This is an educational charity that inspires action through teaching people about various important…read moreissues affecting the world. I think its a really worthwhile organisation that is basically trying to promote peace on a day to day basis to all ages. They have an excellent library open to the public that contains books and films for all ages that center around issues like non violent protest, history of countries and relevant biographies. Not only an educational group but also they are trying to bring communities together which in itself is very noble.

I had a great experience at Intensive School of English - ISE Hove. Really nice teachers, helped me…read moreget better in my English language and I met some nice friends from Italy, France and Spain.

This Hove branch of the ISE language school provides a cafe, computer room and classrooms. The…read moreclassrooms have that back to school feel, not being too up to date or tidily furnished, but with posters, board pens, white boards, OHPs and tables and chairs aplenty! The bonus factor is the building, with the high ceilings and big bay windows you'll find in many old Brighton sea-front buildings. In terms of courses, you'll find English classes (and examinations) for all levels from beginner to advanced (and including business English) held either here or in the neighbouring central Brighton branch. There are also often free classes, run by the teacher trainees on the CELTA courses. I'm doing CELTA (English as a foreign lanugage) here at the moment and finding it very well taught and well organised - going here is great to benefit from some many of the senior teachers' expertise in language and teacher training - well reccomended!

I really liked this experience, for me it has been very interesting, sometimes difficult but it is…read morereally good, but there is something that it would be better: speak more times with my familiy because I think I haven,t found enough opportunities.

A welcoming family atmosphere made Olivet a great place to study. they arrange accommodation…read more[Homestay] and it was a good place to base in the UK, coming from abroad. I learned a great deal not only about the English language but the English people also - and it was all good!

I didn't go to school here, but did a stint of volunteering a few years ago. It seemed like a…read morereally good school. The only downer was that the two male head-teachers/people-in-charge seemed more interested in suits and handshakes than actually getting things done properly - they were very friendly, but organisation sometimes ran a bit awry whilst I was there! The class rooms and library all looked great though. And I really enjoyed my time there - all the kids were so optimistic about life, I miss those days!

Great school. We moved to this school at the start year 11 from outside the city, and were really…read moreimpressed with their dynamism and support. We were delighted with the kindness, and attentiveness of the staff across the board to the students. The staff were really dedicated to students taking GCSE's, so encouraging and supportive. They really put themselves out with all the extra sessions they offered. Seek out Patcham High, I'd have loved both our children to go here from year 7.

Try the beauty salon it's fantastic excellent prices and all times ( term time ) available low cost…read morehigh quality But be patient as trainees take a little longer than salon beauticians Well worth a try !!!

Last term, I did a twelve week teacher training course (NCFE level 3). I didn't really know what…read moreto expect and was a bit cynical for the first week or two but the course content and the skill of the instructors (Kat Cotton and Mary Heatherington) were such that I ended up really enjoying the class and learning loads, most of which I can easily adapt and apply to classes I already teach, which I think will make them more effective!