RateMyPlacement commented: “Placement and internships are rewarding experiences which equip students with the skills and confidence they need to enter the world of work. In today’s climate with rising tuition fees, relevant work experience is now a ‘must have’ for employers, so given their increasing significance we think it is important to recognise and showcase the companies that offer the best schemes. “We pride ourselves on being able to provide students with access to the information they really want to know about a company but are probably not going to find on a corporate website. This unique TripAdvisor style approach to placements and internships ensures students make better informed decisions when placing their first step on the career ladder.”


Jane Clark, head of campus recruitment, corporate and investment


banking at Barclays said: “Barclays strives to offer constructive experiences for both internship and placement students, through programmes that provide a real insight into the organisation and allow students to develop their skills and knowledge of the industry. We’re delighted that our programmes have been given such high recognition - to be rated top by the students who have ‘been here and done it’ is a great accolade for us.”


This Year’s Top Ten 1. Barclays 2. Grant Thornton 3. PwC 4. Linklaters 5. Ernst & Young 6. BDO 7. GlaxoSmithKline 8. KPMG 9. Deloitte 10. Morgan Stanley


Position Last Year 14(+13) 1 (-1) 4 (+1) 5 (+1)


19 (+14) 7 (+1) 25 (+18) 10 (+2) 12 (+3) 13 (+3)


For the full 50 please visit www.ratemyplacement. co.uk/top-employers


Over 13,000 reviews from 2,000 companies feature on RateMyPlacement.co.uk. Those qualifying for entry into the ‘Top 50 Placement & Internship Employers 2012-2013’ table must employ over 250 people to qualify.


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