Education websites for Greater Manchester colleges, trusts and schools.

Courses held as structured data, filterable by subject, level, study mode, age group and campus. Each course page shows entry requirements, what learners study, progression routes and how to apply. The same data can feed printed prospectus exports and course listing sites, so details are corrected once and stay consistent everywhere. Course pages also carry start dates as text rather than images, so search engines and screen readers can read them.

Side by side explanations of A levels, T Levels, vocational qualifications and apprenticeships, written for young people and their parents. Each route links to matching courses and shows what it can lead to next, whether university, a higher apprenticeship or work. This is the section school leavers in the city region use most. Short videos from current learners can sit beside each route, captioned and hosted so they do not slow the page.

A separate area for employers covering how apprenticeships work, how apprenticeship funding works in general terms, with a link to official guidance, and how to advertise a vacancy with you. Enquiry forms ask the questions your business development team needs, such as sector and number of roles, and route to the right person rather than general admissions.

Adult skills funding in the city region is devolved to the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, and eligibility questions are common. We build clear eligibility guidance, evening and part time course listings, and a simple checker that points adults to the right course or to a conversation with an adviser, without collecting more data than needed.

One platform for the trust and every school in it, sharing a component library and central policies while each school keeps its own colours, news, staff list and statutory pages. Trust leaders can update a policy once and see it reflected on every school site, and each head teacher's team edits only its own pages.

Schools and academies in England must publish set information online, from Ofsted reports and performance data to SEND information, pupil premium and governance details. We build a checklist page in the CMS that shows each requirement, where it lives and when it was last reviewed, so gaps are obvious to your team.

Campus pages with maps, Bee Network bus and tram routes, cycling and parking information, and accessible entrances. Learners from across the ten boroughs weigh travel time heavily when choosing a college, so we place this information on every course page, not buried in a contact section. Where a campus has step free access or a quiet entrance, the page says so plainly.

Manchester families speak a wide range of languages at home. We translate the pages that matter most, such as admissions, attendance and safeguarding, choose human translation for anything with legal weight, and keep a consistent language switch so parents always know where they are.

A route from every page to your designated safeguarding lead and wellbeing support, written for both learners and parents, with forms that send concerns to restricted inboxes. Under eighteens need a privacy notice they can understand, and we draft the structure with your data protection lead.

Templates designed and tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, including keyboard use, screen readers and colour contrast. Colleges and other public sector bodies publish an accessibility statement, and every provider has Equality Act duties, so we check accessibility at each stage rather than once at the end.