Thanks to the web site www.givemeastudent.com I found a huge and great opportunity : an internship…read morein an amazing office in central London Usually, the steps of recruitment are very long, they take 2 or 3 weeks and they are not very efficient, but thanks to this web site I found this opportunity in only 4 days with a formal interview included. Actually I'm involved in a lot of department from marketing and sales to customer service and web site management which is a really good opportunity for my CV and my future career. And also I have a lot of responsabilities, a very good challenge who will makes you stronger and built up a future career.

I have had first hand experience of Givemeastudent.com as I am currently working with a number of…read moreinterns who have been placed in my company by them. The service is quick and hassle free and the calibre of student is extremely high! The students passion for learning and contributing to the business is first class (I wish i could bottle their enthusiasm!) and nothing is too much trouble. This is a great service for any business large or small who need cheap resources!

Just completed my training and internship. They provide great work experience which helped land my…read morefirst job with GSK. Trainer was amazing staff couldn't be more helpful. Thank you Wizcore for changing my life!

Just finished SAP Finance training and internship with wizcore. I was referred by a friend. The sap…read moretraining structure followed by the company not only caters to the certification but also hands on experience. Internship was great as i got to work on different phases of implementation. I wouldn't usually bother with writing reviews but i must admit that i was quite impressed with their service with special mention of the admin staff who went out of their way to even organise re-training sessions for me because of my illness. Simon Bradley SAP BI August 2011

Located roughly 10-15 minutes away from Woking town centre, Woking College is an average sized…read moresixth form college, catering for students aged 16-18. The campus is relatively attractive, near to a large amount of parkland, and with a reasonable sized car park outside for students, staff and visitors. There is a good sized café and canteen area near the entrance to the college with chairs and tables for recreation in between classes. The teaching is of a good standard, and a wide range of A level subjects are taught here, as well as GCSE retakes in some subjects and more vocational courses such as BTEC and NVQ. The staff are also highly qualified, most of them also being friendly and approachable.

Ok maybe I'm biased, but @ctors Business - is the business…read more You don't really get the whole story and I guess when you're tyring to define a service it can kinda get difficult. But @ctors Business will listen to your needs - they're especially good for the smaller business who don't necessarily have oodles of time, extra manpower or over flowing budgets. They can set you up on the web (all using freeware and Open source) initialise an effective but simple e-Marketing campaign or just help you through the mine-field of back office administration. What I liked about @ctors Business was their attitude, openness, honesty, reliability and excellent communication. They're a small outfit and they do most of their communication via email a part from the initial meeting which they have with you face to face. Nothing is too much trouble for them and they manage your explications and keep your feet firmly on the ground. So if you're a small independent, looking for an extra hand or help with staff training which is done in an engaging and different way then @ctors Business is worth giving a shout.

The Workers' Educational Association describes itself as the largest voluntary sector provider of…read moreadult education courses in the UK; its classes are open to all adults aged 18 and over. They run well over 100 courses every year in the London area in a wide variety of subjects ranging from creative writing to how to use your computer. Tutors vary, of course, but the general standard is carefully monitored - I've not had many bad experiences over the years. I'm a bit of a course junkie, so I'm biassed, but I would hate to be without the WEA.

I come here to study fine arts on the weekends. The art class I attend is fantastic - so I give…read morethem and my tutor 5 stars. I have gained so much within a year and would be happy to continue the course for many years to come. There are students who've been coming for over 10 years! The actual building inside is a little dull and outdated. The reception area is quiet spacious and it's nice to see some of the art work up on display. Our class is right by the public restrooms, so the scent coming from the bathrooms can be quiet overwhelming!

On one side it's a Learning Zone for adult leaning for basic such as numeric skills literacy skills…read moreESOP (for those who do not come from the UK and so therefore English is not their first language) ICT skills as well as other adult education courses. As for the Youth Centre more then not bad if I do say so myself. I don't think any one can complain of being bored in this space when it's equipped with a Music room and I don't mean a room with a wide range of musical instruments. I'm talking about a recording studio so you can actually make music and record it. A room dedicated to computers I think the correct term is ICT suite a dance hall, sports hall and a room to relax with pool tables. For ages 13-19 30p entrance fee open from 6-9pm weekday evenings.

I'm currently working on completing my MA at the IOE, and I have nothing but good things to say…read moreabout my experiences there. The student body is incredibly diverse and as an international student, I feel very comfortable there. I've made close connections with people from all over the world which will no doubt stay with me for the rest of my life. The instructors that I've worked with are true educators...no one that I have worked with has appeared to sacrifice learning on the altar of research no matter what pressures are placed upon them by governmental bodies. The collaboration is impressive. I am on a first name basis with many of my instructors and I have met some of the biggest names in educational research since joining the IOE last year. My only complaint would be Admissions and Registry. They can be more than a litlte difficult to work with, but they appear to be sincerely working on those issues and have solicited a lot of feedback from students, so this may already be an issue of the past. Even so, any difficulties in getting in the door, and/or getting a visa are worth the effort for the quality of the education you will receive. I love the IOE. :)

I am working on an MA at the IOE and I feel like the modules are not preparing me at all for my…read morefuture profession. It is all independent study with very little contact time. I am an international student, so the structure is different than what I am used to. However, I feel like I moved all the way here to learn from these experts in the field; I could have read these books at home. If my tuition wasn't already paid for, I would not continue on this course. I love London, but I am definitely not a fan of the IOE.

A British office of the oldest Polish University (Jagiellonian University from Krakow). Great…read moreplace for everyone interested in Poland from research perspective. The office is located in wonderful historical building (however it could be refreshed or renewed) - Polish Heart Club (Ognisko Polskie). And last but not least - extremly nice people work there;)