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1. 1. Two-way education is Sue's business

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 08 June 2005 SUE BAILEY has gone back to school. The Stockport-based business consultant is helping students by opening up a window on what life is like in the real world of work.

2. 2. Lesson in success by ex-teacher

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 October 2005 FORMER maths teacher Ian Fisher has gone to the top of the class after the on-line education company he launched five years ago scooped a national award.

3. 3. Nord Anglia in HQ quit riddle

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 18 July 2005 STAFF at education group Nord Anglia are bracing themselves for the outcome of internal review which some fear could see it quit its Cheadle headquarters with the loss of 100 jobs.

4. 4. Nord Anglia's move plan 'leaked'

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 26 July 2005 EDUCATION group Nord Anglia is continuing to claim no decision has been made over the future of its Cheadle headquarters - despite a leaked document revealing detailed plans of its closure and the sale of the building.

5. 5. Online course was back to front

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 07 July 2005 MARKETING training experts at a Manchester company were delighted when hundreds of students in Syria wanted to sign up for an online course in business studies. The catch was - most of them wanted to study it in Arabic.

6. 6. Libya talks our language

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 24 February 2005 LIBYA'S fresh start in its relations with the West has opened up a new chapter for a Trafford language centre. There has been a surge in demand to learn English since the North African country emerged from decades of isolation following the lifting of sanctions.

7. 7. £17m advice boost for businesses

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 March 2005 A GOVERNMENT scheme has delivered a '17m boost to north west manufacturers over the last three years, says Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt.

8. 8. Thrills and spills of risk business

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 08 March 2005 ALEC FINCH owes a lot to his cousin's brother-in-law. "He had a company car and a nice suit, and I thought that would do for me," says Alec.

9. 9. A load off their minds

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 02 February 2005 THE weight of learning has been a heavy load for a Salford removals company. But in six weeks, Movesolutions made light of the task, completing a elocation which will help students reach new heights at Manchester's first-ever Learning Academy.

10. 10. Memory of Bilal drives Robina on

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 12 January 2005 A WIDOW with four young children, including an autistic son, was inspired by her husband to drive forward the innovative training business they pioneered together.

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