I know Greenturn staff for a while they are really professional. I got trained for my Ernst and…read moreYoung Job Simulation Assessments (1 and 2) Australia, a month ago. Then did my AC preparation with Greenturn In-Person session. I passed all my EY Australia assessments in one go. Then I decided to move to the UK (due to the family reasons). I applied in EY UK after securing a Graduate internship in Sydney, Australia. I had to redo the Assessment Centre in UK last week, which was fine by me, since I got prepared by the UK Staff already from Greenturn. GT has over 50k Alumni network from the Big Four (across the globle) they can connect Applicants with Alumni from the service line. Highly Recommended for the In-Person sessions. I got an email today from the firm that I secured bmy position also in UK, Excellent!

We are very impressed with the personalized services from greenturn received right from the…read morebeginning. It's a group of professionals who train candidates for the recruitment tests. Out allocated consultant was precise and focused on building up skills. My daughter has passed all her recruitment tests without any issue. She will be joining Deloitte in the upcoming summer intake. I have also enrolled my son and two nephews for the interview preparation and skill building.

My child previously attended LWS, and I noticed a significant decline in their academic progress…read moreduring their time there. When we transferred to another school, it became evident that their reading skills were several years below the expected level for their age, and they were falling behind in other subjects as well. While LWS is a small school--which can be beneficial for children with special educational needs (SEN)--the quality of teaching is so poor that I would rather have my child in a larger class at a state school and use the money saved on private tutoring. Some of the teachers at LWS have a limited command of English. At one point, an English literature class was being taught by a Polish teacher whose English was inadequate. While this might be somewhat understandable in an underfunded state school, it is entirely unacceptable in a private one. Additionally, the school offers minimal sports activities, with just one afternoon of sports per week. Despite advertising swimming lessons on their website, these never materialized during my child's time there. Beyond academic concerns, the school is poorly organized overall. LWS offers bursaries to too many families and therefore failing to hire adequate staff/teachers. The school offers tuition for nursery/primary/secondary children and my suggestion for them is to just concentrate on nursery and primary and provide quality rather than quantity. I would not recommend LWS to parents who are seeking a strong, well-rounded education for their children.

As a parent whose child has been at LWS for 7 years it saddens me to hear the reviews on this page…read more By all means I am not saying you haven't had bad experiences but all I can do is speak my truth of the journey my son and I have had at LWS. LWS is not a school that focuses on marketing and sales so when I decided that it was the right school for us, it was through my own research, recommendations and a very warming meeting with the head who showed us round the classes and departments and left us to make our own decisions. I have quite a unique experience as one of a parent and one that has worked inside on events at the school so have spent lots of time in the classrooms with the teachers and pupils during class time. Overall my experience had been a school with happy pupils, professional teachers who care and a safe environment. The biggest attribute is how diverse the school is and how small it is and the pupils are non-judgemental, help each other and care for each other. I'm not saying problems do not exist of course, but in a school with only 90 pupils and class sizes of 10, they would stand out like a sore thumb and a solution found rapidly. The main point of all this is, how does my son feel about the school. I always check-in with him asking if all is well with other pupils, staff etc. Now my son is 11 and has just started year 7 at LWS. The response is as you can imagine somewhat vague and I'm lucky to get a sentence out of him but seriously, it was my son who chose to stay at LWS for the secondary school after having a choice to change and after having 3 visits and entry days at other schools in the area. My son is polite and courteous, empathetic and non-judgemental regarding race, mental health, status...this is a nod to the ethics and values of Lucy the head. No matter what stories my son has to tell me every Friday when I pick him up, usually about friendships and who has fallen out with who or whose best friend has changed etc, no matter the complaints about homework (there is a lot of moaning at 11 years old) he enjoys LWS and wouldn't change for the world. He knows he has the choice if ever he wants but he doesn't. If you have any doubts about the school, have a walk past when it's home time. You will see how happy the kids are and the quality of children there. The due diligence I do when it comes to any choice for my son is extreme. I want the best start for him and rush into nothing. I suggest you do the same. Stop at nothing until you are a 110%. Pls contact me if you are thinking about sending your child to LWS and I will be happy to answer any questions. Thank you Lucy and all the staff for doing your best, changing with the times and taking adversity head-on and seeing all as a positive to change for the best.

I took DELTA Module 1 course with Teaching House, London. The materials had mistakes that were…read moreacknowledged by the management. The feedback from my tutor were vague and the whole attitude and approach was sod off "check with the answers". I wrote a long email asking the tutor to provide more detailed feedback. The person who runs the whole DELTA course, Lizzy Adams, was always late with her replies to the emails, some were ignored had to chase up. Lizzy Adams was also the person who conducted the exam and there was major malpractice: the answers to my question on the organisation of the answers were misleading, and most importantly the time allocated for paper 1 was initially written as 2 hours instead of an hour and half, later mid-exam was demonstratively changed. They are the cheapest course on the marker but definitely the worst in terms of quality.

Oxford House College, London Oxford Street is a great place to study for Celta Qualification !…read moreI've just finished CELTA and it was an amazing experience. Teachers are very supportive and we feel that they care for us. Students are great and I have enjoyed learning and teaching too. We also have great facilities within the college. Printing, scanning and use of computers with Internet. A friendly environment - family like atmosphere and I really recommend this School. Lizzy and Brian are amazing tutors with a positive attitude which made our studies very interesting and a great learning experience.

I filled in my sons detail on their website and were quick to respond by email and even rang me…read morepersonally. This is a 1-1 tuition who come out to your home address. Lady said she will charge £32 for the hour + £4 for their travel or Block book for 11 lessons and pay reduced amount of £22 + £4 again travel. I think they're expensive! Still she said they offer further 5%/10% discount but I couldn't understand clearly what she meant. I might give them a go during these school holidays as my son needs to improve his ks3 levels.

The tutor provided to my child was very attentive to his learning needs. My child has learning…read moredifficulties and really needed someone who is very patient and creative. Octotutors were very understanding of my Childs needs and provided a very good tutor. He is now starting to catch up, and he is also enjoying school more.