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View detailsJimmy started his professional career as a part time pot washer in a small Italian restaurant while studying Law at college and it was there that he ‘fell in love with food’ and was moved by the power of food to bring people together. Although his current Deansgate restaurant serves delicious traditional English dishes, he still has a love and passion for cooking Asian and fusion foods and said he hopes to pass this on to the students in the workshop.
View detailsGary particularly enjoys seeing the progression of learners from when they start with us at the college, to obtaining employment or higher educational studies. He is also driving the T Level programmes to ensure the best curriculum is set up for the learners and their futures within the industry.
View detailsAndrew oversees Prince’s Trust and Pre-Employment provision and is the lead Internal Quality Assessor within the department. He feels truly privileged to work in education because he has seen the ways it can make a difference to the lives of students who may not have previously had important opportunities available to them.
View detailsAlongside studying at The Manchester College, Chiekh played for North West Counties side Stockport Town. It was during that time he had trials for Stockport County, which is where he was spotted by Fleetwood’s Academy Manager. After impressing in a friendly against Ipswich Town, Cheikh was offered his contract, and he thanked his College tutors for helping him to develop his game.
View detailsChosen by staff and students, the name reflects the state-of-the art campus’ home in the heart of Manchester; the central role it will play in providing one million Mancunians with access to a high-quality technical education over the building’s lifetime; and the importance of education, training and skills in improving economic outcomes for the citizens of Greater Manchester.
View detailsJeneve Hines-Braham will study English at the University of Cambridge after passing her Access to HE in English, Writing and Media course, delivered in partnership with the College’s higher education partners UCEN Manchester .
View detailsDrums are not just something to get behind and trash Head of department for university-level music courses Mike Sivori said: ‘It was a genuine delight for everyone to have Rick in for the day. His abilities as a drummer are phenomenal and he engaged the students in two separate masterclasses – one for HE learners and another for FE learners. ‘Rick inspired the students to work hard, to express themselves and make the most of the time they have here.
View detailsAhead of the event, the Mayor shared his inspiration for the campaign. He said: “When I left university and started looking for a job in Greater Manchester I remember how hard it was to get some experience on my CV.
View detailsYou have to be fit to succeed in most public services and criminology roles, so you’ll have access to extensive sports and leisure facilities including state-of-the-art, fully equipped gyms, where you can push yourself on resistance and cardiovascular machines.
View details“Experiencing an industry outside architecture improved my understanding of where my career would fit. It allowed me to see how that sector works with others,” he said. Zubair is now back to studying during his final year with the College.
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