The Manchester College courses

...be based around the practical, live performances you take part in with other musicians. You'll also have the ability to show off your creative skills...

...taking a look at both the theory behind it and how it works in practice, using a range of the latest music software, like Pro Tools and Logic... Learn about: Sound Engineering, Music Technology...

...you'll get to work with highly qualified staff who have great links to professional sports clubs. As you develop the teamwork, leadership and coaching... Learn about: Coaching Skills...

...self-confidence and provide opportunities for you to develop strategic approaches in an ever-changing environment. Using individual, group and academic... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...skills and the personal qualities you'll need to support clients taking part in activities with you. The Manchester College is an Active IQ approved centre...

...blackmail and fraud. Law is a fascinating, diverse and fast-moving subject with new cases and developments nearly every day! On this A-Level course... Learn about: IT Law...

...you'll be assessed by both portfolio and tutor assessment... Learn about: IT Law, Trade Union, Employment Law...

...together to plan collective action. 3. Entry requirements In order to be eligible for this course, you'll need to have completed the TUC Union Representatives Stage... Learn about: IT Law, Employment Law...

...you should just have at least two GCSEs at grade C/D or above, and a positive Record of Achievement. We'll then invite you down to audition for...

...creative and practical skills and find out more about working in the industry. This is a very practical qualification, designed to introduce you to some of the styles...

...and understand how these impact upon decisions made and strategies implemented. Throughout the AS and A-Level, you'll constantly be analysing and evaluating... Learn about: Business Studies...

...at least five GCSEs at grade C or above in order to enrol on this Level 3 Diploma in Engineering. These should include English, Maths and a Science subject...

...which usually consists of two mandatory units plus optional units that combine to the 90-credit total. There is a wide range of units to choose...

...then a BTEC First Level 2 Diploma in Engineering is the perfect place to start. You'll start with an introductory topic that explores the engineered world...

...incredible piece of prose in each year of study, with George Orwell's 1984 on the table for year one, and Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale the open book for year...

...The approach to spoken language (previously speaking and listening) will emphasise the importance of the wider benefits that speaking and listening skills have for students... Learn about: English Language...

...attend exhibitions and galleries and do further contextual reading, all of which requires an additional commitment outside of normal course hours...

...including the Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) and the British Association of Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology (BABTAC) 3. Entry requirements You'll...

...theoretical assignments in each unit of study. You will also complete a final major project, which will combine research, planning and production skills... Learn about: English Language, Film Production...

...with 60% of your marks based on end of year exams, and 40% on work completed through the duration of the course... Learn about: Film Studies...