Commercial assistant in motor Insurance Review

I really enjoyed my placement and the day to day work. The members of my team were fun but hardworking and I learned a lot.

I was included quite well before my presentation but felt like a more respected member of the team afterwards.

The members of my team were vary helpful when I asked questions, but was left up to my own devices most of the time. That was good though because the work I produced at the end felt truly like my own.

Not too busy in general. It varied from day to day but normally didn't have too much work.

I was given the task of conducting a market review and presenting my findings to my team. some of the recommendations I put forward are now being implemented.

I've improved my public speaking skills as well as my IT skills which will both aid me in my future career.

There was a great atmosphere in the office. Lots of jokes when people weren't working.

A well organised placement with clear aims and objectives set out and well designed progression upon successful completion.

My personal development goals were set out at the start and I was given assistance in helping to achieve these. If my internship had been longer, e.g the graduate scheme, then there would have been time for me to go on training courses which is great.

If a referal is achieved after completion of a successful placement, I have the option to go straight onto the graduate scheme with a guaranteed job at the end of it.

Really good. Went for drinks a least once a week and lots of us got on really well

I was in Leeds so about middle of the road.

Great nighlife in Leeds. lots of clubs and bars and a big student scene.

Not too many in the 10 weeks, but I took part in a charity challenge to raise as much money for Alzheimer's society. There were lots of opportunities for permanent employees to raise money by completing various challenges etc.