The second finalist, Ray, was nominated during the second year of studying for a Diploma in Creative Media Production and Technology with a specialism in Animation. Katy also encouraged Ray’s nomination and spoke highly of her naturally inquisitive mind and first-rate artistic ability.
View detailsTMC star lands major role on Hollyoaks - Performing Arts student Ryan Mulvey has secured his first major professional role while studying for a BTEC Extended Diploma in Performing Arts. TMC Performing Arts student Ryan Mulvey has landed his first professional role after being cast in long-running Channel 4 soap, Hollyoaks.
View detailsThis is massive achievement considering Will was not even 18 when he created his animation just under a year ago. Will, who completed his UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma last year, is currently continuing his studies with a degree in Animation at the University of Hertfordshire. The Manchester College Principal Lisa O’Loughlin said: “We’re all immensely proud of Will and he’s done a fantastic job as a college student to be recognised in an event of this scale alongside professionals and university students.
View details‘ Postcards from the Edge ’ was created by students on the Level 3 Art and Design Diploma and their tutor, Eve Robinson. The project began with students expressing their lockdown feelings through art created on a postcard, which was then extended to friends, family and the community aged between four to 86.
View detailsTogether, we can inspire the next generation of professionals to achieve their full potential.” Millie Hilton, a Level 2 Media Make-up Diploma student studying at the College’s Harpurhey Campus, said: “Our Hair and Beauty Industry week was an incredible experience. I loved seeing so many brands and a former student who shared his journey since leaving the College.
View detailsVisual Arts students host Whitworth Gallery workshops - A group of twenty students from The Manchester College’s Centre of Excellence for Visual Arts have spent weeks getting to know the ins and outs of Whitworth Art Gallery as part of an exciting work experience project. The students, who are all studying our Level 3 Diploma in Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication, have got to know all parts of the gallery and how they work. They’ve had talks from the Museum’s Director, artist in residence and a number of curators, exploring the variety of jobs available in the arts sector, including hidden jobs they weren’t aware of before the work experience project began.
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View detailsHidden gems of Manchester inspire Art and Design students of The Manchester College - Various hidden gems in Manchester were cleverly recreated by students of The Manchester College as part of an exhibition at the city’s beautiful Portico Library on Monday night (March 20). A total of 23 students on the Foundation Art and Design Diploma course were tasked with collecting a number of drawings in a variety of different media from some of the most inspiring parts of the city, including Manchester Museum, Manchester Art Gallery and The Portico Library.
View detailsFor the second year running a student from The Manchester College has secured a place in the prestigious HOME BFI Film Academy. Oliver Chadwick, who’s studying a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media started the two-month course with the British Film Institute earlier this month. The BFI Film Academy takes place at HOME in Manchester each year and is a bespoke programme that prepares aspiring young filmmakers aged 16-19 for work in the industry.
View detailsThe Manchester Colleges Performing Arts Patron and Coronation Street actress Sally Carman, visited Level 3, Extended Diploma Acting students at Shena Simon campus this week to work on technique and provide them with industry insight. The students, who are studying in their second year, are currently working on monologues and characterisation for their mid-term assessments, with many of them already beginning the audition process to get into acting schools across the country.
View detailsShe will continue her studies at the College and start the second year of her Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production (Film and Broadcast) in September. Siena said: “I had a lot of anxiety last year. Attending the Ariana Grande gig really did throw me off my GCSE’s as I had to sit my exams the very next day.
View detailsYou’ll be able to study specialist Level 3 awards in teaching maths and English, Level 5 diplomas in helping learners with dyslexia, BA (Hons) degrees in educational development, and PGCE courses up to Level 7 in teaching young people.
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