Language Intern Review

The company were very supportive and welcoming. They provided excellent training and development opportunities at every step of the way.

Nothing was ever too much trouble. My colleagues were extremely welcoming and friendly and made me feel as if I'd worked at the company for years!

I could choose to have as much or as little contact as I wanted with management... The project was totally in my hands and for me to develop and manipulate as I wanted. Every time I approached a manager they were more than happy to help and guide me.

I was able to manage my own diary, I had more than enough work to keep me busy and as long as I was organised and assertive, my workload was more than manageable.

The project took whatever direction I chose. It was all in my control and I was given enough responsibility for my level of skills, considering that I had lived and worked abroad and was nearing the end of a degree programme. It was a very realistic level of responsibility.

The skills and training I received were invaluable for my future career - they will be applicable to any future role and, I feel, will be excellent to have as part of my CV.

People in the office managed to achieve a good balanace of professionalism and enjoyment, which made the days varied and interesting

It was very professionally organised, which made the experience extremely manageable and enjoyable.

I felt that the company invested a great deal in me and were happy to provide training in any areas that I requested it. They seemed to genuinely care about developing my skills and knowledge base.

I would love the chance to return to Proctor and Gamble for a permanent position upon graduation. I feel that it is a forward-thinking, dynamic organisation, which genuinely cares about its employees.

Many different types of activities were held by the company quite frequently. My fellow placement colleagues and I socialised regularly and this was encouraged by the company, which helped to improve the overall experience.

The cost of socialising in Newcastle depends on where you go and what you do. I was able to go out most weekends if careful with my spending.

There are many different types of bars, clubs, restaurants and other activities - something to suit everyone's taste.

There were many different opportunities to get involved in activities outside of work and they were varied and interesting; ranging from sports and nightlife to local activity groups (e.g walking).