Top 30 Best Academic facilities in Manchester

“We had a fantastic day at Manchester Bees forest school today. It was lovely to see my two children grow in confidence throughout the day and get involved with so much, including lighting fires and drilling! Thanks to Siân for making everything so accessible for my daughter, who is deaf. The children went straight into the bath when we got home, and the water turned brown with mud! That’s the sign of a great day!”

“Good teachers Mr Shabaz is a really good teacher I've increased my knowledge much better in my science lessons at school. Good teaching”

“Brilliant place, my son and daughter have been coming here for years and have really grown to love the staff members. I am very happy leaving my children here knowing they are safe and happy. They have both imoroved their reading by the extra classes they have here. So greatful for the extra thought and care they put into the children and happy to see my children improving!”

“I got a balayage done here by Lois and Carman and I couldn’t be happier! The job was so professionally done, better than any salon I’ve been to before, I’m so impressed with it! I will definitely be back, the atmosphere in the salon was really relaxing and Amy made me feel right at home. Thanks so much, I love my hair!”

“Highly recommend Manchester Business School. The quality of the teaching is exemplary - you don’t need to go to Oxbridge for a good education. I find that many of the tutors are not only very knowledgeable in their subjects but they are also very personable and make the classes engaging and some like to even add a bit of humour here and there which helps to jeep your attention. I don’t think I will ever forget the face to face workshops we had with the mba director Xavier who is a complete master of economics (strategy A) and so knowledgeable he can speak for 3 days without notes or presentations in a structured and engaging manner - he made economics and game theory very interesting (whereas in my bachelors of business elsewhere, I did not like economics). The GMBA has small class learning despite a large cohort size so you will be in workshop class sizes from 20-30 people which gives plenty of opportunity for interactive learning. The building itself is modern and everything is brand new. They offer a broad range of electives in pretty much everything business related you could want to learn about from blockchain, to negotiation skills to work psychology. The workload is intense but the live residentials included graded elements which means you get a chunk of your graded work out of the way in these weeks. The course balances face to face with online learning, essays and live presentations. There is a lot of emphasis on teamwork which can be challenging at times but is definitely great experience and builds your interpersonal skills. You get lunch and desert included at the live workshops. I recommend booking hotels close by as you have to work late some nights and come in earlier in the mornings sometimes to finalise presentations. You have up to 5 years to complete the course which is helpful if you need to delay due to personal circumstances. You also get a dedicated MBA careers service with advisors which you can tap into whenever you need it / if you need it. I have met some great people studying at Manchester - there are some very competent and lovely people in the cohorts.”

“Great place, offers many opportunities and activity’s for young people aged 8 to 19. Great facilities are located here (Gym, sports hall, boxing gym and many more) Staff are fantastic always willing to speak to a young person.”

“Excellent cafè. Really helpful staff. Make a good brew.”

“The University of Manchester is more beautiful than its looks like in the pictures uploaded.”

“This is one of the best schools in Manchester, My daughter went here and it did her the world of good. The only downside is the cost, its not cheap, I could have brought a Ferrari with the money I spent here.”

“Manchester metropolitan university is top business school in uk. I thank them for giving me good education and scholarships to achieve my masters.”

“The Admin office is very nice, efficient and cooperative. The staff is very respectful and professional. Would definitely recommend.”

“this school is the best and the teachers care for the students”

“The teachers are very friendly and the school facilities are amazing, The school is one of the best schools in the whole of england”

“Absolutely love Nursery in the park, my older son went and now my 1 year old goes, All staff are amazing its home from home, I wouldnt want to send my boys any where else.”

“One of the world’s best schools of architecture. Great faculty and reputation.”

“My child loves his lessons at little voices, the teachers are very nice . Thank you .”

“Excellent people girls Gen z are best in all forms shapes and colours.happy children is best.”

“Alan Turing Building! I spent 1 year studied in this awesome place. I will re-visit here so soon ;) . good facilities especially for postgraduates students”

“Very good people especially siman I wish their are more people like him very kind and helpful”

“I had very good learning experience. Always open to help,especially my teacher Tony Taylor (stone cold) is very very helpful . I would recommend 200 percent.”

“Pan African Congress commemorative plaque located here. Highly recommended.”

“The Manchester College is the largest further education college in the United Kingdom. It is the largest provider of 16–19 and adult education in Greater Manchester. The origins of the college go back to the early 19th century St. John's Sunday school, a pioneering school for workers. By the 1950s this had evolved into St John's and Openshaw Technical College. Later mergers created the Central College Manchester which became The Manchester College of Arts and Technology in Manchester, while institutions in Central Manchester, Fielden Park, Arden and Wythenshawe merged to form City College Manchester. In 2008 these two combined to form The Manchester College. The Manchester College offers courses for school leavers, adults, higher education students, employers and international students. The Manchester College is based at many sites in the city: these include Moston, Abraham Moss Community School, One Central Park, Manchester Enterprise Academy, the sixth form of St Matthew's RC High School and Harpurhey in the North; Openshaw, Preston Street, Welcomb Street, Nicholls Campus in Ardwick[9] and the Manchester School of Building in the East; Fielden Park (Didsbury), Northenden, Wythenshawe Forum and Brownley Green Wythenshawe in the South; locations in the city centre include St John's in Castlefield, Lever Street, and Shena Simon Campus in Chorlton Street in Manchester city centre. As well as this, the college are due to build a new site on the old Boddingtons' site - opposite the Manchester Arena. The MOL division specialises in delivering professional development training programmes by flexible learning. MOL has existed for more than 30 years providing HR, management, estate agency, construction and electrical engineering courses. Many courses are delivered in partnership with professional bodies such as the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) and the National Federation of Property Professionals (NFOPP). The Manchester College delivers learning and skills services to offenders in 42 secure establishments throughout England and in two probation areas. The services are contracted in both the private and public sectors to all categories of offender.”

“Good place to study for those who do not want to study.”