Our learning environment is open and accessible, with all students able to participate and feel valued, embracing the diversity that the trade union movement has to offer. Bitesize Learning Reps and managers from union branches are now welcome to run short briefing sessions on any topic they are interested in for free!
View detailsOur FacilitiesOur Courses Our Openshaw campus hosts ten subject areas , all benefitting from industry standard facilities. With courses ranging from Level 1 to Level 3, you can be sure you’re on the right path, in the right place. Automotive Construction and Engineering Education and Early Years ESOL, English and Maths Foundation Learning Health and Social Care Public Services and Criminology Science and Medical Sciences Sport Teacher Education At our Openshaw campus you will find a wide range of facilities aimed at providing you with an amazing student experience.
View detailsSpeaking ahead of the exhibition Jack said: “It’s mint, it’s really cool that people will get to see something most people think is a hobby, become a job." It will be great that people can come and see my game and think maybe they could do something like that.
View detailsI have been known to work 18-hour days which have caused me to suffer burn-outs. Despite the fact that I still get new ideas, my brain works faster than my fingers! So as an entrepreneur it’s very important to find some “down-time” for yourself – always a challenge when you are busy and driving your business forward.
View detailsHowever, if you're before starting university, completing a college engineering courses can provide a solid foundation in engineering principles. Apprenticeships are another great option, offering paid on-the-job training alongside classroom learning, which leads to a recognised qualification. This path is perfect for those who want to earn while they learn.
View detailsCharlie Ogden: It's been great. They've obviously got a lot of knowledge under their belts. It's been a good day so far.
View detailsThe fundraising was linked to our students’ Volunteering module and the project was a great way for them to give back and gain experience engaging with members of the public. Stuart continued: "Our students organised stalls at a number of our campuses and various locations throughout Manchester city centre, including high footfall areas like Manchester Piccadilly Station and Manchester Victoria Station, which proved to be a great idea.
View detailsIzzie Mei Sleater, Animal Welfare Manager at Woodlands Alpaca Farm, was one of the employers in attendance and delighted with how the day went, saying: “We had a great time inspiring the next generation of animal workers." The Alpacas from Woodlands, especially George, were the stars of the show with students gaining an amazing insight into the work that goes on to care for them and keep the animals protected.
View details“When it comes to writing nominations, I’ve always got so much to talk about because all our students work to a really high level and support our employer partners with live briefs, which is something I’m keen to celebrate. “It’s great to see some of the students I nominated at the event and recognised in this way.” Speaking shortly after collecting the Student of the Year Award, Mia Kerry added: “I’ve had a great time tonight and I can’t believe how everything has turned out.
View detailsDanae Brown, who’s also on the Level 3 Extended Diploma Nail Technologies course, added: Competitions are great for challenging yourself and finding new techniques to bring your ideas to life. It’s helped me to develop my skills and ideas, and is great way of having fun!
View detailsKate Heaton, Employability and Partnership Co-ordinator at The Manchester College, added: "It was great to hear about how much our students gained from this experience. The feedback we've had from the Manchester Craft and Design Centre has been fantastic, and I'm looking forward to working with them again."
View detailsJames’ work, which is based on an album by The Haunted Candle Shop called Lemon Demon, is now on display in the reception area at City Campus Manchester and visible to people following the trail, as well as those who have downloaded the app. The College’s Great Ducie Street site was chosen because of the permanent Greater Mancunians exhibition located there; another great showcase of the talent produced by the further education provider.
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