They suggested themes for the benches and voted for their favourite ones. The final three designs reflected a variety of themes linked to Manchester: Manchester’s Secret Gardens in the Lowry Outlet at Salford Quays Inspired by the book ‘Secret Garden’ written by Manchester born Frances Hodgson, this bench features some of the open spaces and hidden outdoor gems in Greater Manchester.
View detailsUltimately, though, we must continue to make the health, safety and wellbeing of you and our staff our number one priority. While we are desperate to be able to welcome you back to campus as soon as it is safe to do so, our processes for delivering a fully remote timetable are well established and will enable you to continue to progress your studies.
View detailsGenerally speaking, if you are currently studying an extended diploma, depending on your overall grade, you could progress to studying a conventional undergraduate degree of three years. Alternatively, if you have studied only one year of a level 3 course, and you are now 18 years of age or older, you would likely need to study a foundation year, which would then be followed by an undergraduate degree.
View detailsThe Deal SMART Targets These targets are most likely to be discussed and set with you by your Achievement/Personal Tutor as part of a one-to-one review. These types of targets are key to ensure that you are meeting the minimum expectations around behaviour, attitude, attendance and preparation for work.
View detailsThanks to their exceptional performances during each stage, they will join 18 other finalists from colleges in Greater Manchester at the National Finals, which will take place at venues across the region from Tuesday 19 to Friday 22 November 2024. Upon receiving the news, Stuart Steen the Vice Principal for 16-18 Curriculum at the College said: “I’m absolutely thrilled for Mei Ching Ho, Sau Mui Chu and Daniela Ramos Luis.
View detailsThe prestigious event held at Blackpool’s Winter Gardens, saw students from colleges across the UK compete to be crowned best in their category. Now in its 52nd year, the annual competition is one of the main college competitions for hair and beauty students. a fantastic achievement to take part Head of Department at The Manchester College, Lynne Cummins said, “The AHT Finals showcase the best in hair and beauty talent in colleges across the country and it’s a fantastic achievement to take part.
View detailsKaren Wright, Careers and Welfare Manager at The Manchester College said: ‘The students had a great day and it’s brought home to them that there’s more than one route into the hotel industry. It’s not just tourism and hotel management roles – there are great careers in catering, hospitality, hair, beauty, retail, engineering, maintenance and more.’
View detailsYou get to learn lots of theory, on topics such as biology, grooming and feeding, which supports all the practical work we do caring for the animals. There were other courses closer to where I live but it was this one in particular that I wanted to come to because of its study modules. I originally wanted to work with dogs in particular, but there is such a large mix of animals here that I’m loving working with the racoons.
View detailsAnujin's Work at Awarding Body’s Exhibition in London - One of The Manchester College’s talented Motion Design and Animation students has been selected to exhibit their work at Origins Creatives 2024 , which takes place at the Mall Galleries, London this July.
View detailsPhoebe Lind, who is a Level 3 Uniformed Services student at the College, was one of those involved in the project and said: “I personally really enjoyed being a part of the Poppy Appeal. “I loved seeing how the community came together to help raise money for this amazing cause and I learned how important the Poppy Appeal and Royal British Legion are to people.
View detailsIzzie Mei Sleater, Animal Welfare Manager at Woodlands Alpaca Farm, was one of the employers in attendance and delighted with how the day went, saying: “We had a great time inspiring the next generation of animal workers."
View detailsShe also attended the WorldSkills Sao Paolo 2015 cycle and the Abu Dhabi cycle in 2017. Her services to the organisation have now been recognised with one of only four Certificates of Merit awarded to UK members. Once a year the Chief Executive Officer invites WorldSkills members to nominate distinguished individuals for a Certificate of Merit, which are then considered by the Board and approved nominees presented at the General Assembly.
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