If you're looking for an injection of fun in the new year and you've always fancied yourself as a…read morebit of a comedian, why not see if you could turn pro' (in the nicest possible way...) Parkshot has some brilliant and innovative stand-up comedy courses run by expert Tony Kirwood. Learn some great tips and techniques to enhance your comedic repertoire and get to practice your set. One of the students on the course I attended made it to the finals of the national Funny Women competition. Even if you have no plans to go pro it's an excellent way to have a weekly dose of hysterics to see you through the winter gloom.

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.

I 'm Francesco, D. Italian (Milan). I studied English at Green Valley College and passed my…read moreCambridge English First Certificate in 2007. It was a real exciting experience. One of the best in my life: Multicutural environment, carzy & funny mates, experienced teachers. I went back to London in 2009 and took up IT and Accounting for 8 months. I like all my teachers very much and I 'm still in touch with them.

Hult International Business School is an American University with campuses in London, Boston, San…read moreFrancisco, Dubai and Shangai. The MBA offered is listed in the top 20 master in the USA. It also offers Master and BA in International Relations. The London Campus has been acquired in 2009. Before that the University was called "Huron University USA in London". It is located in Russel Square. All the Professors and staff are very kind and prepared creating a very friendly environment. Half of the students are from the USA, the other half from all over the world. Take a look at the website for more info.

It was a good experience to attend this university but there wasn't a real added value making up…read moreits costs

Fabulous environment Great people…read more Lovely parks Wonderful gardens Great place Hope to return soon

Fantastic university and obviously I'm saying that because I went here.... however I have also…read moresince attended King's (because everyone needs two degrees and a lot of debt) and came to the conclusion that I was right all along: UCL is pretty splendid. (King's seemed less friendly and far less compact.) Everything's within a fairly small radius right in the centre of London, the union is good, the halls are authentically awful and thereby breed fantastic friendships based on 35 people sharing a single 2m square kitchen for a year. Even as a non-student, hanging out in the quad is a nice place to be. At Christmas they have carols and things and it's all very wintry and beautiful. Number 2 in the world this year or something, so can't be bad.

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

I have been a Product Manager for a few years now but it never came with a structured class. So, I…read moredecided to go attend Product School for this reason. My review on Product School are as follows: Course: It validated what I was already doing. It discussed the entire process from Research, Opportunities, Prioritization, Relationships, Development and so. (I can still hear Laurie repeating "Prioritization" every week haha!) In such a short time we were able to cover so much. The course was concise, direct and comprehensive (thanks to the notes!). I haven't even passed 4 weeks into the course and I have already been recommending it. Instructor: "Product Managers are measured by impact of features... not release." - Laurie uttered these words on Day 1. Laurie was amazing! She didn't even need to look at the notes. She knew exactly what one slide meant even if it only had 1 photo and 1 word, astoundingly, she manage to tell us so many things with a 1 word slide. In every lesson she made sure her stories and insights were relatable to everyone, which felt really nice, because, based from experience, not every instructor would do that extra step. She was able to answer everyone's question very directly and honestly. Made sure everyone was participating and learning. Keeping everyone on their toes. She researched everyone's backgrounds and always asked us cases and questions in relation to our background. I specially loved that she went above and beyond for us. Our class would sometimes go overtime and some of my classmates would still ask for extra time after class to discuss things with her. Not to mention the weekend commenting on homework and replying in slack. So you see now, why I started with "Laurie was amazing!" because she was. In summary: If you're new to Product Management, I highly recommend this course. Mainly because how the course was structured and flowed. I really appreciated that notes and presentations were available to review between classes. If you are someone like me, who has been a Product Manager for quite a while but kind of ended up in the position from a developer or an analyst, I still highly recommend this course to give you the validation that what you're doing is correct and maybe adjustments to make you even better at the job. :)

I've recently completed the Product Management course with Laurie who was a really great instructor…read morewith experience in big tech companies (PayPal, Facebook, Deliveroo). As this was entry level course, the topics we covered were all designed to teach the foundations and the best practices shared across the tech industry. Laurie was an excellent instructor who always kept the class interactive and interesting. Even when the class was moved online due to Covid-19, the quality of teaching was kept to the highest standard. I highly recommend the course to anyone who's interested to pursue career in Product Management.

Came here for seminar and meet and greet students…read more Part of the wider university with a studying hub in the middle of London. Didn't spend time here for the studying but it seems that they facilitate business sessions whereby the attendees have a chance to interact with the students with a view to 'selling' their organisations and maybe picking up some recruits. Good idea, good calibre of student that I interacted with. Situated close to Liverpool Street Station