If you fancy a voluntary job, which takes all your attention - that is a perfect choice for you…read more they pay £10/h If you know a little bit of English and you fancy to mess someone's life while 'interpreting' from your language and into it - the job is for you.They do not expect to show any qualifications or references. Employment contracts are designed against any common sense of employee - employer relationship. If I was to compare it to any other interpreting/translation agencies I have worked for - this one was the weirdest I have ever came across.

Common Purpose is a charity that runs leadership courses. The objective is for people to have…read morebetter leadership skills whether for work or just for themselves. One of the main areas of interest is for people to have civic and social responsibility with the long term aim that all of the public benefit. They even have courses for young people aged 18-25 that enable them to have better leadership skills resulting in better job offers. 'Young Million' is run through donations of money and donations of time and this is the area I'm looking to potentially get involved. I thoroughly recommend having a look at Common Purpose whether you are young and unemployed, a professional looking to sharpen your leadership qualities or a professional looking to donate time. Oh and ask for the amazing Louise Teboul in Birmingham.

A great addition to Moseley Village, Weird & Wonderful stocks humongous snakes! (Those with a fear…read moreof scaly beasts may not want to read on, because they were literally the biggest animals I've ever come across being sold in a pet shop!) Some community support officers were tempted into the store to stroke the snake, while other grown men curiously looked through the window, and quickly scooted when being asked if they wanted to hold the gigantic snake; Wimps! As well as snakes, the family-owned store stocks bearded dragons, water dragons and a wide range of other reptiles. The staff are happy to show you around and to talk about all of the animals. Some of the reptiles have been rescued from their homes, so all the critters sold here are very tame. The cages in the store are kept clean, and they have quirky hides and houses made out of lego for the reptiles to sleep in. The owner's daughter explained that she'd made the houses; Quite sweet really! If you're not a fan of reptiles, don't worry, the store also sells mice, gerbils and rabbits (not just to feed the snakes with either!)

Really unfortunately bad service the African Boomslang I purchased just three weeks ago has started…read moreto develop pinhead sized pale yellow spots all over. They are absolutely not interested in helping with the vets bills even though it's so soon after purchasing. I would not recommend this store to anyone at all. Buy from a breeder instead.

I worked as an Exam Invigilator at Abbey over the past year so I have an insider's point of view of…read morethe way things are run here. I think it's an exceptional college. Class sizes are small and students get on well with their tutors and peers. Many of the students here are international and live in accommodation provided by the college. Some teachers also live in this accommodation and are there to offer support and guidance to those who need it. There is a great atmosphere in the college, friendly and calm. It's a great place to work and I'm sure the students feel the same. Especially as they get to lounge about over St Paul's Square on breaks!

I went to drop off a few flyers at the college campus for a fashion show I was putting on in…read moreFebruary 2012. To be honest with you it was really hard trying to convince security why I was there and it did make the process of just dropping of a few promotional flyers to their students really difficult but I can understand why they are so strict. The campus is really full and if you just let any Tom, Dick or Harry walk in, there would be more commotion. The good thing is I did finally get my flyers distributed to the students after chatting to the careers staff member over the phone, she directed me to the right person to get my event promoted to their students; so that was the positive thing about my experience with Matthew Boulton campus. So, my advice would be to try and contact them via phone first and then visit the campus if you are looking to get promotional material to their students.