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Students’ Union President Success for Second Year
This role comes with some incredible opportunities and benefits and is eligible to any graduating UCEN Manchester students with an FDA, FdSc or HN qualification, or alumni within two years of graduating. To learn more about the SU visit our student life pages .
View detailsManaging Transitions Using ‘Why? What? and When?’
Managing Transitions Using ‘Why? What? and When?’ - Whether you are a student, one week into a new college course, a forty-something in a well-paid job, or somewhere in the vast landscape between these two positions, a study/career transition could always be an option, desire or need.
View detailsHow Young Professionals Can Build a Brand on Social Media
LinkedIn empowers you to take control of your career trajectory, opening doors to new opportunities and helping you build a strong professional brand. Steps to building a professional online brand 1. Clean up your act Some employers like to search job applicants and candidates online.
View detailsAutomation and its effects on the labour market
Research The Office for National Statistics (ONS) conducted some research in March 2019 looking at the probability of automation in England. It focused its research by looking at data on the labour market from 2011 and 2017.
View detailsHair and Beauty students connect with professionals and employers during Industry Week
This has given me the inspiration to pursue my own goals with confidence and learn new skills for upcoming events.” Hair and Beauty courses at The Manchester College are designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge they need to find employment in a constantly evolving industry.
View detailsPlans for Results Day 2021 on Student Hub
On the day On the relevant results day, results will be available via Student Hub. On login, all students will see a new tile titled ‘Exam results’. Clicking on these will display your results. If you have any issues accessing your results or want to speak to a member of the College team about your results please call 03333 222 444.
View detailsThe Manchester College takes on Student Question Time.
It’s really exciting. I really wanted to be part of this event as it’s a new experience for me and it might be encouraging for the students to be heard.
View detailsMayor turns model for college students
Mayor turns model for college students - The Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham is the latest famous face to sign up to The Manchester College’s photography project ‘Greater Mancunians’. College students Sophie Collett and MJ Smith took a series of striking images of the Labour politician in the courtyard of his central Manchester office.
View detailsEnrichment
It's your chance to make the most of your time with us - try something new, pursue your passions, meet new friends, and have loads of fun along the way. From guest speakers to community projects, every activity helps you build valuable skills that employers and universities look for.
View detailsA day in the life of Manchester’s Fire and Rescue
The students said this was an “eye opening” experience as they witnessed first-hand the dangers and consequences of reckless driving. The visit resulted in a hands-on demonstration as the team prompted two students to be cut out of a car using real industry tools in a role playing exercise.
View detailsStaff Profile: Carl Birchall - Schools & Recruitment Manager
Working in the Travel industry was an amazing experience and I was lucky enough to visit some fantastic places. I really believe completing a YTS gave me an advantage when it came to writing job applications and attending interviews because I had real work experience to talk about.
View detailsStudents hit top A Level grades at The Manchester College
A Level students at The Manchester College have achieved more top grades than ever before, with 70% of students receiving grades A* to C – up 22% on last year’s results. Ranked as the number one Further Education (FE) college in Greater Manchester for overall student achievement, 100% of students overall and 100% of 16-18 year olds, secured pass grades in this year’s examinations - up from 93% in 2019 – despite facing unprecedented challenges in the final year of their studies.
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