Juniper Training Opiniones 

I have just completed my Business Administration apprenticeship receiving a distinction. Harris was helpful throughout and assisted me with any question I had and the resources available from Juniper were amazing. Overall there was plenty of help from them and I would recommend them for anyone looking to take on a new challenge.

From the start of my apprenticeship 18 months ago my confidence has grown massively, meeting new people in workshops and talking to people around my company. I want to say a massive thanks to Harris Aslam for helping me through this and giving me advise when needed! He’s been great!

I really enjoyed my apprenticeship for customer service and have really enjoyed learning new skills when dealing with customers and felt harris alham really helped me through my apprenticeship

Juniper Training - Excellent company! Faye Baker went above and beyond to help me pass my Level 3 - Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship. Would definitely recommend this company and the staff they employ!

Juniper training has been alongside me throughout my apprenticeship and supported the best they can. I had Harris Aslam as a tutor who made it possible for me to receive the grade I got. If it wasn’t for the support of Harris and juniper I wouldn’t be where I am and I wouldn’t hold the knowledge and skills I have today which help me succeed within my job role.

Excellent I have gained lots of knowledge and experience whilst taking part in the programme.

I have met Harris on a number of occasions with my colleague Musab, I can only say that the support that was given and working alongside each other was remarkable, keep up the great work Harris

Juniper Training is a really good apprenticeship provider, they help you and give you a lot of support when you need it even if you don't ask for it. Harris A. is a very good tutor and valuable mentor/coach and is always there to help you out.

I was in collage studying health and social care and I did work experience in this pharmacy and they gave me a wonderful opportunity. I’ve developed all my communication skills, it skills and more. I’ve learned more about how working in a pharmacy works and the process of it all. I’ve revised support from all my colleagues. I found it worthwhile and if I didn’t find this traineeship I would have carried on in health and social care with no idea what to do in the future.

The work if very interesting and releatable for what I want to do in the future. All my classmates are great and I've made some good friends along the way too and my teacher is very helpful to as he is always pushing us to do our very best!

Gave us plenty of time and help to complete assignments. Although the internet connection could be better

The teachers and the pupils also the football and learning environment

The work was relevant and necessary for what I want to do for the future

My experience with Juniper training was so helpful and has helped me alot. While in my course my tutor nikol was so helpful and supported me the whole way. I have gained so much experience and confidence and now have been offered a job were i completed my course.

Before starting my traineeship, I was unsure about what career path I wanted to take. I was applying for jobs but often felt unprepared and lacked confidence. I wanted to gain experience but did not know how to get my foot in the door.
Since beginning the traineeship, I have developed a wide range of skills, both practical and professional. I have improved my communication, time management, and customer service skills. I also learned about teamwork, workplace etiquette, and how to handle different tasks independently.
Throughout the programme, I received strong support from my tutors, my manager, and my colleagues. They offered guidance, regular feedback, and encouragement that helped me grow in confidence.
As a result of the traineeship, I now feel ready to enter the workforce. I have a better understanding of what is expected in a job and how to perform well. I have even started applying for jobs with more confidence.
I found the experience worthwhile. It gave me a clearer idea of what I want to do and helped me build a solid foundation for my career. If I hadn’t joined the traineeship, I think I would still be searching aimlessly for jobs, feeling stuck and uncertain about my future.

I was in a class taught by Nikol every week, and she was so helpful. She ensured every one in the class understood what to do, and how to complete assignments. She was extremely supportive and understanding, and made learning easier for us all.

I have really enjoyed being at juniper I have done a six week course and I have really enjoyed it I have learnt a lot about the child care

They have been extremely thorough with me throughout my traineeship. Nikol has done everything she can to get me an apprenticeship after my traineeship.
They are very good people and want nothing but the best for you.
Instant responses when something has messed up
Give equal opportunities to everyone

My experience was very good I had some very good people who supported me in getting a job. I am very thankful and overall would recommend juniper to anyone who needs help finding a job.

A great big thank you to Catherine and Jennifer for all their amazing support and encouragement they have given to me. Throughout this course I was able to develop and grow my practice and skills and recieve an opportunity to complete a 4 month Placement as an Early Years Practitioner. I am now moving on to an apprenticeship position at a Early years setting and prepared for this fantastic opportunity. Once again great big Thank you to both Catherine and Jennifer and will definitely recommend this to everyone.

In my experience, working at Juniper Training was the worst job I have ever had as a teacher. In my opinion, this institution seemed more focused on finances than on education, student well-being, or staff support.

Where I worked, they crammed so many students into a single classroom that there weren’t even enough chairs and desks for everyone. The lack of proper ventilation was shocking—my classroom had no windows that could be opened. In the winter, illness spread rapidly, and we were constantly infecting each other. There were a lot of absences, with many students and staff suffering from fever and severe coughs. I was one of them.

The emotional well-being of students appeared to be overlooked. Many learners struggled with depression and anxiety, yet they were placed in the same classes as students who had been excluded from other schools due to behavioural issues. There was little structured support for these vulnerable children, and teachers and staff were left to handle extremely challenging situations alone. This created what felt like a toxic environment, where vulnerable students and teachers were left without sufficient support.

In the autumn, winter, and spring months, class sizes range from 20 to 25 students, and as a teacher, I had to support well over 100 learners every week. During mock exam periods, as an English teacher, I had to mark hundreds of GCSE and Functional Skills papers without any extra time or assistance. The workload was overwhelming, and I was forced to work excessive overtime with little to no support.

During the hiring process, crucial details were not made clear. They didn’t specify the number of learners I would be responsible for or that there was no probation period—staff signed a contract immediately. At Juniper Training, this meant that if an employee wanted to resign, they had a two-month notice period, but if the company decided to let them go, they only had to give one week's notice. I personally found this level of unfairness unacceptable. When I decided to leave, I felt pressured to stay, as I was told that I would not receive a reference if I left.
If you care about education, your mental health, or fair working conditions, I personally would not recommend Juniper Training. And most importantly, I would never take my child there.

This review is based on my personal experience and opinions. Others may have different experiences.