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If you live outside of Greater Manchester, you can speak to our or visit our Travel Support page to find out more about support available. In addition to this amazing opportunity, if you apply to study with The Manchester College, there is a number of additional benefits to support your learning.
View detailsScience & Medical Sciences
Whether you’d prefer to be a paramedic working on the front lines or a biochemist advancing the field of medicine and developing new essential drugs, there’s a career to suit your passion and skill in this industry. At the top of the scale, you’ll find medical practitioners like doctors and surgeons.
View detailsHow Adult Education Can Transform Your Career
Not only is returning to education a fulfilling personal experience, but it can also open doors to exciting new career opportunities. As you climb the career ladder, don’t forget the benefits of education and how it can transform your career.
View detailsThe Manchester College launch a new employer Alliance for Performing Arts and Hospitality and Catering
The Manchester College launch a new employer Alliance for Performing Arts and Hospitality and Catering - The Creative Alliance and Hotel Alliance will enable students to benefit from the experience and insight from industry experts in their chosen subject as they work towards their dream career.
View detailsBusiness
Business Business With over 45,000 new jobs created in the past 10 years, the business profession is booming. There are around 15,000 new openings every year across this broad sector, with career opportunities to follow in departments as diverse as marketing and HR, operations and recruitment.
View detailsWelcome (Campaign Page)
It’s natural to be a little nervous in the lead up to starting college – everything is new and it’s a big change! From travelling to a new place of study to what you’ll need to bring with you. We’ve got you! Have a look our handy guide for your first day: First Day Information Hear from our Recruitment and Outreach Team on why you should study at The Manchester College and how we can get you career ready.
View detailsManaging Transitions Using ‘Why? What? and When?’
It’s important to remember that when considering ‘the why’ for change, the greatest driver should be a research-influenced desire to study something new, as opposed to using the change as a method of moving away from something else. The What? Once satisfied with reason(s) for change, its important to assess what the new- or amended aspiration/target is.
View detailsThe Student Union's Newest Recruits
The Student Union's Newest Recruits - The Manchester College and UCEN Manchester’s Students’ Union has a new President and Vice President. As we do our best to work hard and maintain busy schedules in an uncertain time, one thing we can be certain of is that our Students’ Union is in safe hands and ready to thrive thanks to its new President Maryanne Letham and Vice President Nela Blinkhorn!
View detailsThe Manchester College awarded NNECL Quality Mark
Since late 2019, work has been underway to develop this new award, with funding from the UPP Foundation for the initial developmental pilot, and additional support from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority for a collaborative project in 2021.
View detailsKeeping Active
You can download apps such as ‘Map my Run by Under Armour Run’ and ‘Nike Fit’ to help you keep track of your fitness and set yourself new goals. P.E with Joe Wicks Joe Wicks, aka @TheBodyCoach on Instagram, has been hosting live workouts to tens of thousands of people across the nation during lockdown.
View detailsPrincipal’s Welcome
The Manchester College has a high percentage of students who progress on to university, work or further study; take a look at our student case studies and the news stories on our website and our social media channels to see for yourself the successes our students achieve. While helping you achieve your goals is very important, it also really matters to us that you enjoy your time at College, that you get to have new experiences, make new friends and create happy memories that will last a life time.
View detailsWhat affects the labour market?
There are different National Minimum Wage rates based on age for workers aged 16-24 and apprentices. In April 2018 the Government introduced a new mandatory National Living Wage (NLW) for workers aged 25 and over. This figure is based on what the estimated real cost of living is.
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