Box theatre, fully equipped to industry standard, with set design and build workshops and wardrobes for costume design and build.
View detailsSupport available over half term - The usual means of support are available to all students. During half term, the same high level of student support is available to students. All campuses will be closed from the end of the day on Wednesday 10 February and reopen on Monday 22 February.
View detailsEmployers recognise part-time qualifications and certifications in the same way, as they demonstrate the same level of knowledge and expertise. The only difference lies in the duration of the course, with part-time students taking a longer period to complete their studies.
View detailsOne of the best types of summer work will be one that relates to the subject you will be progressing onto next year, whether this is moving to the next level or if you are moving up to higher education. Don’t forget we also have our own Jobshop , which current students and past alumni can use to look for work.
View detailsWith a student account, you may benefit from special offers including railcards, high street discounts and extended overdrafts, so decide which is best for your lifestyle. Don’t forget if you are studying on courses at levels 1, 2 and 3, a student account will not be appropriate as this is designed for university level students and you should be looking at other types of accounts such as basic bank accounts.
View detailsThe number of courses you can take depends on the college and your schedule. In most cases, taking one well-chosen Level-3 course is enough to progress to university or into a career. Can you change college courses? If you realise early on that your chosen course isn’t the right fit, most colleges allow you to switch within the first two weeks of the academic year.
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