“It was really good working with Simon, it gave me a taste of what it was like working in a professional kitchen. “I learned lots of new things and it has been a really memorable experience. I’ll be going to Simon Wood’s restaurant in a couple of weeks for work experience and potentially an apprenticeship.”
View details“Our students particularly enjoy being around the exotic animals, I mean, how exciting is it to feed a snake?! We’ve had students who have been frightened of snakes to begin with but now have developed confidence and can get them out without batting an eyelid.
View detailsYou’ll spend approximately 20% of your time on practical learning through a 45 day industry placement. Where can I study T Levels? We offer T Levels at our Harpurhey Campus, Openshaw Campus, City Campus Manchester and Wythenshawe Campus. T Level FAQsWhere can I find additional T Level resources?
View detailsI’ve got a lot of fond memories from my time here and as a former performing arts student at the College, I would urge young people to come along and find out what is on offer. Studying for a career in performing arts has many benefits and opens up a lot of pathways within the industry, from acting to working behind the scenes, there are so many options open to you.”
View detailsTutor Katy Rushton added: “This project came at the perfect time as I wanted to introduce my new animation first years to working with type. The subject matter of the poems gave the animation students a lot of scope to be creative and visualise how the typography could tell the stories of the poems.
View detailsWe left the brief fairly open to give the students creative freedom and encourage them to come up with their own concepts. This proved to be the right move - my colleagues and I have been so impressed with the materials produced. The student’s creative aptitude was evident in their ideas and in their final designs.
View detailsAs part of that process, it’s important to ask the following questions: Am I on track? Will I achieve the grades needed? Do I have a plan B? In this blog, we’ll be helping you gain some clarity on the next steps in your journey towards a future career.
View detailsJarrad holds his FA Level 3 (UEFA B license) in Coaching Football and also coaches part time at a Premier League football club. When asked about the upcoming Semi-Final, Jarrad said: “I am so proud of our students, but the hard work doesn’t stop here. We play football the right way and I firmly believe we can win the tournament, but we can’t look past The Sheffield College who will be full of confidence ahead of our game on Wednesday afternoon.
View detailsWe’re currently a category two team but we’ve beaten a number of category one teams during this season’s ECFA Men’s Premier Cup run, including The Sheffield College. I would like to thank all my colleagues and our students for their hard work, along with the staff and students from The Sheffield College.
View detailsThe report concludes that post-16 education has been the biggest long-term loser of any phase of education. I am incredibly proud to work at The Manchester College. The impact that our college has on our students and their communities is incredible.
View detailsIt also allows them to meet peers from other colleges and express themselves on a competition stage. I am proud of what both Taylor and Annie have achieved. They have had to put extra sessions in at College to train and all their hard work is paying off.
View detailsOnce we have finalised our plans for a managed return for students from Monday 8 March we will communicate them to you. I appreciate that some of you may have concerns about returning to campus so I’d like to reassure you that the health, safety and wellbeing of our students and colleagues will remain our number one priority.
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