After impressing his coaches over the last year, including in the European Championships, Wil received the news of a call-up to the Men’s Under 20 World Championship squad which is set to take place in Jeju, Korea in August His experiences at the European Championships are something that he enjoyed, despite the team not winning the tournament.
View detailsMentoring rules Always meet in a public place – cafes or coffee shops are a good idea Agree in advance on how often to meet, how long the mentoring session will be for, and what you would like to gain from it (e.g. introduction to a network, help formulating some goals) Working with a mentor is a chance to define and discuss your goals, aspire to new ones and take positive action to make them happen. Your mentor is part of your “support crew”, a professional person you can talk with and share your hopes and wishes with, outside of your family, circle of friends, tutors or study colleagues.
View detailsHowever, all the usual channels of support will remain available to students, including free school meals. Further details are outlined below and in a news article on the Student Hub . The College would like to thank students for all your hard work and co-operation during this challenging period.
View detailsCybersecurity Over the past year, the UK’s cybersecurity sector has demonstrated strong resilience and growth, with a 13% rise in revenue and the creation of 2,700 new jobs . Cybersecurity offers an exciting career path, especially if you're interested in areas like data protection, threat analysis, or ethical hacking.
View detailsThey helped with business planning and accounts. After a number of successful years, I decided to try something new. I attended an open event at the college I first trained at after talking to the advice and guidance team I decided to enrol on a teacher training course.
View detailsHer humble disposition, coupled with her academic achievements, makes announcing the news of her recognition a pleasure for her tutors at the College. Her drive, determination and positive outlook has seen her overcome adversity, enabling her to complete her course and become a voice for others.”
View detailsMichael Ward, Level 2 Hairdressing “I thought I knew a lot already about hairdressing but at The Manchester College, I’ve learned how to cut properly and to blow dry to a professional level, it’s just been amazing really. I’ve enjoyed learning something new every day and just getting more knowledge. Ultimately, I’d love to work in the film industry but I’m glad I have my hairdressing skills to fall back on.”
View detailsIt is a real surprise to have received an award for doing something I love.” As an Irish citizen, Marie’s MBE was not announced in the New Years’ Honours list, with her honour instead being announced following the process for non-British citizens which was formally confirmed today.
View detailsTutor Katy Rushton added: “This project came at the perfect time as I wanted to introduce my new animation first years to working with type. The subject matter of the poems gave the animation students a lot of scope to be creative and visualise how the typography could tell the stories of the poems.
View detailsFrom September 2022, Creative & Digital courses will be taught at our brand new, state-of-the-art City Campus Manchester .
View detailsOn the day On the relevant results day, results will be available via Student Hub. On login, all students will see a new tile titled ‘Exam results’. Clicking on these will display your results. If you have any issues accessing your results or want to speak to a member of the College team about your results please call 03333 222 444.
View detailsSay which sectors you have worked in and where you are currently working (or doing work experience) then make a bridge to why you are there e.g. “And now I am looking for a new challenge and am excited about the possibility of working for your organisation”. The whole thing should take only a couple of minutes to say. 2) Vary your language During the interview, stay away from over-using “I did” and use more business words such as developed / delivered / identified / achieved / coordinated / handled / negotiated and instead of “made”, try created / designed / built.
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