The tourism industry is full of opportunities to explore different cultures and experience new places. Consider becoming a tour guide, sharing your knowledge and passion with travellers. Or, one of the best ways to travel the word while getting paid is to work as cabin crew or cruise staff.
View detailsRead more: Top 7 Growing Industries and How Our Courses Prepare You for Them The 10 must-have employability skills for 2025 1. Adaptability Change is constant. Whether it’s learning new technology or adjusting to new ways of working, being flexible makes you an asset in any workplace. 2. Digital fluency Comfortably using digital tools, project management platforms, AI systems and communication apps is now basic survival in most careers. 3.
View detailsThe Students' Union drop-in sessions - Students at The Manchester College are invited to attend new fortnightly drop-in sessions with representatives of The Students' Union. The sessions will be held every two weeks until May 2020 in the designated SU area of each campus.
View detailsIt’s really exciting. I really wanted to be part of this event as it’s a new experience for me and it might be encouraging for the students to be heard.
View detailsThe Manchester College and LTE Pay Tribute to Sir Tony Lloyd - The MP for Rochdale was a long-standing supporter of The Manchester College, Novus and the Group. The Manchester College and LTE Group are saddened by the news of the death of Sir Tony Lloyd. As a leading figure in the political life of Greater Manchester over four decades, Sir Tony was a staunch supporter of our work.
View detailsYou can also use your Linked In profile to advertise the fact that you are looking for work experience. Visit the local companies you are interested in, speak to their reception and hand in your CV for consideration. You can also phone and ask for the right person to speak to regarding work experience.
View detailsThis will be the perfect opportunity to find out more about careers and the future job market, learn about the new T Level Qualifications and attend workshops about looking for work or progressing to higher education. Representatives from Apprenticeship provider, Total People will be there to offer advice on alternative career routes as well as colleagues from UCEN Manchester for those who wish to look into progressing onto Higher Education.
View detailsTutors Holly Hawkes and Stephen Helsby said: These fundraising activities gave learners the opportunity to collaborate with their peers in and outside of the class, and we were proud to see learners make new friends and solve problems to overcome obstacles during their activities. The money was handed to Children In Need at a presentation in the Openshaw lecture theatre last week, which was also a chance for our students to celebrate their achievement.
View detailsSince then, we’ve continued to expand our offering and invest in our communities, opening new campuses and Centres of Excellence, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in learning and training. Today, we’re the number one provider of 16-19 education, adult education and higher education in FE in Greater Manchester.
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View detailsAnd in terms of motivation, we are demonstrating how important it is to have the right mind set when setting out in a new direction. “As in the all the classes and seminars students can ask all the questions they want and get one-on-one feedback from industry professionals.
View detailsTo achieve Greater Manchester’s commitment to becoming a carbon neutral city region by 2038, the College is committed to reducing emissions in line with the GMCA's ambitions. This includes the brand new city centre campus becoming zero carbon by 2028. The £2.8m grant secured by the College comes from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS), funded by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and delivered by Salix Finance.
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