As a consequence of the pandemic, work experience placements were digitalised and a new type of work experience was created, Virtual Work Experience (VWEX). VWEX enables students to gain work insights and learn new skills, developing your ‘employability’ from the comfort of your own home.
View detailsIt will help you further develop your career if you’re already in a job, or provide you with work-related learning options with relevant employers if this is a new career path. Like other types of university-level courses, foundation degrees are split into two disciplines: arts (FdA) and sciences (FdSc).
View detailsVisit the Visual Arts section of our website for more information
View detailsThe Student Support team consists of: Pastoral Support Officers Safeguarding Practitioners Emotional Health & Wellbeing Practitioners Campus Cohesion Officers If you require safeguarding or pastoral support, please contact the Student Support team by visiting the Pastoral Hub on your campus or by speaking to any member of staff. Pastoral Hubs Visit your Pastoral Hub on campus to access support.
View detailsThere are, however, key staff within the college with specific responsibility and skills to provide interventions and ensure the safeguarding policy and process are followed. The College has a dedicated team on every site to support students to be safe at college and also support students that need any support or guidance to keep themselves safe. This includes online and circumstances that may affect students’ safety, welfare and wellbeing.
View detailsBen Blackledge, Chief Executive, WorldSkills UK added: “Huge congratulations to this year’s national finalists. We wish them the best of luck in their training as they prepare for the WorldSkills UK Finals. “We are thrilled to be back in Greater Manchester for our national finals in November and are very grateful for the support of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority and all our host venues.
View detailsLeverage all the connections you can and let people know you are available and looking for work. Always remain open to new opportunities and introductions. At the very least, networking will improve your confidence and communication style. And in the best case scenario, you might just stumble across a contact who opens all the right doors.
View detailsOur collective successes are a testament to the professionalism, perseverance and dedication both staff and students have shown, ensuring they can set, and reach, aspirational goals,” added O’Loughlin. For more information about the vast array of courses we offer, visit our course finder page and apply today.
View detailsFor example, you might already have a favourite hobby or sport that gives you a well-needed ‘pick-me-up’ whenever you feel down, or started a new past-time like crafting, as a result of the lockdown. However, one of the things that can help you maintain a positive attitude as you navigate the ‘new normal’, is having your own Positivity Toolkit.
View detailsWe’ve performed Captive in London and have more dates in August. For more information on our tour dates, it is best to visit the Motionhouse website . What made you choose The Manchester College as your place of study? Originally, I had planned to study A-Levels.
View detailsA sizeable number of community groups and local schools have already visited to learn about the sustainable growing technology in and around the domed greenhouse, along with CBeebies’ Mr Bloom, who visited the Geodome last summer.
View detailsArt Galleries Manchester Art Gallery is right in the centre of the city and hosts an exciting calendar of visiting art & photographic exhibitions alongside the work of local legends like LS. Lowry and Pierre Adolphe Valette. To see the biggest collection of Lowry’s work in the world, pay a visit to The Lowry in Salford Quays.
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