Entry requirements for Level 3 courses are specified on the College’s website.
View details“As well as that, next year I’ll be playing on the shadow squad for Morecambe FC’s development centre as part of a group of players being coached here by Morecambe’s coaches.” What is it like at The Manchester College?
View detailsA group of 50, comprising returning students, graduates and freshers who had yet to enroll, watched the show at Liverpool Empire Theatre. They also got the chance to meet legendary producer and Everton FC chairman Bill Kenwright. Bill was the one who identified The Arden tutor Paul Broughton as the perfect person to play the iconic Scouse starlet Cilla White’s father, John, in the show’s initial Liverpool run.
View detailsThey also praised the variety of work placement opportunities available for students through Village 135, Manchester City FC, Hilton Manchester Deansgate Hotel and onsite facilities including The Bistro and Grab and Go counter. The review panel said: "It is clear that The Manchester College have established mutually beneficial relationships with a number of organisations throughout the hospitality industry to facilitate learner development.
View detailsStencilled botanical designs inspired by 18th and 19th century working-class botanist societies in Manchester will decorate city centre streets thanks to fashion students from The Manchester College and artists Anna FC Smith and Helen Mather. The Manchester College’s students will also work on a guerrilla photography exhibition that will grow throughout the day long festival and feature on hoardings across the city centre.
View details"After having a successful six years of working with Manchester City, I decided to join Everton FC in November 2018, as it is the club my family and I support. I took the role to support the coaching at Finch Farm training ground and promote the development of Manchester born players with the hope of identifying the best talent and recruiting them to the club."
View detailsRead more about each course and find out . Term dates for the 2025/26 academic year: 16-18 Student Term Dates 2025/26Adult Student Term Dates 2025/26 Term dates for the 2026/27 academic year: Student Term Dates 2026/27 2025/26 Term Dates Autumn Term Monday 15 September 2025 - Thursday 18 December 2025 (Monday 22 September 2025 for Adult Learners) Autumn half term Monday 27 October – Friday 31 October 2025 Spring Term Tuesday 6 January - Wednesday 1 April 2026 Spring half term Monday 16 February - Friday 20 February 2026 Summer Term Monday 20 April - Friday 3 July 2026 Summer half term Monday 25 May – Friday 29 May 2026 2025/26 Bank Holidays Summer Bank Holiday Monday 25 August 2025 Christmas Bank Holiday Thursday 25 December 2025 Boxing Day Bank Holiday Friday 26 December 2025 New Year's Bank Holiday Thursday 1 January 2026 Good Friday Friday 3 April 2026 Easter Monday Monday 6 April 2026 May Day Monday 4 May 2026 Spring Bank Holiday Monday 25 May 2026 Got a Question?
View detailsYou can register to vote up until 11.59pm on Tuesday 26 November , but anyone wanting to register for a postal vote, or for a proxy vote, must do so by 5pm on Tuesday 26 November. To vote in a General Election you must: be registered to vote be 18 or over on the day of the election (‘polling day’) be a British, Irish or qualifying Commonwealth citizen be resident at an address in the UK (or a British citizen living abroad who has been registered to vote in the UK in the last 15 years) not be legally excluded from voting.
View detailsFor urgent help, Manchester Mind suggests contacting your GP, local NHS Walk-In Centre, or A&E, and they list several emergency helplines and support services like the Samaritans and Shout Visit Manchester Mind's website . Qwell Qwell is a digital mental health service designed to provide free, safe, and anonymous support for adults aged 26 and over.
View detailsSarah Atkinson, CEO of the Social Mobility Foundation, discussed the importance of the event, saying: "The creative sector has a diversity problem. Just 26% of people in creative jobs are from working-class backgrounds, and people from privileged backgrounds are twice as likely to land a job in the industry.”
View detailsIn total, 200 of College’s students responded to the live brief and 26 have been chosen to work with Jack Arts and designer Craig Oldham during the project’s final stages. The final collection will be exhibited on Wednesday 4 March at Manchester Art Gallery with the 26 fly posters also available for sale in the gallery gift shop at £4.50 each.
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