Commercial E&P Review

Thoroughly enjoyed the internship given a wide range of responsibilities.

My colleagues valued my input, were keen to know what I was doing, and attended my final presentations.

Advice was there should I need it, but the advantage of not being spoon fed is that you learn to think on your feet.

I had work to do from the day I arrived, until the final handover period.

I was given a whole range of projects that meant effective time management and organisational skills.

The workplace skills will provide a sound foundation going forwards.

There was a good atmosphere in the office, from daily banter to weekly meetings.

It was very well organised from the induction day, to intern events, the whole placements ran very smoothly.

The company invested both time and money into me, and in return I felt obliged to work as hard as possible to pay them back.

Future employment prospects are very appealing and I will certainly be looking to try and get onto the graduate scheme.

There was a good social mix of interns, and we did regular events such as social events and nights out to London.

For what the accomodation was, it was very expensive, and the area itself was quiet.

Egham was indeed very quiet, but only a train ride away from busier areas such as Richmond and Kingston.

Outside of football matches, I found it difficult to get invovled in activities outside of work.