Manchester City sign up for the Apprentice Revolution
Premier League champions Manchester City are the latest high-profile employers to back the Apprentice Revolution campaign.
Premier League champions Manchester City are the latest high-profile employers to back the Apprentice Revolution campaign.
Are you 16 or older? Whether you're working or not, leaving school or just want a career- change, an apprenticeship can revolutionise your life.
More than 300 Wythenshawe residents have found jobs or gone onto training courses since the launch of a help scheme, which is the first of its kind in the country.
550 Manchester schoolchildren were given the chance to Have a Go at different careers, during a packed and varied day of bite-sized activities at the Etihad Stadium.
Plans have been unveiled to expand the hugely successful Sharp Project, Manchester's digital and production complex, providing further opportunities for the region's TV and film production industry.
A group of Manchester young people have received a whistle-stop tour of the hospitality industry, before meeting directly with employers to discuss open vacancies.
Plans for a major expansion to The Sharp Project, which will see hundreds of new jobs created and a cutting-edge global technology company establish its European headquarters there, have been unveiled.
A scheme to help jobseekers in Wythenshawe was right on the nose for animal-lover Laura Doyle and led to her dream career - training sniffer dogs.
A campaign urging Manchester businesses to join the Apprentice Revolution is closing in on its ambitious target of creating 300 apprenticeships in just 100 days.
A major campaign launched today aims to create 300 new Apprenticeships across the city of Manchester in the next 100 days.
Manchester's Employer Suite served up its 1,000th success story when Leah Mayhew, who had been unemployed for more than three years, took away a permanent job in double-quick time from her visit.
A skill-boosting scheme, which is the first of its kind in the country, is running in Wythenshawe.
Cultural employers in Manchester have joined together to create a second wave of job opportunities for young people to 'earn while they learn' in the city's dynamic creative sector.