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T Level students secure employment after successful industry placements

Loretta Kiely, Niche Lead Business Analyst at Lloyds, said: “Liz’ level of work was incredibly high, she came up with new innovative ideas and was confident in her delivery. She was capable of taking it back to the users’ perspective, which is so important in Design work, and she displayed very well-rounded thinking.”

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How to Become an Engineer

An example of a day-to-day task for an engineer could be designing and testing a new component for a manufacturing process. This might involve using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software to create detailed plans, considering factors like material specifications and dimensions.

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The Future of Logistics: Why You Should Consider a Career in This Field

Roles in the logistics sector are more likely to be in high-priority areas of the Levelling Up agenda than jobs in other sectors. Since 2012, around four in ten new logistics jobs have been created in high-priority areas, compared to only one in four jobs in other industries.* Needless to say, the future is looking very bright for logistics!

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Six Great Reasons to Host an Industry Placement

Our students are eager to learn, brimming with curiosity, and often bring bold, creative ideas you may not have considered. Their enthusiasm is infectious — and it can spark new momentum across your workforce.  Workforce Development Work experience or a T Level industry placement Industry placement don’t just benefit the students — they’re a fantastic opportunity for your team too.

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The 4 Skills Employers Look for & How to Acquire Them

Good interpersonal skills will make you likeable and memorable – essential for making a good first impression on an employe  How to improve interpersonal skills Smile when meeting new people.  Express gratitude when someone helps you.  Seek feedback from trusted individuals about your communication style. 

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Landing Your First Job: A Checklist For Success

Start by reaching out to: Family and friends Tutors and lecturers Former classmates Alumni from your college Local employers or community groups Leverage all the connections you can and let people know you are available and looking for work. Always remain open to new opportunities and introductions. At the very least, networking will improve your confidence and communication style. And in the best case scenario, you might just stumble across a contact who opens all the right doors.

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You will be providing these details securely to protect your information.   Our Pass Our Pass is the new way to travel in Greater Manchester for all 16 to 18 year olds. If you're 16 to 18, Our Pass provides you with free bus travel anywhere in Greater Manchester - whether you need to travel for college, careers events, taster days, sporting events or cultural attractions.

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Celebrity Chefs to the Manchester College for Charity Launch

“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.”

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Degree Courses

It will help you further develop your career if you’re already in a job, or provide you with work-related learning options with relevant employers if this is a new career path. Like other types of university-level courses, foundation degrees are split into two disciplines: arts (FdA) and sciences (FdSc).

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The Deal at Work: 7 behaviours for Amazing Employability

Master this set of behaviours and not only will you get the most out of your time at College, you will also improve your work-readiness and employability. A good way to start the New Year!

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What Are T Level Courses and Qualifications for Students?

What Are T Level Courses and Qualifications for Students? - T Levels are a new and exciting qualification, designed to bridge the gap between education and employment. This approach to learning combines classroom study with extended industry placements of up to 45 days. 

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"This is beyond my wildest dreams" - our GCSE students reflect on their 2017 results

The talented pair, who live in Manchester, will now study second year Business BTEC Level 3 for 12 months at the College, and have set their sights on university after that. Iqra said: “It is amazing news, and such a relief. We have been rooting for one another so it’s great to both come out of it with these grades after all the sleepless nights.”

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