I got on tube after school and, 45 minutes later, got off at Hatton Cross station.
I made a phone call as I was told.
"Hello, this is Fumiko, a student of English school. I have an appointment of interview at three. Could you transfer this line to John or Mark?"
Then Mark answered, "Hello, Fumiko. I will drive there in 10 minutes."
It was only ten minutes but I felt longer while I was waiting for Mark.
He is a kind of fat man. "Hello, don't worry." he smiled.
While we were driving to the office, we talked about former students who had work experience in that company.
When we arrived, I was a little shocked to find a small dirty office.
Soon I was introduced to the manager, John, who is a tall man.
He explained about their job, import and export, and asked me.
"Which do you want to learn more English or job?"
"Difficult question, but I'd like to learn job more."
Then he took me to storehouse and we talked a general issues, such as airplanes, cars and so on.
I had been very nervous but this interview was nothing special. It was like a general talk.
Finally, Mark told me, "If you decide to work here, please call the day before you start to work. Then I will meet you in front of the tube station to drive you to the office everyday. It is absolutely up to you whether you choose us or not. It depends on you."
They seem to be friendly, so I'll decide this company.

I met Carol, who is in charge of internship and told that I would work at that company. She will call them later.

I finished the 16 weeks task of school. I've got a certificate.

I went to pub with my friends, then Italian girl, Denis found me, (she came there with her friends) and hugged me.
She said, "I'll go back tomorrow, thank you, good bye."
Denis and I were not close friends, but she was friendly to everyone, so I liked her.

The most wonderful aspect in English school was that I met a lot of people from all over the world.
I cannot weigh that value.