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View detailsNo active listening Although it is important in face to face communication to practise active listening, and acknowledge that you have understood your conversation partner, with “Oh” or “I know” - this can actually disrupt the speaker’s flow in virtual communication. It’s even worse if there is a time delay on the line. The best way to avoid causing this kind of disruption is to mute your mic. 6. Plan your percentages Work out in advance how much you want to allocate to showing slides or camera images and how much to pure speaking time.
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View detailsGCSE success stories from the Class of 2020 - The Manchester College has seen success yet again this results day with the best ever pass rate for English and maths. Here are some of our amazing students... Eight is great for maths student Panagiotis It was smiles all round for Panagiotis Vokris who was awarded a top grade 8 (A*) in his GCSE maths results.
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View detailsThis year, students’ advanced skills led to the College winning an array of competitions including: Harry Edward-Shorter and Beatrix Higginson won the Level 3 Musical Theatre competition with the College winning the Performing Arts Competition overall Nick Nowicki won Level 2 Electrical Installation Ruby Harding, Kayleigh Gaynor, Sarah Marriott and Veronica Uzoma won their competition seeing the College win First Overall in Early Years Najoua Khaldoun won Level 1 Nails Indira Cardoso Victor, Sophie Mather, Tate Hennessey and Kamile Ovsinskaite won Fashion and Textiles with the College being the overall winner of the Art Competition Maira Tahir, Joudy Sabsabi, Fred Wingrave and Anastasia Iacopini won Art and Design Daniel Dyer, Dayton Walsh, Henry Western, Jordan Wright, Jack Shingleton, Siya Sabu, Abdullah Nagjar and Zack Nisar won Foundation Learning Skills 'Best Teamwork Skills' . Several College students also celebrated coming second and third place in the competitions, including: Amelia Ashworth placed second in Level 2 Acting Fifi and Sunrays placed second in Level 3 Music HarmalPreet Singh placed third in Level 1 Electrical Installation Jamal Mehmood, Ava Baxendale, Hoyang Ho and Dan Delaney placed third in Level 3 Travel Mei Chaing placed third in Level 1 Hair Ranan Queen placed second in Level 3 Make-up Zeriah Otutu placed second in Level 2 Barbering Ana Mendes placed third in Level 2 Beauty Leah Graham placed second in Level 2 Nails James Neiland placed third in Level 3 Professional Cookery .
View detailsMake it a regular part of your routine to check in with your ‘unofficial’ mentors, those people who have your best interests at heart and can help you stay on track with your goals and have positive things to say. Avoid the temptation to start a ‘moan fest’ with friends or colleagues about how things have changed and don’t trawl through negative news stories – especially just before bed.
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