You’ll learn more about the travel, tourism and aviation industry through tours of airports, heliports and hotels, careers talks from leading brands in the industry, spending a day in the life of a sector employee, such as a travel advisor, and trips and visits to tourism hotspots such as London and the Lake District. Plus, you’ll spend at least 35 hours gaining experience in workplaces such as travel agents, tour operators, hotels and restaurants.
View detailsNext week Olympiad and Creative entreprenuer, Peter Bakare, will visit The Manchester College to lead on a project that will see 120 Digital and Business students develop a media campaign for the Cancer Research Trust.
View detailsQualifications are invaluable for helping students to get into this sector to nurture talent; teaching them about potential career paths and the skills they need to thrive.” According to industry figures, the creative industries is growing by nine per cent each year, which makes it one of the fastest growing employment sectors in the country.
View detailsThe charter provides a great opportunity to publically state your commitment to the mental health agenda and celebrate the brilliant things that go on in our sector to support our students and colleagues.” To learn more about The Manchester College visit our website homepage and to sign the Charter, visit the AoC's website .
View detailsManchester is the most visited city after London by overseas visitors. Currently employing around 99,100 people, this sector is expected to grow by a further 20,300 jobs.
View detailsPlus, you’ll spend at least 35 hours gaining vital work experience in the industry or in a role that will help you develop key skills required in the public services and criminology sectors. Our range of courses cover everything you need to start a successful career in the police, fire service, armed services and other public sectors.
View detailsIf you need support identifying the right construction career path for you, speak to your tutor or visit your campus Careers Hub to speak to a Careers Advisor. You can also email your questions to careers&welfare@tmc.ac.uk *Source: Linear Recruitment ** Source: Randstad
View detailsIf you’ve got any questions, the Careers team are available over summer to answer any questions and give career advice, just call the main line on 03333 222 444, or visit our support page .
View detailsKooth offers a wealth of information and resources and, most importantly, a way to share fears and anxieties with peers as well as providing access to counselling if needed – all without leaving the house. To find out more visit Kooth online , or sign up here quickly and easy. You can also take a look at our support page for other resources and useful informaton.
View detailsThe College’s previous event raised over £3,000 for The Chefs’ Forum Educational Foundation CIC and resulted in work placements in prestigious kitchens for some students. For more information regarding The Chefs’ Forum visit our social media channels: Twitter: @themcrcollege Facebook: TheManchestercollege Instagram: @themcrcollege
View detailsEmployers can promote their brand whilst supporting our students to explore career pathways and develop insights into industry. Site Visits Why not invite our students to visit your workplace and gain a real insight into how your industry works. This will give you to opportunity to promote your brand and also to meet future talent from the local area.
View detailsThe RAF Lynx helicopter arrives at The Manchester College’s Openshaw campus ahead of WorldSkills UK: https://youtu.be/TUJpfjnDxsg Lisa O’Loughlin, Principal of The Manchester College, said: “Our automotive department is a real asset to our College, and our students, and to be chosen to host these competitions is a real honour.
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