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At City Campus, we offer courses to both school leavers and adult learners in a wide variety of subject areas, including: Business & Professional Computing & Digital Creative & Digital Media Hospitality & Catering Performing Arts Music Science Visual Arts. There's plenty of welcoming and easily accessible spaces, providing a vibrant environment that supports learning and socialising. Facilities include a modern coffee shop serving Starbucks coffee, a restaurant, and a dedicated Library with both quiet and group study spaces.
View detailsFuture-Proof Your Career: Tips for Choosing the Right Computing Course
Alternatively, read on to discover careers and which level of qualification you need to access them. Entry level computing careers Cyber Security Technician As a cyber security technician, your duty is to protect digital systems from cyber threats such as hackers.
View detailsThe Manchester College Support National T Levels Week
Speaking about the business’s relationship with the College, Gill Roberts, Morgan Sindall Construction’s Social Value Manager for its North West region, said: “Working with The Manchester College has given us an opportunity to evolve our recruitment strategy and widens the talent pool we have access to. “This year, 12 T Level students will complete a 45-day work placement with us and work on a wide-variety of projects across the North West.
View detailsChristine Kenyon's MBE for Services to Further Education
In her roles at The Manchester College Christine devised and implemented the College’s ‘Employer Partnership Strategy’ to enable as many students as possible to access extended and meaningful work placements to broaden their skills and prepare them for work. Having aligned the College’s provision closely with employers, Christine then played an instrumental role in the launch of T Levels both at the College and nationally, using her experience to develop a strategy to encourage employers to engage in the development of the new flagship technical qualification.
View detailsJumpstart Your Tech Career with Free Coding Courses in Manchester
Here at TMC, we offer ‘Coding Practices’ a free Level 3 course. This works as an accessible pathway for individuals to gain essential skills and enter the coding industry. Level 3 coding practices Our Level 3 Coding Practices course is perfect for beginners to coding, offering a comprehensive introduction to coding essentials.
View detailsHow Our Engineering Courses Prepare You for Cutting-Edge Careers
These collaborations provide our students with invaluable insights and opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects. Through our partnerships, students can access internships, apprenticeships, and live projects that offer real-world experience. These opportunities allow students to apply their skills in professional settings, making them highly competitive in the job market.
View detailsHarpurhey Campus
Industry standard facilities Choice of 12 subject areas Easily accessible on public transport Large social spaces and garden Extensive enrichment programme Brand new facilities for 2026 Watch our video to meet the friendly team and discover what gives Harpurhey campus its community feel.
View detailsLMI Resources: Where to find the information
Prospects – www.prospects.ac.uk Aimed at graduates this site is also a really useful undergraduate tool for exploring careers and working out what the best route into a career is. You can access job profiles, information on higher level apprenticeships, and they have graduate labour market information through their Luminate site, so you can find out what is going on in the Graduate Job Market.
View detailsSafely returning to campus - 16-19 students
Whilst it is not compulsory, it will help us to keep you and others safe on campus and able to continue accessing your studies in College. Support for you We fully appreciate that many of you may be finding things difficult in the current circumstances and that changes issued at short notice can be unsettling.
View detailsHow to Become an Engineer
Collaboration is key in their work, as they interact with diverse individuals, explaining complex technical details in a way that is accessible to everyone. An example of a day-to-day task for an engineer could be designing and testing a new component for a manufacturing process.
View detailsAre Business Courses Worth It? Skills, Employability and more
Building a strong network is invaluable in the world of business world as it provides access to multiple professionals who are working in a wide range of sectors. 3. Credibility and trust Qualifications don’t just give you the knowledge you’ll need to hit the ground running when you start your career they also give you extra credibility.
View detailsSix Great Reasons to Host an Industry Placement
By partnering with us, you're investing in the development of local talent—and gaining early access to enthusiastic, work-ready individuals who could become your next great hire. Many of our students go on to secure jobs and apprenticeships with the very employers who hosted their placements.
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