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We do this in a number of different ways including: Student Experience Support Team Careers Employability & Welfare Pastoral Support Officers Supported Learning We also offer a bespoke transition service to new applicants with an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP), accessibility or medical need. Find out more Find out even more about our Sport department in our subject area guide or on our YouTube playlist: Watch our YouTube playlist Meet the teamInterested in progressing to higher education?

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The 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.

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Christine 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.

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Jumpstart 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.

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Automotive

We do this in a number of different ways including: Student Experience Support Team Careers Employability & Welfare Pastoral Support Officers Supported Learning We also offer a bespoke transition service to new applicants with an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP), accessibility or medical need. Find out more Find out even more about our Automotive department in our subject area guide or on our YouTube playlist: Watch our YouTube playlist T Levels at The Manchester College T Levels are two-year qualifications designed in collaboration with employers to give you a head start towards the career you want.  45-day industry placement Equivalent to 3 A Levels 80% classroom, 20% work Meet the teamRelated news

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Harpurhey Campus

Harpurhey Baths is a Grade II listed building and part of our campus that we have transformed into an award-winning exhibition space for students and the local community. Industry standard facilitiesChoice of 12 subject areasEasily accessible on public transportLarge social spaces and gardenExtensive enrichment programmeBrand new facilities for 2026Our Subject Areas With twelve different subject areas offered at our Harpurhey campus, from Level 1 to 3, we’ve got something for you, no matter your starting point.

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LMI 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.

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What Steps Do I Need to Take to Become an Accountant?

Step 4: Pursue professional certification The AAT qualification is a strong credential in its own right, particularly at Levels 3 and 4, but many accountants go on to pursue further professional membership to access senior roles and higher salaries. According to ICAEW , a trainee accountant in the UK can expect to earn between £22,500 and £37,000, while part-qualified accountants can earn up to £50,000.

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Safely 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.

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How 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.

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Six 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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Eating Out

With Manchester restaurants like Erst and Mana being added to the Michelin-guide, there are more fine-dining destinations than ever before. For the more accessible end of posh, try Australasia or WOOD. Vibrant Markets Street carts and pop-up food stalls can be found throughout the city, but you’ll often find them congregated together at the numerous food festivals and regular markets we hold in the city.

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