Do NOT use this company ! ! !…read more Paid the extra fee to have the health & safety course, test and CSCS card. It have been two months now and still no card. The admin and staff are terrible, do not reply to emails, hard to get on the telephone and fob you off saying they will get back to you. Save your money and go else where

BIG SHAME I CANT GIVE 0/5 STARS!!! Too ennoyed by them!!!! i…read moredone my security course on august 21st it has been over 2 months!!!! no results! Everytime i call them, i get next week next week, next week, next week, 100% this week,100% next week. ALL THE TIME! called them over 30 times tried to speak with the manager, the manager is ALWAYS! busy! every single time i tried to call the they are busy or is in a meeting, i have called solicitors and lawyers trying to be reasonable, been 2 months from their stupid 10 days results, they wont give me refund the manager wont talk to me, no one will tell me whats happening with the results, AVOID AT ALL COSTS! YOU WILL BE EXTREMELY ANGRY AND DISSAPOINTED!!!

I took a training course with this company regarding software engineering. For the very moment I…read moreset foot through the door I could tell I was dealing with a professional organisation. Registration was easy and I was quickly on my way to the classroom where I met the trainer. The good thing about Learning Tree, and I think a distinguishing feature, is that their trainers are professionals who happen to train some of the time, rather than full time trainers who have perhaps lost touch with the business world. My trainer was very knowledgeable and was open to further questions that weren't necessarily in the curriculum. He spent a great deal of time ensuring that we all understood the material and got the best out of the course. Lunch is provided as part of the course fee from an onsite deli bar. The food is good and you can get a lot for your voucher. I would use this company again.

My husband took a Project Management course with this company last year. Dreadful, was a complete…read morewaste of time. He has even recommended that his company use another Training firm, and they now use: Skillsoft who are much more professional, welcoming, approachable, knowledgeable and understand the IT market perfectly. Their course was so much for successful for him. I also know someone who worked for Learning Trees Leatherhead office and said it was the worst place to work, the place was rife with staff bullying the MD was arrogant and rude and they moved to working for IBM and have never been happier. So all round, not heard one good thing about this company. Utterly amazed to see they rank quite highly in the list of providers. I certainly wouldn't recommend them.

One of the worst prince 2 courses ever. I attended on weekends and the trainer was careless, he…read morefinished the sessions 4 hours earlier than the formal time and after the end of the foundation exam he told me I got 60 then I received my formal mark as 56. Worse than that is that he did not help us in the practitioner preparation, all what he said is that we should read 6 pages after the foundation exam!!! Next week a new trainer came prior the practitioner exam data and he was direct and straight in tackling the exam questions but after what?I just wonder after what? After we lost all that valuable time that we could have prepared well for the practitioner. Eventually I entered the practitioner and I believe I answered what was suitable for passing and I received 42! Someone in the BCS or the Knowledge Academy seems either to be playing with my marks or its just one vague and dirty policy to fail some of the applicants that they choose to fail as a failing sample in each course. This whole course does not worth a pence or minute of your time, sincerely, look for another reliable academy that helps you to pass and not a careless training provider like that.

Bunch of crooks. Charged me in pounds instead of NZD and refuse to refund me correctly citing…read more"exchange rate shifts". Despite the fact that they have admitted it was their mistake, they expect me to be the one out of pocket. Crap course too.

I recently volunteered for a local conservation charity - BTCV (British Trust for Conservation…read moreVolunteers) and I did some work with them in tidying up and helping landscape Coldfall Wood and Lordship Recreation Ground. The charity was set up in 1959, and has a successful history of environmental conservation volunteering throughout the UK. One of their values is to ensure that they help maintain a sustained environmental improvement: A healthy environment and improved biodiversity is at the heart of all BTCV's activities Working with and supporting BTCV has been a really rewarding experience and has made me feel like I'm contributing something worthwhile to our local community and at the same time helped me to build my own self-confidence, learn new skills and meet new people. BTCV is almost entirely reliant on voluntary donations. The work they do is only made possible by people who pro-actively want to make a difference to their community and environment. The organisation's mission is to create a more sustainable future by inspiring people and improving places, which in this day and age I feel is more important than ever. BTCV have been developed through four decades of a 'hands-on' approach to conservation activities. During this time they have very much adapted they way in which they work to meet the changing needs of communities, however their key values remain and are central to the continuing valuable work they carry out in local open spaces. I can't recommend this organisation highly enough and if anyone is looking to do some good with their spare time, I recommend visiting BTCV's website where you will find all the information you'll need to get involved! http://www2.btcv.org.uk

It's a real treat to visit this bespoke cobbler. Located inside Gieves & Hawkes, it's even a more…read moreexciting event to meet James. He's been at this since 1992 and can offer good advice if you're seriously considering dropping some serious cash on these decadent shoes. Or boots. He does exquisite boots, as you can see in this small booth behind shiny glass. Mostly mens' shoes, but he does do a high heel as well. The process takes about one year to do and is handcrafted in stages.

From the owner: We make bespoke shoes to commission using the best quality leathers and materials to suit…read more Sustainability and quality are key; our shoes are designed to be repaired and built to last; we source locally where possible, working with oak bark and veg. tanned leathers (leather is a waste material); and we make everything from sandals to sneakers, alongside classic welted footwear, for our customers. Passionate about our craft, we are at the forefront in teaching the skills and techniques of handsewn shoe making to beginners. Many of our students continue shoemaking and some have gone on to become shoemakers in their own right, heralding a new British bespoke shoe making movement.

Please do not go to this school, I spent thousands of pounds on courses to attend there is no…read moreschool, just rented rooms, I was moved from room to room, because someone else had booked the room, the courses are unacceptable and some didn't even go ahead because the teacher did not turn up, any attempts to get a refund are futile please see the hairdressing world and complaints board for further reviews.

JUST TO WARN EVERYONE WHO HAS HAD OR POTENTIALLY WOULD HAVE A BAD EXPERIENCE WITH THIS TRAINING…read moreSCHOOL THIS COMPANY IS BEING CLOSED DOWN AND A NEW ONE AT THE SAME ADDRESS IS NOW OPEN IT IS ALL THE SAME JUST NOW CALLED ==== THE LONDON BEAUTY COLLEGE SO BE CAREFUL IT IS ALL THE SAME JUST A NEW NAME :( Please read my review on the London hair and make up training school, it is the same place, please read all reviews before you go to this 'school' please believe me and the other reviewers you will pay a lot of money and receive very little, there is no school just rented rooms, virtually no equipment or products, it's a sham. The teachers stop turning up when they realise they have not and will not be paid, they are freelancers mostly with very little training or qualifications, there is so much negativity regarding this place on the Internet, I was totally taken in by their website and didn't see or really look for reviews, this cost me dearly in many ways! Basically do not go there !

Its A SCAM company…read more Do you own your own vehicles? How much for an assesment drive. List who you use "Nationwide" and provide phone numbers for these driving schools so we can contact them and see if they deal with you? as many wont touch brokers

i have paid 1450 for the guarantee pass ( PCV License), until two dates for the theory test they…read moreare have a good responded but after i have passed the theory test i was trying to contact them unfortunately they are picking the phone i have visited the office was closed here i advice please don't loose your money try to get some other good company for your licence

The reason I passed and got my driving license is because of Kirril, he is amazing, patient and…read morehelps you from heart to pass your license. I would highly recommend him!! Thanks again Kirril :)

I live in Waltham Forest, and have taking driving lessons with the owner, Kirill, who is absolutely…read morebrilliant very patient, with a good sense of humour (which I guess one needs to teach me to drive!), and knows what examiners are after in and out because he often accompanies his students to their exams (which apparently reassures some students). I found him by a recommendation (a friend of mine was taking his lessons with him, and passed on his first attempt). He explains everything really well, the car is brand new (2012 Ford Focus) and always clean, and I feel ready to take my exam (17 September fingers crossed), only 6 weeks after I started taking my driving lessons with them. I would certainly recommend Born To Drive to other local student drivers. Also, you can visit their blog which I found quite useful: http://www.borntodriveschool.blogspot.co.uk