London School of Business and Finance @ GB Building - #18-00 & #23-00 (School) #23-00 (Main reception) Singapore

Paid my school fee during early bird promotion period and until the date the lesson is about to start I still don’t receive any login details and information !

I done ACCA in lsbf the study is nice but why no guidence provide by school how to apply for internship in Singapore ? She told it's completely your responsibility, it's sounds like we just make money we don't care about foreigner students future atlot, weast of money ?

Staff are careless I visited there last week Wednesday for taking information about new intake fees etc they took my mobile number and email but still haven’t get response

Worst experience. this is not a learning institute. But , a company which only cares about money. Don't know why it's called as London School. Most are Indians who barely can speak English. They dont care about students, no proper guidance about job opportunities. Some administrator are rude when we approach inquiries. Totally not recommended if you are coming as international students.

NEVER go for the bundle deals, even at discounted prices. Especially during this covid period. Had to attend SHN twice during my ACCA courses and due to their RIGID policy of unable to refund after deferment, I literally lost few thousands from the whole bundle as deferment has a stacked effect. Always have the feeling that they are desperate for revenue above student welfare. Otherwise, Yvonne from Tax course is a top class lecturer. Great insights, experience and teaching methods. Queries and markings were well explained. Would have been a 1-star review if not for her. ACCA SBR class was a joke though. Lecturer went on about him running marathons and feedback on assignments was literally 'The writing is not professional enough' and NOTHING ELSE.

Be prepared to burn some more money after paying your tuition fee here - doesn't come with proper customer service and you're going to be thrown around like a ball after you voiced out your problems.

Not recommended coming to study here. The only bonus point is it's in the city centre. Didn't even feel a campus vibe as advertised. Lack of support for student welfare to seek help especially job related. Facilities are lacking. We need to wait turn to use computers /printing. Not a conducive place for study group. Wifi sucks. Staff are generally not approachable to ask questions. Overall , my student experience is low. I think there's much more school should have improved, at least it's worth the fees we paid as coming as international student. I m not sure where to write the feedbacks so our voice can be heard , I heard similar problems facing from my peers. The agent that recommend this place must be getting commissions out of this as we totally regret coming here.

LSBF Highly recommended for any international student. They are UK institute & Qualifications well recognised world wide. They have Campuses all around world studying 75,000 students. They have many awards too. Course fees are very reasonable and worth it compare to any other schools in singapore. some course provide internship options in singapore too. Thats why its very popular among Srilankan students. High visa approval rate and there are transfer options to other countries via singapore. Teaching quality is high stranded. They run many range of courses from diploma level to Masters . Could complete a degree within short period of time & its a lot saving. Under the royal patronage of Prince Michael of Kent, LSBF has established itself as one of the world’s fastest growing business schools, teaching over 75,000 ambitious students worldwide. LSBF in Singapore was ranked as the Best Private School in Accountancy and the Best Private School in Hospitality & Tourism in Singapore. When someone chooses to study at one of their institutions– whether on campus in Europe, North America or even in their own home – they're joining a network of 75,000 students worldwide. They are based in some of the world’s biggest cities, with campuses in London, Birmingham and Manchester, across the Atlantic in Toronto, Chicago and Vancouver; and across the globe in Singapore, Germany and Israel.