She said: “It’s amazing to be back at the Shena Simon campus and to have the opportunity to meet all the new, up and coming young performers. I’ve got a lot of fond memories from my time here and as a former performing arts student at the College, I would urge young people to come along and find out what is on offer.
View detailsIn preparation for the national launch of the new T-Levels , we’ve been organising and supporting these extended placements for the past two academic years on government-led pilots.
View detailsIf you are undecided about your career path, volunteering is a chance to try something new. Helping out at an urban gardening project, for example, could lead to self-employment as a gardener or setting up your own social enterprise in another district.
View detailsLouise has played a key role in supporting the work of national mentoring programme ‘One Million Mentors’, to link professionals with young people living across the Greater Manchester region. The Awards take place on Friday 1 March at the Jumeirah Carlton Hotel in London, and the guest list includes the UK’s business leaders, key decision makers, MPs and mentors from across the country.
View details“I met a student a few years ago and I gave her a revision guide handout I’d made for one of my lessons. She wasn’t one of my students but I saw her again and she told me she got a B on her mock exam after following the steps.
View detailsThe squad, who competed against seven other colleges based in the North West and finished the season with only one defeat on their record, pipped Hopwood Hall College to the title by three points following a long, competitive campaign, which involved three training sessions and a match each week.
View detailsReflecting on the evening, Rachel said: “Our annual student talent competition is an incredible celebration and one of the standout fixtures on our Enrichment calendar. “Our students never fail to amaze me and giving them the chance to showcase their often hidden talents in this way is a brilliant and breathtaking experience.”
View details"We wanted to make it feel like a home-from-home environment and develop an alternative to the cold, un-welcoming feeling that is so often found in a lifeless empty studio."' - Manchester Evening News
View detailsWe do this in a number of different ways including: Student Experience Support Team Careers, Employability & Welfare Pastoral Support Officers Supported Learning We also offer a bespoke transition service to new applicants with an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP), accessibility or medical need. Related news
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View detailsSixth Form vs College - After finishing GCSEs, one of the biggest decisions young people face is whether to continue education at sixth form or go to college. The data shows, approximately 1.6 million students attend further education college courses in England annually.
View detailsThe students, who graduated from midwifery, physiotherapy and nursing courses , were delighted to have the opportunity to celebrate with their fellow students and tutors one last time before they move on to the next step in their careers. celebrate your successes and revel in your achievements Michael Owen was one of 12 students who received a special award for the most significant contribution.
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