We have been rooting for one another so it’s great to both come out of it with these grades after all the sleepless nights.” The sisters also revealed they are aiming to follow very different career paths in the future. Aisha said: “We are very close and have studied the same things so far, but it is likely to all change when we start to work!
View detailsStudents visited the company’s design studio in Denton and worked alongside Liam and his team, experiencing first-hand the process of the design process through to construction. Liam said: The students were all incredibly enthusiastic, dedicated and a huge help in getting the integral parts of the sculpture ready at Lazerian. By working together as a team it shows great community spirit and that's what this project is all about.
View detailsStudents talk all things Animal Care - #didyouknow our Animal Care students look after and learn about around 150 animals at our Northenden campus?
View detailsWe work with local schools to encourage learning outside the classroom, through visits and workshops that hopefully inspire and intrigue pupils for the world around them.’ Sustainability is all we're talking about in Parliament and we're seeing it in action here Mike Kane MP said: ‘Sustainability is all we’re talking about in Parliament and we’re seeing it in action here.’
View detailsOur men’s first team have beaten Burnley College (3 rd Round), TNS North Shropshire College (4 th Round), Newcastle Under Lyme College (5 th Round) and Tresham College in the Quarter-Final to give themselves a great chance of lifting the trophy. What has made this achievement all the more remarkable is that all our players are enrolled on academic and vocational courses at our College and play football alongside their chosen studies.
View details“It has been a roller coaster but amazing journey so far, with plenty of opportunities for career development and progression,” she said. All this started with The Manchester College and NHS Trust giving me the platform through the Sector Based Work Academy, and I will always be grateful for all the support I have received throughout the years from colleagues in various roles, from cleaners to directors.
View detailsBuilding Back Better – 3 things to consider - As we all adjust to a ‘new normal’ over the coming months, there are three key aspects that will play a vital role in ‘Building Back Better’.
View detailsI’m delighted to have graduated and I’m looking forward to going on to university to study children’s nursing.” Well done to all our Access to HE Diploma students!
View detailsMariatu, worked as an electrician in her native Sierra Leone, said: “All I wanted to do in school was to be a nurse but my family were all engineers. “It feels really good to get this result! I’m working as a carer at the minute but studying a nursing degree will give me a professional qualification and means I can work in a hospital environment.”
View detailsStudent Venus Ubah, said: “The Manchester College promotes diversity, acceptance of people from all walks of life and they provide education that is suitable for everyone. I have been a student for four years and have been through a lot inside and outside of College.
View detailsThe awards, hosted with LTE Group partner organizations UCEN Manchester and Total People , celebrated dedication and excellence in students and apprentices from across all three organizations. More than 450 nominations were received and over 240 of our students, apprentices, their guests, and our colleagues, attended to see 20 awards presented to the worthy winners.
View detailsSpeaking at the awards, Rachel said: “Our Student Awards ceremony is one of the highlights of the year, and I’m incredibly proud of everything that all our finalists have achieved. The standard of this year’s nominations was outstanding and all our students here tonight have done remarkably well to be shortlisted in their respective categories.
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