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Ian is king of the kitchen thanks to The Manchester College
Industry connections and student links saw Ian recommended for the position of pastry chef before he had even qualified. The talented chef now combines study with work at the city centre venue, which delivers modern Asian fusion cuisine with a focus on 'Pacific Rim' flavours.
View detailsCollege announce new partnership to form Manchester Rugby League Academy
Speaking about the partnership, Phil Fitton, Manchester Rangers Chairman said: “We have worked extremely hard on building individual relationships with both The Manchester College and Manchester Metropolitan University over the last couple of years and this partnership now ties these relationships up perfectly. “The students will have access to some of the best sporting facilities in the country as well as a high-quality education and playing experience. “Our ambition is to provide the players that are involved with the Academy a solid platform to go on to achieve great successes in both their sporting and personal lives.”
View detailsBe Prepared for your Exams
Rules and Regulations Make sure you read all of the Rules and Regulations documentation on the 'Rules and Regulations' page on this section of the website. Support - Access Arrangements Please check with your tutor that the appropriate support arrangements have been put in place well in advance of your exam.
View detailsMarcia’s lockdown snap wins prestigious competition
Most of the cemetery is covered in wild bluebells so it’s a really nice time to go there, breathe in the scent and take it all in. “One of the things that Rankin said for the competition was that he wanted pictures that conveyed emotion. I like the tranquillity of the place and how the bluebells were like a carpet covering the ground.
View detailsLife in Manchester
Life in Manchester Life in Manchester “We do things differently here,” said Anthony Wilson, one of Manchester’s most famous residents. He wasn’t wrong! It’s the city where Rolls met Royce; where the atom was first split; and where the first computer was ever made. It’s packed with history, yet always looks to the future.
View detailsThe Best Tips To Get Your CV Work-Ready
Enrol on a new course It’s always beneficial to learn something new (and meet new people at the same time!). For example, you’ll find information on a variety of FE and HE courses starting this month on the Manchester College website. Take time to research online if you have specific needs – a lot of charities and community centres also offer computer skills training or language training courses to boost your employability.
View detailsMP James Frith visits The Manchester College for National Careers Week
The Manchester College is not only delivering this, but it’s doing so in a way that widens access to these opportunities for young people from any background in Greater Manchester. “The students I’ve spoken to have found this face-time with employers incredibly useful and informative, which demonstrates how valuable both National Careers Week and National Apprenticeship Week are to our young people and their future.”
View detailsStudents’ Union President Sam Lowe on his love of Performing Arts
They used this to train me, push me and take care of me. I think everyone should have access to the performing arts. It can 100 per cent prepare you for the rest of your life and career, even if you don’t go down the conventional route of joining a casting agency.
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Manchester has fantastic transport links and with our you can see how much Our Pass could beneift you. Also, pass holders will be able to access a range of other benefits, such as tickets to sports and music events. useful overview of Manchester's transport systemStudent ID Card When you enrol, we’ll give you a college ID card.
View detailsThe Manchester College celebrates colleague's MBE
The sector has grown and diversified so much just since I joined, but the fundamental element, and the reason I moved into the sector, remains the same – to give everyone the opportunity, whatever the circumstances of their lives to access education and training. I have met so many passionate and dedicated people, not only working at The Manchester College but across the whole sector, and I feel humbled to receive this honour.
View detailsConstruction starts on Openshaw campus expansion
By providing this industry focussed approach, young people and adults across the city will be well positioned to access highly-skilled careers in the healthcare, construction and sports sectors across Greater Manchester and beyond.” You can read the full story on the LTE Group website .
View detailsThe Red Box Project
It was founded in March 2017 by three friends who wanted to give young people in their local area access to menstrual products. Starting in several secondary schools in Portsmouth, there are now over 400 projects in the UK. Amanda Sillett, Head of Student Support , Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity at The Manchester College and UCEN Manchester said: “Many of us know what it’s like to lend a tampon or a pad to someone - anyone - who needs one.
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