Following the recent National Student Housing Survey ASK4 would like to congratulate...
Best Private Halls Provider Awarded to the private
halls provider achieving the highest levels of satisfaction amongst residents.
WINNER:
CODE Student Accommodation
Also shortlisted: Victoria Hall and Pure Student Living
Best Customer Service
Awarded to the university or private hall provider
achieving the highest levels of customer service.
WINNER:
Accommodation Also shortlisted:
iQ Student
Lancaster University and Pure Student Living
Best Value for Money
Awarded to the university or private hall provider achieving the highest value-for-money scores.
WINNER:
Victoria Hall Limited
Also shortlisted: Omnia Space and CODE Student Accommodation
International Accommodation Quality Mark
Accommodation
AWARDED TO: iQ Student
Fresh Student Living
Liberty Living Victoria Hall
Since 2009 every year the winner of Best private Halls provider and all those nominated for that award did so using ASK4 broadband.
All above winners and shortlisted supplied by ASK4 except Lancaster Uni - shortlisted for Best Customer Service
The National Student Housing Survey (NSHS) is an annual survey of students in higher education across the UK. The survey measures satisfaction levels in all types of accommodation and allows participating institutions to measure their performance against national and regional benchmarks. The 2013 survey attracted over 20,000 responses from more than 190 universities and colleges across the UK.
THE UK’s FASTEST STUDENT BROADBAND
The project is managed by Red Brick Research, an independent market research agency specialising in student and youth markets, and in higher education. For further information and for lists of previous award winners, please visit
http://www.nshs.co.uk/ or
http://www.redbrickresearch.co.uk/
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