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Overall, I really enjoyed this internship. There was a three day training induction in which I got to meet all of the other interns, so it was good starting work already knowing a few faces. Alongside my main computing work I was also able to do some work shadowing which was an interesting experience. I would highly recommend this internship.

My team was extremely welcoming and inclusive from day 1. They were always willing to help me and answer my questions. There was also a good social side, which allowed me to get to know them better than if I had only seen them in the office. I was given real work and so was able to make an actual contribution to the team.

I was given clear tasks to complete throughout the internship, and would be given the necessary help in order to do them. If an area of work particularly interested me, I felt that I was able to ask for training int this area. I was given sufficient training before beginning work, so felt like I knew the basics before properly beginning work.

I was very busy on a daily basis. The nature of the work was lots of smaller jobs, rather than working on long projects. This meant that after finishing a piece of work, there would be another piece I could pick up and work on. At the same time I didn't feel overwhelmed and knew that I could ask for help if the work got too much.

I was producing real work for clients and so I felt that I was making a genuine contribution to the team. Generally the work I was doing followed a fixed process, however, so although I was helping the team with producing work for clients, the final product was essentially the same as if another employee had done it. All of my work was checked by a manager and sent k to me if there were mistakes.

My role was computing based and had a large focus on handling data. This should help me with my physics degree which involves modelling systems using computer programming, as well as thoroughly analysing experimental data. I felt that I developed these underlying skills, but the particular application was using a software system that I am unlikely to use in my degree or beyond, unless I continue in the same role after I graduate.

The atmosphere in the office was great. Everyone I met was really friendly, and they made an effort to make me feel welcome. There was a collaborative atmosphere amongst my team, where colleagues would help each other if anybody was struggling. There was a strong team atmosphere in my line of service, but I also got to know plenty of people from other lines of service.

The internship was extremely well organised. There were three days of training in Windsor, as well as two days of in office training. This gave me a chance to meet the other interns, and made me feel like I had a general understanding of what I would be doing before I started. There was always work for me to do.

The firm invested heavily in me. I was given lots of training, and so learned a wide range of technical skills. Other employees were always willing to spend time helping me, and I was given the chance to shadow some senior members of staff. Overall, lots of time was spent on my development.

The employment prospects are positive. They take on a very high proportion of summer interns onto graduate schemes. From then on, there is a clear upward trajectory that is possible within the firm. There is also the chance to move between office and lines of service, although this would come later down the line and not immediately after the internship.

There was a good social scene. There were 5 interns in the office and we went out for drinks regularly after work, as well as playing football.

My internship was in the centre of Newcastle, in which rent, food and drinks are cheap.

The nightlife in Newcastle is great. There are loads of pubs, bars and clubs, which are really cheap.

There were a few sports teams, so I played football after work.