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 detailsSince 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 detailsThere 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.
View detailsFrom those just starting their careers, to those ready to try something new, the types of courses available depend on your current age and position. If you’re leaving school after your GCSEs, we’ve got a number of options for 16-19 year olds.
View detailsThe Manchester College opens its campuses to new students - Shortly before the end of the 2021/22 Summer Term, The Manchester College welcomed over 900 prospective students to six of its campuses for a ‘New Student Welcome Day’.
View detailsThe Manchester College YOUR Personal Training Partnership - The Manchester College has announced an exciting new partnership with Swansea based YOUR Personal Training . The news builds on the success of the College’s recent collaboration with PureGym and reinforces the further education providers commitment to equipping its students with the skills, experience and industry connections needed to excel in their careers.
View detailsVisual Arts In September 2022 we opened the doors to our brand new City Campus Manchester, located just a 2-minute walk from Manchester Victoria Station. These new facilities are home to our Industry Excellence Academy for Visual Arts.
View detailsPass on these tips on to your friends and family to help them lower their plastic footprint. How to make a complaint, comment or compliment How was your visit to the college today? Your Feedback is important to us, as it enables the College to take action where appropriate, which ultimately helps to improve the College environment for everyone.
View detailsDee Smith, Asha’s Industry Mentor and Quality Assurance Lead, said: “We certainly struck lucky with Asha, she has definitely grown in confidence over time. Out of all my student placements Asha is by far the most independent learner. She works hard and uses her initiative where appropriate. I’ve already recommended the students at The Manchester College for industry work placements to our sister residence, Hollybank Care Home.
View detailsWhat Are T Level Courses and Qualifications for Students? - T Levels are a new and exciting qualification, designed to bridge the gap between education and employment. This approach to learning combines classroom study with extended industry placements of up to 45 days.
View detailsOther projects and partnerships The college has a variety of projects and partnerships in place to support our community in the development of new skills, opportunities and cultural enrichment.
View detailsZara Khalique brightens up our day - During our #didyouknow Design and Visual Arts week we caught up with Zara Khalique, a former pupil turned Fashion Designer and Entrepreneur, to talk about her brand ‘Keep it bright’. She took the time to visit our Level 3 Art and Design students completing their end of year projects. Keep It Bright “Keep it Bright is a positivity movement, lifestyle brand and way of living.
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