If you are a UCEN Manchester or Adult Student , in the first instance, you should speak with your tutor about work placements or visit one of our Careers & Welfare Hubs. Downloads Student Guide - Preparing for Your Industry Placement Industry placement induction checklist Grofar Student Portal Benefits
View detailsLisa O’Loughlin, Principal, The Manchester College, said: “The core proposals of the HE Bill are in principle a good thing, recognising the changes in society and in education, and will allow further education colleges like us to become more involved in the sector for the benefit of everyone who has the ability and desire to study for a higher education qualification. “However, most of the focus by both Ministers and commentators so far has been on the link between the TEF and the ability to raise tuition fees, which could detract from the Framework's prime objective which, I believe, is to increase the quality of teaching in our higher education institutions.
View detailsDesigned to provide the necessary skills and real-life experience for a career in the Architectural and Construction Engineering sector, students will study 11 bespoke modules delivered and assessed by industry experts, take part in masterclass sessions from industry experts and undertake an extended 45-day industry placement programme to convert theory into practice.
View detailsIn addition to putting their skills to the test, our students also got the chance to network with leading employers and professionals from the sector as many of the competition’s categories are sponsored. Find out more about Hair and Beauty courses at The Manchester College and apply today.
View detailsYou can help your child to search for apprenticeships by employer or by sector. UCAS Parent and Guardian Guide to Apprenticeships Parents Perspective Podcast Now in its third series, this podcast aims to make you feel informed and confident in providing careers support and guidance to their child, so that they ultimately make the best decisions for them.
View detailsThink about another way to keep in contact; you could enquire about visiting their company or doing work experience there, or link up via social media and follow their company on LinkedIn, for example.
View detailsDuring Be Amazing Manchester Week, students from The Manchester College have visited schools, care homes and a number of local community projects to use their skills to support the city. This was the first in an annual event to be held by the college to create a lasting legacy in communities across Manchester.
View detailsSacha Lord talks business with The Manchester College - Night Time Economy Adviser for Greater Manchester and Founder of Parklife Festival and Warehouse Project, Sacha Lord visited Level 3 Business Studies students at Nicholls campus recently to discuss his rise to success. The self-made entrepreneur and maestro of the Manchester music scene had the full attention of over 60 students specialising in Business Law, Entrepreneurship and Marketing.
View detailsTo learn more about The Manchester College’s partnerships with local, regional and national employers, visit the Employer Partnerships section on our website.
View detailsA Grade II* listed building, Manchester Central Library was opened in July 1934 by King George V and is the second largest public lending library in Birmingham. For more information on the exhibition and opening times, visit the Manchester Central Library website . You can find out more about courses at our Centre of Excellence for Visual Arts and apply today .
View detailsThe industry traineeship will provide veterans with the opportunity to gain confidence and the skills that employers are looking for in the sector. Chris Wright, Assistant Principal at The Manchester College, said: “The course is a great opportunity for people who have left the armed forces and are looking for work, to get the training and support they need to help them find jobs within the construction industry.
View detailsThe Logistics Awards are the annual celebration of excellence in the logistics and supply chain sectors and the College has been shortlisted for the Future Skills Award. The Logistics department has been nominated due to its proven track record of collaboration with the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) in getting people back into work, particularly in developing the LGV drivers and taxi drivers of tomorrow.
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