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Students win national television award
Receiving a national award from the RTS adds to the success Sam, 25, has had since graduating from The Manchester College. He has already found himself immersed in the world of television, recently working on Happy Valley series 2, new ITV comedy drama Brief Encounters, and the new series of Cold Feet.
View detailsGaming graduate Adam shines with Northern Lights
The Northern Lights team were so impressed with Adam that they offered him a full-time Junior Marketing position, after he graduated in August with a Distinction grade. Adam said: “I worked at Northern Lights for two days a week throughout most of my second year and I learnt a lot, especially in terms of Digital Marketing.
View detailsCollege student stars in national T Level adverts
Joshua got the part and spent three days in London while filming the campaign. He said: It was a great experience. “The people were very friendly and I was cared for so well. I got to see some tourist sights in London as I have never visited before.
View detailsExecutive Head Chef gives Students Culinary Industry Taste
We're doing a three-course banquet on a restaurant-style menu and a restaurant-style service. Hamza: My name’s Hamza. I do Level Two Professional Cookery. He's going to help us learn about the industry. George Warwick: The knowledge the next generation needs, I'm here to, like, try and support as much as I can.
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View detailsMarie Stock awarded MBE for services to education
“Marie’s knowledge and expertise on safeguarding and providing support to ensure young people can access further education is unparalleled. She has not only used this to the benefit of our students but ensured that it has been shared as best practice across Greater Manchester and the wider further education sector to help as many young people as possible.
View detailsHigher results for Omar and Hannah
Following the government decision to allow teacher assessed grades, Omar secured an A in maths, physics and chemistry A Level. He is now heading to his first choice University of St Andrews to study economics and is one step closer to his career aim of working in the City of London as an investment banker.
View detailsCounselling course gains professional accreditation
Mike Sivori, Departmental Team Leader for Counselling, said the team had been working towards the accreditation for three years. He said “It means that not only has the course been scrutinised but also the wider business unit has shown to be of the highest standards.
View detailsFrankie’s final project wows London crowds
Tutor Katy Rushton found the perfect partner for her in Deborah Brownson MBE, author of the renowned He’s Not Naughty book, a children’s guide to autism. “Working with Deborah to create Rebel Legs was an incredible experience that gave me the opportunity to tell my story in a way I didn’t think would be possible for me,” said Frankie.
View detailsWhy Colleges Matter
See what Lisa had to say when the College welcomed Cllr Sean Fielding to the Access VFX event on 15 September:
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Our Facilities State-of-the-art facilities Choice of 10 subject areas Easily accessible on public transport Indoor and outdoor social spaces Extensive enrichment programme Brand new facilities for 2026 Our Courses Our Openshaw campus hosts ten subject areas, all benefitting from industry standard facilities.
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