During 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 detailsUse a skills scan to reflect on these or ask a tutor or mentor about what they see as your strong and weak points. You’ll come across as a real person at interview if you’re clear about what makes you unique. Remember: There’s a difference between being confident and being arrogant though; confident people are realistic about their abilities, whereas arrogant people brag and boast about them. 6.
View detailsTake part in the Student Mentor challenge - Set your goals for the term and win some prizes. Welcome to a new term at The Manchester College! With a new year comes a new perspective and the setting of new goals and resolutions so that we can continue to push ourselves throughout the year.
View detailsThe AA College Restaurant Award is judged by industry inspectors and looks at the whole dining experience – service, hospitality, venue and food. During their visit to Bistro East, the inspectors commented it was “great to see training of chefs to understand the pressures and needs of the FOH [front of house] environment” and they received “a professional and structured service”.
View detailsFor more information about the competition, email marketing@tmc.ac.uk . To find out more about our courses and apply, visit our Hospitality and Catering departments.
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 detailsAuthor Adele Parks offers students expert advice - Creative writing and ESOL students gained invaluable advice when renowned author Adele Parks visited The Manchester College. In conjunction with the Reading Agency, the best-selling author and Reading Ahead ambassador attended St John’s Centre to present ESOL student Sunara Begum with a certificate for winning the national Reading Ahead challenge.
View detailsFollowing on from the event, a member of the College’s Media department will be visiting the schools to share details about the courses available at The Manchester College that offer progression into digital careers.
View detailsBeing a student at The Manchester College is so much more than sitting in a classroom, everyone has the opportunity to get involved in competitions such as this one. Visit the Student Life section of our website for more information.
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