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How Adult Education Can Transform Your Career
Returning to education as an adult can be a daunting decision with lots to think about, so here are some major benefits to consider: Skill enhancement: Acquire new skills or deepen existing ones to become more valuable to employers. Increased confidence: Boost your self-esteem and confidence through personal and professional growth.
View detailsStaff Profile: Karen Wright - Careers and Welfare Manager
One is a Barrister and one is almost a Doctor!
View detailsCoronation Street Joe Duttine Auditions TMC Acting students
“It’s been a really valid and exciting day for them.” Watch our video above to learn more about Joe Duttine’s visit to The Manchester College. Find out more about The Manchester College's Level 3 Performing Arts (Acting) course and apply today .
View detailsMP Afzal Khan visits students at The Manchester College
MP 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 detailsEmbedding careers within curriculum – and why
With the government changes to vocational and technical education, with the introduction of the Careers Strategy (2017) and the new White Paper (2021) ), more importance is being placed on linking curriculum learning to careers. It’s also one of the eight Gatsby Benchmarks which all schools and colleges are working towards to deliver high quality careers education, and to make study subjects relevant to working life.
View detailsZara Khalique brightens up our day
This is their way of connecting with others and being seen.” If you’re interested in taking one of our many Design and Visual Arts courses we would love to see you at our open day on 9 July. Can’t wait until then? Follow the links to find out more about our Design and Visual Arts courses, or check out our #didyouknow #DesignVisualArts week on social media.
View detailsChiekh has first team ambitions after signing for Fleetwood Town
Former College student Chiekh Thiam has been working hard to get ready for the new football season with Fleetwood Town, after signing a contract with the League One club. The 19-year-old, who recently completed the final year of his Football Scholarship Programme with The Manchester College, signed a two-year deal with Fleetwood, with the option of further year, and is now training with the club’s Development Squad.
View detailsMedia students at The Manchester College get Hollywood experience from film giant 20th Century Fox
“They learned so many new skills and gained unique knowledge they can apply to their course. They have also developed employability skills that will help with work experience.
View detailsBest Courses for a Career Change in the UK
If you want to change your career and begin a new, exciting career in a different field, choose TMC and enrol today on one of our adult courses.
View detailsCareer Planning: 7 Steps to Prepare for Your Future
Have your attitudes towards work changed recently? Do you feel your strengths have grown? Have new goals started to form? You might have developed skills without even realising - especially digital ones. Employers value transferable skills like communication, time management, and adaptability.
View detailsHow to Choose Which College Course You Should Take
There can be a few reasons why you might not know what you want your future career to be: You’re aware of the careers that are out there, you just don’t know which one is right for you. You don’t fully know what careers are out there and you need extra guidance. There are a few careers that sound appealing, you just don’t know which one to choose.
View detailsGCSE success stories from the class of 2018
Since then he has been determined to get a pass in each subject and has resat each exams another four times, missing out by just one point in one of his resits, before finally making the grade this year. Gaining a grade 5 in his English and a grade 4 in Maths GCSE means he can now start his Marketing degree at the University of Salford next month.
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