Lucy Oldham, Head of Music and Performance at The Manchester College, was delighted with the event, saying: “It was a wonderful afternoon and a great way for our gifted students to showcase their talents. Hopefully, the festival is the starting point for very successful careers in the industry." If you’re interested in studying Music and Performance and want to benefit from exciting opportunities such as this one, apply for courses that start this September.
View details“Working with The Chefs’ Forum our students are able to gain experience of working with top-professionals to really take their skills to the next level.” commented Christine Kenyon, Deputy Principal at The Manchester College.
View detailsTalented students take top spot in skills competition - Students from The Manchester College showcased top vocational talent to bring home the medals during the Greater Manchester Colleges Group (GMCG) skills competition 2019.
View detailsThe Manchester College Marketing Students Top of The Class - Marketing students at The Manchester College and UCEN Manchester are top of the class after receiveing exam congratulations from awarding body the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM).
View detailsInternational applications We are no longer in a position to enrol any new international students due to our current home office status as a legacy sponsor. For further information about Tier 4 of the points-based system, please refer to the Tier 4 Guidance for Sponsors on the GOV.UK website. We apologise that we are currently unable to proceed with any new applications.
View detailsIf you want to become a nurse, you might need a few of the following skills: Empathy Effective communication Problem-solving Attention to detail Time management Medical knowledge Clinical skills Teamwork Resilience Don’t worry if you don’t have all these skills!
View detailsCare Experienced At The Manchester College, we are committed to supporting all our care experienced students, ensuring they have access to the guidance and resources they need to succeed in their time at college. The designated teacher will be the central point of contact and will help to promote the welfare and educational achievement of every looked after, and previously looked after child at the college.
View detailsStories are the same around the world, just in different languages.” Read the Excellence Gateway piece (external website)
View detailsTo encourage participation the College is offering to pay the entry fee for the Heaton Park run event on 22 March 2020 for anyone that completes the first 7 weeks of the couch to 5K challenge. To help you complete the challenge you can visit the NHS website and download a weekly podcast. There is even an app, along with a range of courses to help you track your own progress, meaning you can even do this yourself from home!
View detailsLast week’s results follow the news that hundreds of the College’s students secured top grades in their Level 3 technical qualifications. 95.38% of students studying technical qualifications at the College’s Industry Excellence Academies and Centres of Excellence secured a pass grade in this year’s examinations, with 55.69% of students achieving the top Distinction or Distinction* grades, compared with 50.8% last year.
View detailsAnnouncements for successful applicants will take place on (what day of the week) 13 April 2020. For further information about the grant, visit the Medicspot website .
View detailsThe 12-week, full-time course is available to 16-25 year olds who are unemployed and will give them the chance to develop key skills such as teamwork and problem-solving to improve their career prospects. Activities include residentials, community work, work experience, CV development and much more.
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