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Students’ creation shows why the £87.4 billion arts are so important to education
You’ve done us proud once again.” The College’s Art and Design courses are accredited by the University of the Arts London and are offered at its Northenden and Openshaw campuses in South and East Manchester and at Shena Simon, the College’s campus in Manchester city centre.
View detailsPerforming Arts at The Manchester College
And it’s important we have a focused week to inspire people to join us.” Find out more about all our Performing Arts courses and details of our open day events .
View detailsExhibition invite for former photography student Katie
We spoke to Katie about her work, the challenges faced and what she hopes to achieve in the future. Name Katie O’Neill, 18, from Manchester. Course studied Level 3 Extended Diploma in Photography at The Manchester College. Currently studying BA Hons Photography at Falmouth University.
View detailsCharlotte's in the fast lane for career success
If you want to study engineering, choose Construction and Engineering courses available at The Manchester College, or visit the Total People website to find out more about apprenticeships.
View detailsCollege students make a statement with ‘This City is Ours’ project
Kitty Coles-Schottlander, studying Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design, said: “This course is super valuable to me, as is this opportunity with the Future Creatives project. It’s been a really good experience and it is just enjoyable to work with such reputable artists, creating such high-quality Art and to be a part of a close-knit community.”
View detailsRachel Curry takes over as new Principal
Over the coming years Rachel will oversee the transition to the new College Vision 2027 strategy while further developing and building on the College’s Industry Excellence Academy model which helps prepare students for a successful and rewarding future career with courses which are co-developed and co-delivered with employer partners. Commenting on her appointment Rachel said: “My family and I live, study and work in Manchester, so I am acutely aware of what a privilege it is to lead The Manchester College in the city I love.
View detailsIndustry Excellence Partnership
Gold award Commitment to offering extended work placements Commitment to support mock interviews Commitment to providing employability support- guest speakers/demonstrations Your logo on all relevant website pages and materials Commitment to recruiting students/apprentices Development days – College staff invited to spend time in your business (Support training, business knowledge and relationship building) Support with course content and development Branded workshops with employer's logos Set live briefs for students to work on. Platinum award Some or all of the above, together with: Providing industry placements in preparation for, and during, T Level implementation Guaranteeing a job interview for work placement students.
View detailsAutomation and its effects on the labour market
Employers are actively involved in helping us to identify the skills gaps in the local labour market to ensure our courses meet those needs and our students leave us with the relevant skills needed to be successful. This includes teaching our learners how to use some of this new technology in the workplace.
View detailsRaise your heart rate with our Workout of the Week
If you missed last week's workout, you can go back and complete it here To find out more about our courses and apply, visit our Sport webpage .
View detailsStar students shine brightly at the Student Excellence Awards 2019
For a full list of winners from the Student Excellence Awards 2019, visit the LTE Group website . Find out more about the wide range of courses available at The Manchester College Open Day , The UCEN Manchester Open Day and the Total People website .
View detailsSelf-confidence: 7 ways to build and maintain it
Reflect on your experiences, decide what could be improved and get to work on the solution, rather than dwelling on the problem. For example, if you have a skills gap, research an online course you could do or see if you can do some work experience to help build your CV. 4. Confident body language You only get one chance to make a first impression so make sure you give a firm hand shake and make eye contact the first time you meet an interviewer or businessperson.
View detailsThe Do's and Don'ts of Effective Cover Letters
Our career advisors are here to support you every step of the way, so don't hesitate to contact them for assistance. Ready for an exciting career? Explore our courses and enroll today!
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