From the very beginning she has put her all into every opportunity given to her, as well as being an excellent student in class. As she goes off to university next year it has been a privilege to be part of her journey and I can’t wait to hear what she does next.” You can find out more our Industry Excellence Academy for Creative & Digital Media .
View detailsJeneve Hines-Braham will study English at the University of Cambridge after passing her Access to HE in English, Writing and Media course, delivered in partnership with the College’s higher education partners UCEN Manchester . While Jamie-Louise Lucas is off to study Law at the University of Oxford thanks to her outstanding A-Level results; A* in English Literature, A* in Psychology and A in History.
View detailsThe Future Creatives partnership supports our students by providing a unique live brief, to explore Manchester and present a fresh perspective about their city. 2024 marks the eighth iteration of the collaboration, and this year’s event was one of the biggest, being held over two venues and featuring almost 400 works from 350 talented Visual Arts students. The joint exhibition kicked off with a launch event at the Manchester Art Gallery which included performances from our talented Music and Performing Arts students and a selection of our Visual Arts students’ work curated specifically to illuminate the connections that were the driving force of the brief.
View detailsAlternatively, many employers may choose to fund your education as part of their commitment to the personal and professional development of their employees. If you can’t get free funding for your chosen course, don’t worry! There’s also the option to apply for Student Finance England and receive a loan to cover the cost of your education.
View detailsSo, what do the Schools Liaison Team think of T Levels and why might students want to consider them? T Levels are great if a student wants to do something that is more practical, hands on and directly geared towards a specific field of employment. They’re ideal if the young person has a good idea of what they want to do in their future career and are keen to start getting some fantastic work experience opportunities with some of the best employers in Greater Manchester.
View detailsA year What has been the highlight of your career? Becoming an Assistant Principal after not being great at school. I had to work hard to achieve what I have achieved. Also, the number of learners really do make a difference to. As educators and role models we really do change lives.
View detailsI buy records all the time anyway and I’m more interested in discovering new music than a lot of the special editions and reissues that make up a lot of the RSD releases. Having said that, I think it’s great that RSD generates more interest in record shops and helps them make more money at a time when lots of them a struggling to survive.
View detailsThere are over 90 members of staff within this great support team, based across all nine campuses and, this academic year alone, they have provided support services for over 6000 of our amazing students.
View details“I have a great bunch of students, they are enthusiastic and have a really positive attitude to learning.” And Lynda’s students were delighted to hear about her success as well.
View detailsA business course can be a fantastic route to a thriving career in many different industries depending on which one suits you best! Now is the perfect time to get your foot in the door, as Manchester's economy is expected to see annual average growth of 2.2% between 2024 and 2027, beating the national growth rate of 1.9%.
View detailsOur men’s first team have beaten Burnley College (3 rd Round), TNS North Shropshire College (4 th Round), Newcastle Under Lyme College (5 th Round) and Tresham College in the Quarter-Final to give themselves a great chance of lifting the trophy. What has made this achievement all the more remarkable is that all our players are enrolled on academic and vocational courses at our College and play football alongside their chosen studies.
View detailsEveryone at this College is absolutely amazing and Katy (Rushton, Sebastian’s tutor) is the best tutor I have ever had. All the hard work has paid off!” Table favours were provided courtesy of the College's Level 2 Patisserie and Confectionery and Level 2 Catering Service students, with entertainment from D-star; dancers from Shena Simon campus; duo Max Robertson and Shauna Dolecki and magician David Penn.
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