Institute of Education, University of London

Well it was alright not particularly my thing quite boring and nothing too exciting From what I have seen in other places it's quite well off I mainly use the sporting equipment and it is much bette than most schools and unis The courses and lectures were rather good being very involved and keeping everyone engaged City life is pretty good travelling around London everyday you get to see some pretty great things that what make london

I've had a great experience of the IOE so far. The staff are really helpful and nice. The quality of teaching is outstanding and the lectures are actually enjoyable. Cheap drinks at the SU bar and brilliant course mates. It really is the best for teacher training.

The accommodation is not applicable to me as I did not stay there but I have looked at the booklet and they look really good!

IOE is based on londons west end so there is lots to do and see, London is such a fantastic cityso you'll never get board here.

The uni's facilities are next to none! they are state of the art with brilliant computers throughout the uni.

There are loads of clubs and societies to choose from including chess and sports.

I really like the course content that I am studying, but I really don't like the infrastructure of the uni, and how everything is organised.

Just make sure you prepare to be independent in your learning and organisation. I am originally from Luxembourg and I really miss it there. The uni facilities and city life in London aren't aesthetically pleasing, but it does the job.

I am part of the uni gym, but I don't really want to join any societies. I am hoping that after I graduate in the UK, I will get a job.

It's more likely for me to get a job in the UK than back in Luxembourg, as there are only 3 international schools that I could actually work in if I were to go back, I just need to make sure I do a lot of relevant work experience (which I would recommend everyone to do). I would also recommend students thinking of studying at this uni and doing a PGCE to talk to previous students.

I've had a great time at the IOE so far. The staff are really helpful and nice. The quality of teaching is surprisingly outstanding and the lectures are really helpful which . The SU bar is fun to socialise with course mates and the drinks are extremely cheap!

IOE really is the best for teacher training and I highly recommend for anyone looking to study around education.

I really like the course content that I am studying, but I really don't like the infrastructure of the uni, and how everything is organised. Just make sure you prepare to be independent in your learning.

I am originally from Luxembourg and I wish I studied there instead. The uni facilities and city life in London aren't aesthetically pleasing. None of the societies appeal to me, so I have only joined the gym.

It's more likely for me to get a job in the UK than back in Luxembourg, as there are only 3 international schools that I could actually work in if I were to go back, I would recommend doing relevant work experience throughout their time here.. I would also recommend students thinking of studying at this uni.

Overall I enjoy my uni, but make sure you know the in's and out's of what you are studying. For example, one of my friends finds her course more hectic than she anticipated. I'm not too impressed with classes

I don't think they are really well planned, and accommodation and general living is really expensive. I would really rate clubs and societies well, as there isn't much advertised. Before you apply for uni, make sure you know what you want.

The course is over subscribed which has lead to it being badly organised, although the lecturers are very good and are really knowledgeable. I live far from campus with friends as it is cheaper. For some reason the uni have building works going on .

The best bit of the Uni is the SU, because drinks are really cheap. I wouldn't advise people to do a PGCE at IOE as it is really stressful, and some of my friends are without placement tutors or even placements themselves which is what a uni should provide in my eyes.

A little tip from me for anyone wanting to do a PGCE is be confident in your interview. I hope this helps.