I’ll be starting a Fine Art degree in September at Liverpool John Moores University “I came to The Manchester College because I wanted to be more independent with my college choice. The college also had connections with art galleries, it was right in the heart of the city, which was really convenient, and the tutors were great.”
View detailsI chose these subjects because I thought I would enjoy them but I think I’d advice people to think long term about what courses will benefit you into going into Uni etc.
View detailsCallum was announced as a winner during a ceremony hosted at Staffordshire University’s campus, where he was also given a tour of the university’s authentic, state-of-the-art newsroom. He said: “It was a real surprise when I won and I didn’t expect it at all. This time last year I might not have considered even applying for something like this, so the experience has taught me to be more confident in my ability and embrace challenges.”
View detailsWorking at City Campus Manchester has opened a lot of opportunities and I never expected when I joined the course that I would be leaving The Manchester College with a job already secured. It’s definitely one of the best courses for a pathway into the industry.
View detailsAlso, my student mentor Sanaa Limbada and Achievement Tutor, Cat O’Grady for showing me that I can be myself and achieve anything. "There was an instance where I was homeless while I was in College and I nearly gave up on myself.
View details“The Manchester College has a dispensary where you can get a lot of hairdressing equipment, and airbrushing which costs a lot of money, and all the wigs and the pastiche that you have to use, so they do provide you with quite a lot. My dream is to do celebrity make-up. I also want to work at a salon, and keep progressing.” Michael Ward, Level 2 Hairdressing “I thought I knew a lot already about hairdressing but at The Manchester College, I’ve learned how to cut properly and to blow dry to a professional level, it’s just been amazing really.
View details“It’s very flattering to be chosen by the opposition, it shows they see me as an influential player for Blackburn. I want to thank my team-mates, without them I wouldn’t have won this award, we are strong as a unit so I have to say, thanks girls!”
View detailsIn the future, my plan is to be a Behaviour Teacher or Specialist working with young people in schools and youth centres. When I attended the Onside Awards, I was surrounded by a great bunch of people and there was an amazing atmosphere. I loved celebrating everyones hard work.
View detailsWithout that support, I don't think I would be doing as well as I am.” Angela has since gained a first class honours degree and is set to graduate at the 2019 UCEN Manchester and Total People graduation ceremony.
View detailsI decided to go to university to study BSc (Hons) Applied Science and Forensic Investigations as I found the course interesting. It was whilst I was studying my degree that I became interested in pursuing a career in forensic science.
View detailsAmong the 21 category winners, Gulforse Sayied was named Academic Studies Student of the Year and said: “This has been such a tough year for me, so to accept this award means a lot. I’m amazed that I won next to the other nominee’s and I know I have my amazing tutors to thank for it, I couldn’t have done it without the support of the College.
View detailsJennifer, who hopes to work for the North West Ambulance Service once qualified, said: “My friends have been learning to drive for their C1 in either a Ford Sprinter or a Fiat Ducato, so I wasn't expecting such a large vehicle but I appreciate learning to drive in that size as now I know I can push myself to the weight boundaries which is great.
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