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The Manchester College and UCEN Manchester receive £2.8m to reduce carbon footprint

To achieve Greater Manchester’s commitment to becoming a carbon neutral city region by 2038, the College is committed to reducing emissions in line with the GMCA's ambitions. This includes the brand new city centre campus becoming zero carbon by 2028. The £2.8m grant secured by the College comes from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS), funded by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and delivered by Salix Finance.

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The Manchester College Support National T Levels Week

There was excitement in the air at both celebrations, which took place in the College’s state-of-the-art sports facilities at its Openshaw Campus and main theatre at the College’s brand-new City Campus Manchester, a state-of-the-art facility in the heart of Manchester city centre. Students will wear the branded apparel they were given, which is tailored to each course, when they attend classes and take part in work placements with the College’s employer partners.  

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Hospitality and Catering students take to the kitchens at the BRIT Awards

The thing I like most about studying at The Manchester College is having new chefs come in to teach us new techniques and skills, which helps prepare us for the future. I enjoy the environment, my classmates, and my tutor as well.

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Higher and Degree Apprenticeships – what you need to know

Although you cannot apply direct through a university for a degree apprenticeship, you can usually register your interest on their website for new vacancies as they arise in the apprenticeship subjects they offer.  In addition, UCAS has its own section for information on Degree Apprenticeships .

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7 Top Industries in Greater Manchester

There are also some key transferable skills which are important across all industries. You may read or hear these skills talked about in the news discussions around skills gaps. Let’s take a look at some of the key industries in Greater Manchester. 1. Digital, Creative and Media Digital skills are essential for all types of jobs.

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British Business Bank launches Northern Powerhouse fund

The events will brief business advisers and the local business community on the new funding opportunities available and detail how businesses can access the funds. An event will take place at HOME in Manchester on March 15.

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Visual Arts students showcase stunning work at Manchester Art Gallery

“The atmosphere is incredible. Art galleries aren’t just places for visiting art, they’re sites where art is made. To have the music, movement and dance, to be able to see the work, to be able to see the performances, it’s quite incredible.

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Marcia’s lockdown snap wins prestigious competition

The light beyond the tombstones signals hope for the future, and the potential for new beginnings – the ‘new normal’ after lockdown. Life lessons learned from nature: accepting change, moving on and letting go.

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Putting Technical Education in the Spotlight: Our Level 3 Results Day Coverage

Not content with a hat-trick, we secured further national media attention for technical education on Yahoo News .   The Manchester Evening News also reported live from our Openshaw campus speaking to a number of students, including several who had received “multiple job offers” as a result of their work placements.

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‘Who’s Zoomin Who…?’ - 7 Top Tips for Improving Virtual Communication

, who the speakers are if there are going to be presentations, who will take minutes and who will let new callers join etc.  4. Mute those microphones!  There is usually feedback (echoing) on more than 2 mics so make sure you mute yours until you are ready to speak or asked to contribute.

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Construction & Engineering

Gain the blueprint you need to progress your career. Explore our courses in Construction. Related news

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Staff Profile: Alison Acton

The work is really interesting and varied, and because the role was new when I started I have been heavily involved in the evolution of the position. What advice would you give to anyone who wants a career in your industry/role?

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