iPhone application training course in Manchester
Sunday, February 14th, 2010
I was flicking through the South Manchester Reporter when I caught sight of my old chum Phil Birchenall.
Phill was part of Creative Industries Development Service and was helpful and supportive to me and many other creative companies while he was with the organisation.
The last time I spoke to Phil he told me he had gone freelance and had a number of interests – that was some time ago.
So I was pleased and interested to find out that Phil is now part of The White Room, a digital media and technology consultancy.
The Reporter focused on Phil’s new course to help 18-24 year olds gain some really interesting skills, experience and confidence through a course centred on designing iPhone applications. The best designs will be sold online.
It sounds like a wonderful way to get a start in the creative media sector.
Supported by Manchester Metropolitan University and the council it is sure to be popular and with only 10 places it would be wise to make inquiries now if interested: 0161 446 2991
Criteria
- 18-24 years old (but this is a flexible rule if the candidates are enthusiastic and show potential)
- Must live in Manchester City boundaries
- Can be recent graduates / self-employed /part-time / full-time if you can take the time off to attend although this is about a day a week during the duration of the course
- No full-time students
- Must be enthusiastic and really want to do the course
