“I’ve definitely improved my communication skills, and I’ve learned how to work quickly. I think work experience is necessary as it helps students in the long run when they do get a job.” Steve Scoullar, Senior Head Chef at The Ivy Spinningfields in Manchester, said the restaurant had reached out to students at The Manchester College and welcomed them to join the team in the professional kitchen.
View detailsUltimately, to see our College’s students walk away winners capped everything off and I couldn’t be prouder of them. This isn’t the end of our students’ journey though, as the competition also serves as a feeder for the national WorldSkills competitions.
View detailsThe CEO of The Femtrepreneur, Amy Atkinson, led the Becoming an Entrepreneur workshop and was amazed by the students that took part: “The session was fantastic. I was impressed with how interactive the students were and how many of them had business ideas they had actively started to bring to fruition.”
View detailsWhen reflecting on her course, Lucy said: "I’m very proud of myself. It’s been challenging, but I’ve come a long way. “I enjoyed placement, meeting new people, my tutors and developing my overall skills." Rachel Curry added: “This year’s results across the board wouldn’t be possible without our fantastic employer partners, who co-develop and co-deliver our courses to ensure that students leave with the relevant knowledge and skills required to make an immediate impact in their pursuits of their dream careers.
View detailsStudent Zaneeb Hussain Akhtar said: “I’ve really enjoyed it, and we’ve met loads of new people. I particularly enjoyed learning leadership skills such as how to motivate, encourage and support other people.” Fellow student Wessaf Mahmood said: “The project has given us the independence to create and produce our own project to tight deadlines, and also the confidence to pitch our ideas.”
View detailsThe supportive faculty and cutting-edge curriculum were instrumental in my success. I couldn't have asked for a better foundation for my professional journey. - TMC engineering graduate Preparing for an engineering career The engineering field is constantly evolving, and here at TMC, we understand the importance of staying current with new developments and technologies.
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View detailsWhile the majority of the measures will remain the same as last term (I have outlined these below as a reminder), in line with latest government guidance students and staff must now wear face coverings at all times while on campus, including in lessons/practical sessions , communal areas and libraries , except while sitting down to eat or drink in one of our refectories.
View detailsWe are also one of the few colleges to offer an Afro Hair short course, where you can learn styling and relaxing techniques for African hair types, and I’ve gained my Master Colour with Wella, an advanced Level 4 colouring technique, which I teach to our Level 3 students. “What sets us apart is the progression that all our learners make, including those with high needs or special needs.
View detailsThis partnership not only increases our reach but gives present and future students the opportunity to study and play basketball at a level that suits them, from participation to elite. I believe this is the start of something great, as both organisations have the same vision and drive. You can find out more about the industry-led courses available at The Manchester College’s Centre of Excellence for Sport and apply today .
View detailsWhen reflecting on the course, Henry said: "The best part of the course was how the tutors helped me find a placement. I have gained great insight into the world of science and the different careers within it." During their studies, Henry completed an industry placement with Cancer Research UK, who are one of the College’s employer partners.
View detailsBe respectful of their time: a message like “Hi, I’m a student exploring a career in [industry]. I really admire your role and wondered if you’d be happy to share how you got started?” goes a long way. You don’t need to ask for a job -just ask for insight.
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