Frankie’s final project wows London crowds - Digital Art and Animation student Frankie Warburton-Watts took her outstanding final project to the next level by working with a published author to produce an illustrated book.
View detailsWell done to everyone who was nominated and congratulations to our finalists: Academic Studies Student of the Year Najma Ahmed Aya Al-Shatari Gulafrose Saiyed Automotive, Logistics, Construction and Engineering Student of the Year Ryan Dunn Daniel Klosowski Steven McDonagh Business, Computing and Creative Digital Student of the Year Mary Darko Hamza Ijaz Venus Ubah Creative Arts Student of the Year Kemani Anderson Kayleigh Rough James Taylor English and Maths Student of the Year Colin Avison Diamond Dill Devan Pratapcim ESOL, Communities and Work Student of the Year Magda Krer Amare Melkam Jamal Najibi Service and Retail Industries Student of the Year Nathan Fletcher Eshanti Laing Leanne Wilson Sport, Public Services and Care Professions Student of the Year Brandi Booth Cara Linton Sophie Whittle Student Ambassador of the Year Onos Adams Aman Aziz Keisha Swaby Supported Learning Student of the Year Montel Clarke Christopher Mahon Jay Rigby Teacher Education Student of the Year Geeta Aggarwal Sean Ahern Hollie Crankshaw The Seminary Student of the Year Rachel Amoyelle Rivka Morris Hanna Lea The Work Experience Student of the Year Poppy Beswick-Perry Harry Rayer Finlay Wiggins 14-16 Student of the Year Luke Fletcher Adeyinka Laniyonu Louis Woods 16-18 Student of the Year Shafia Fiaz Alice Rycroft Colin Avison Adult Student of the Year Ashlea Cook Isra Jehangir Neil Brown Bright Star Award Ashlea Cook Alice Rycroft Jodie Haining UCEN Manchester Student of the Year Stefan Misiaouli Vejay Patel Zak Wundowa Total People Intermediate Apprentice of the Year Sharnay Haining Saskia Rusowicz Laura Wileman Total People Advanced Apprentice of the Year Tia Cavanagh Rebekah Pettinger Dylan Pritchard
View detailsLevel 3 Automotive students Warren Ndlovu and Musa Jallow were the first to take advantage of the five day experience, which saw them not only shadow professional mechanics but also work on the latest state-of-the art Bentley, McLaren and Rolls Royce engines. Aaron Phelps-Naqvi, Employability and Partnership Coordinator, arranged the week long work experience for six students at the Knutsford based dealership, which was the first time the Sytner Group have linked with a college.
View detailsYou’ll find lots of delicious cocktails to try in the bars around here, or you could even watch musicians perform at The Oast House during summer. If you really want to enjoy a special night then you can catch the lift to see spectacular views of the city at 20 Stories or enjoy a cocktail at The Ivy.
View detailsOur Facilities and Locations By enrolling on one of our Hair and Beauty courses, you’ll have the opportunity to benefit from our state-of-the-art facilities at our Harpurhey Campus in north Manchester and our Wythenshawe Campus in south Manchester. So, wherever you live, you’re not far from starting your journey towards a career in the hair and beauty industry.
View detailsJohn Thornhill, Chief Executive of LTE Group, which the College is part of, was in attendance and said: "Work on the College’s new state of the art city centre campus is now well underway and when it opens, our friends at the Cathedral will be close neighbours of ours. Going forward I hope that this will be the start of many joint initiatives to support people and communities in the city.
View detailsAll her fellow photography students are really excited about having a film star in the classroom". Find out more about the range of Design and Visual Arts courses at The Manchester College.
View detailsThis is a particularly special fund as it helps to provide leisure and social activities, music therapy and art therapy for our patients. Not only are these activities enjoyable but they also encourage our patients to build important friendships which can provide invaluable support for them at an incredibly difficult time in their lives.”
View detailsStudents at The Manchester College’s Industry Excellence Academy for Health & Social Care were introduced to a number of new career options after taking part in an exciting skills workshop with Medical Mavericks, in the brand new state-of-the-art hospital ward at the College’s Openshaw campus. Students on the T Level Health (Assisting Adult Nursing), T Level Healthcare Science (Assisting Healthcare Science) and Level 3 Health and Social Care courses engaged in hands on activities using various medical and science equipment.
View detailsCelebrating one year of T Levels - T Level Transition Programme students received a special visit from the Department for Education on the same day The Manchester College held an end of year event for students studying the new technical qualification. 220 students on T Level and T Level Transition Programme courses at The Manchester College were invited to a celebratory event in the brand-new state-of-the-art sports facilities at the College’s Openshaw Campus to conclude the first year of delivery for the further education provider. Jump Start to T Levels students were also in attendance to get a feel for what they can expect on their T Level and T Level Transition Programme courses from September 2022 .
View detailsIndustry-standard facilities that have been developed specifically for your course, include: A state-of-the-art mock hospital ward complete with complete with industry-standard hospital beds, screens, chairs, bedside tables, PPE equipment, blood pressure monitors, a nursing station with computer, hand washing facilities, toilet and ceiling hoist.
View detailsRefurbished in 2025, the campus has an array of facilities that provide a great experience for adult students including a Starbucks, state-of-the-art IT facilities, a library, two Science labs and plenty of social spaces that create a fantastic adult learning environment. The campus also offers plenty of onsite parking making it easy to access both by public transport and car.
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