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What our clients say

London Met's Small Business Clinic has partnered with a number of organisations including Better Safer Communities and Art Sense Studio. Read what the organisations had to say below.

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Sarrah Haid

Founder at Better Safer Communities

"We have had the honour and privilege to work in partnership with London Met who are committed to widening partnership and also allowing us to place degree students and graduates with enterprises. We have placed over 200 students with over 60 enterprises and these wonderful students have offered their technical skills to produce videos on law, mental health, cultural, dance and humanitarian aid. They have also developed websites, blogs, newsletters, flyers, posters and research, both on UK and international platforms."

Patricia Rangel

Programme Manager at Art Sense Studio

"We have been happy to take part in the student placement programme with London Metropolitan University. This has supported us in carrying out some extra tasks and projects thanks to the students' input. We are grateful for being able to take part, supporting students and contributing with their journey towards achieving their goals within the university environment. They were also able to contribute within our outreach programmes, beneficiaries and local communities as we are a Social Enterprise. We are very much committed to improving local peoples' wellbeing and students have been able to engage in that process as well.”

Emma Whitby

Chief Executive at Healthwatch Islington

"We loved working with the volunteers from London Met. We really valued their enthusiasm and energy.

They spoke to lots of local people about their experiences of community health services and listened really closely to what people told them – that’s not necessarily an easy skill! From our point of view, it was great to be able to give them the opportunity to put what they had been learning at university into practice in a real-world setting."