The calendar for the year can be viewed in full here , with key dates including: Autumn Term - Monday 7 September 2020 to Thursday 17 December 2020 Autumn half term holiday – Monday 26 October 2020 to Friday 30 October 2020 Christmas holiday – Monday 21 December 2020 to Friday 1 January 2021 Spring Term - Tuesday 5 January 2021 to Wednesday 31 March 2021 Spring half term holiday - Thursday 11 February to Friday 19 February 2021 Easter holiday – Tuesday 6 April 2021 to Friday 16 April 2021 Summer Term – Tuesday 20 April 2021 to Friday 2 July 2021 Summer half term holiday – Tuesday 1 June 2021 to Friday 4 June 2021.
View detailsEncounters with further and higher education 8. Personal guidance To find out more visit the Gatsby website . The Manchester Colleges Careers Service is evaluated on Gatsby by the Careers and Enterprise Company, and we are currently meeting 100% of the benchmarks.
View detailsExisting facilitiesTravelling to campus Openshaw campus has excellent public transport links with 11 bus services, Ashburys train station and two Metrolink stops (Velopark and Clayton Hall) within 1.1 miles of campus. There is also bike parking and car parking on site. We’ll even help you travel to college for free!* Visit our Travel Page to check your eligibility and find out more. *Terms and conditions apply The local areaLocation Openshaw is located just three miles east of Manchester city centre and has excellent transport links via bus, train and Metrolink, connecting you to the heart of our iconic city Community Our campus is central to the community with an open plan design, attractive green space and water features.
View detailsLocations Locations You’ll find our campuses strategically located right across Greater Manchester, with each location chosen & developed to build long-standing relationships with local communities and best serve business in the region. For more information and directions, select the area and campus you’d like to visit. Campuses Got a question?
View detailsYou can study courses from Level 1 to Level 3, including T Levels. Whichever route you take, you won’t just be learning your new trade in the classroom; you’ll also be applying your new skills through work experience opportunities and placements in real-life settings, such as hospitals, pharmacies and care homes.
View detailsMirror the language the employer uses e.g. if they say they “go an extra mile for the customer” make sure you mention you are someone who “goes the extra mile” and give a concrete example. This will make a good impression and show you are buying into the organisation’s philosophy. Prepare some of these sentences in advance. The employer may well ask you “Why should we employ you?”
View detailsThey’ll be combining office based and site-based work, working on a variety of our sites across the North West, to help prepare them for a career as a Building Services Project Engineer.
View detailsMP Afzal Khan visits students at The Manchester College - Students from The Manchester College took part in a special workshop with Manchester Gorton MP Afzal Khan on Wednesday 14 February.
View details“Now that I have been selected for this role, I am going to do my best to make amazing content for the Manchester Museum and I also know if I ever need any help from my Tutor will be there for me.”
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View detailsYou’ll train on real vehicles and explore the latest technological innovations in one of our specialist automotive training centres, including brand new automotive facilities at our redeveloped Openshaw campus.
View detailsWhere To Find Us You’ll find our Access to Higher Education Diplomas in Humanities and Social Scences at our Openshaw Campus and our City Campus Manchester in the city centre. Related news
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