Review Axcis on Google today

Review Axcis on Google today

At Axcis we regularly receive lovely feedback about the hard work being done by our teams to find teachers and support staff jobs across the country. But we also know that self-published reviews don’t carry the same weight as those which have been independently published. That’s why we are inviting you to review Axcis on Google – find out more here.

 

Review Axcis today

If you have been working with Axcis, and would like to leave a review of our service, you can do so using the following links:

 

Indeed Reviews

Alternatively, if you applied to Axcis via Indeed, please feel free to leave your review on the Indeed website.

 

Facebook Reviews

We have been receiving some lovely reviews on Facebook – but not everyone is on Facebook. That’s why we’d love it if you can share your experiences of using us on Google as detailed above.

 

Here are some of our Facebook reviews, just in case you’re interested but are not a user:

"Love working for Axcis, very supportive and helpful consultants. Training courses available with them as well."

"If you are in any way involved in SEN, either as a parent, teacher, carer, assistant or someone who wants to better understand their own condition, the information on the Axcis Education page is gold."

"An excellent agency to work with compared to all the other agencies I signed up with. I would highly recommend Axcis! Thank you Martin K / London office / and the team for making my time working there both enjoyable and fulfilling. Thank you so much."

"Brilliant agency, so reliable and the consultants are so helpful and professional."

"Highly organised and methodical in approach. Guaranteed job satisfaction"

 

Not already working for us but would like to?

If you’re not already working for Axcis but would like to – why not register on our website today? It only takes 10 minutes, is completely FREE of charge and could result in us matching you to your perfect SEND teaching or support job within hours! What do you have to lose?

Author

Martin Keddie