Student Testimonials
The school gave me a massive kick up the backside
Alex Moore| May 16, 2018I would say that I whilst I felt quite close to employment, and probably would have gotten an OK-ish job, it would have taken a long time. A longer time. I was, in reality, a million miles away from finding the job I wanted, and the course is solely responsible for the way in which … Continue reading “The school gave me a massive kick up the backside”
I was staring into the abyss
Thomas Evans| May 16, 2018Before the course I had a vague notion of becoming an advertising creative. Now I know it’s the only thing I could ever do. The course has provided me with the tools, the confidence and the industry contacts that I’ll need to start my career. I was staring into the abyss. 32 years of age, … Continue reading “I was staring into the abyss”
A year ago I was an Account Manager at a tiny, unknown agency
Martin Headon| May 16, 2018My ideas are a lot more coherent and thought-through; rather than just being clever lines and puns, I’m thinking strategically, and so much more aware how to make my work emotional and memorable. A year ago I was an Account Manager at a tiny, unknown agency, with no prospects of promotion or advancement. Now I’m … Continue reading “A year ago I was an Account Manager at a tiny, unknown agency”
I feel like I’ve had my Blinkers removed
Joanne Scaife| May 16, 2018I feel like I’ve had my Blinkers removed, and I can see the world from lots of new and different angles. When I’m presented with a problem now, I can break it down, analyse it, experience it from my view and that of others, construct a viable and meaningful solution and then execute it from … Continue reading “I feel like I’ve had my Blinkers removed”
I’ll be forever in Marc’s debt
Will Wells| May 16, 2018I think you can always push it further, but maybe if I’d have pushed myself further I would’ve had a breakdown. I’d say I’m more up for things now, more focused toward opportunities, I work harder, I’m more interesting, I might even be more dateable. The things SCA has given me I’ll be forever in … Continue reading “I’ll be forever in Marc’s debt”
The school has given me all the tools I need to succeed
Adam Newby| May 16, 2018The school has given me all the tools I need to succeed. Sometimes I may struggle to locate where said tools are, but that’s my fault. The school bombards you with briefs, which means that when you enter agencies you can easily cope with the workload. That’s a major advantage SCAers have over their competitors.
The course is a journey
Ben Lambert| May 16, 2018The course is a journey, whilst an incredible fun one, its incredibly intense. You learn a lot about yourself, it pushes you to your limits and then breaks them. But you come out stronger as a result. But most of all Marc has curated an incredible team of mentors and every year selects an incredible … Continue reading “The course is a journey”
Without SCA I would still be working in Boots
Tom Espezel| May 16, 2018Without SCA I would still be working in Boots, crying next to the suncream aisle.
University shuts down a huge part of our brain
Emily Green| May 16, 2018Academic learning at University shuts down a huge part of our brain, the creative part. This year I discovered the enormous potential of creative problem solving – it was an awesome feeling.
In the year before SCA I applied for a hundred jobs
Joel Buckley| May 16, 2018In the year before SCA I applied for a hundred jobs and didn’t get one. Then a month before finishing the SCA I get a permanent offer from my number one choice agency.
SCA is a boot camp for your life
Marcella Tarable| May 14, 2018SCA is a boot camp for your life. Not only does it teach you the best tools for advertising world, it also gives you the tools to be successful in life. It’s the hardest thing I’ve done but definitely worth it!