Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, discussed the new deal with students, College Principal, Lisa O’Loughlin, and representatives of Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) and Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) at the College’s Openshaw campus.
View detailsThe Manchester College is joining forces with its industry partners in its Centre of Excellence for Visual Arts to bring a new art festival to Manchester in 2022 and is looking to commission budding, local, contemporary artists to work within educational settings to co-create content for the event.
View detailsFlexibility Just as our College had to instantly adapt to ensure remote delivery of our courses back in March 2020, our students and stakeholders have had to do the same in the way they study and work. This pragmatic and flexible way of thinking will continue to be essential as we move forward. In terms of employability; it’s expected that job interviews and open days will all be held online for the foreseeable future.
View detailsLearn more adult education funding options here. Can adult learners get funding for childcare? Yes, adult learners can access funding for childcare, though the available support varies based on the type of education and the learner's age.
View details“I was a bit nervous. Because I was going on TV, I was stammering quite a lot. I could get my words out but I was nervous, in an excited way. I really, really enjoyed every single bit of it. It’s all about raising awareness.”
View detailsSpeaking ahead of the exhibition Jack said: “It’s mint, it’s really cool that people will get to see something most people think is a hobby, become a job." It will be great that people can come and see my game and think maybe they could do something like that.
View detailsAnd we are continually meeting the ever changing demands of the industry by introducing new techniques, such as microblading, laser and epilation, which opens up more pathways for the learners.” Zara Prior, Barbering tutor “I’m seeing a lot of barbers who have been in the business for 20 years coming back for their qualification, and that is because of a change in the law which requires them to have a certificate to get insurance.
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View detailsThe full-time, 12-week programme is available to 16-25 year olds who aren’t in education or employment, with the aim of boosting your confidence, help you meet new friends and gain new skills. No prior qualifications are needed, just a willingness to learn and get involved. The Team Programme is delivered in the classroom, online and out in the local community in partnership with Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service.
View detailsStudents visit The Crystal Maze Live Experience to celebrate exceptional attendance - 80 students recently took on The Crystal Maze Live Experience to acknowledge their standout attendance record.
View detailsPicture shows (L-R) Creative Media Tutor Katy Rushton, Will Seymour Murphy, and Will's mum. Visit The Manchester College course finder page to explore the range of media courses available.
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