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Elevate Your Student Living Experience: Discover Fully Furnished Apartments in Nottingham with Tristram's Sales & Lettings

Are you a student in Nottingham seeking the epitome of convenience and comfort in your accommodation? Look no further than Tristram's Sales & Lettings! Nestled in the heart of Nottingham, we specialize in providing top-notch student housing solutions that redefine your living experience.

Nottingham's Premier Real Estate Experience

Tristram's Sales & Lettings isn't just another real estate company; we're your gateway to unparalleled student living. Our commitment to excellence extends beyond mere accommodation – we curate spaces designed to enhance every aspect of your student journey. From fully furnished apartments to inclusive utilities, we prioritize your comfort and convenience above all else.

Elevate Your Lifestyle with Fully Furnished Apartments

Say goodbye to the hassle of furnishing your own space! At Tristram's Sales & Lettings, we understand the importance of a cozy and well-appointed living environment. That's why all our student apartments come fully furnished with modern amenities, ensuring that you feel right at home from the moment you step through the door. Whether you're studying, relaxing, or entertaining friends, our thoughtfully designed spaces provide the perfect backdrop for every aspect of student life.

All-Inclusive Utilities for Hassle-Free Living

Forget the stress of managing utility bills – with Tristram's Sales & Lettings, everything is taken care of for you. Our student housing packages include all utilities, from electricity and water to internet and heating. Say goodbye to unexpected expenses and hello to worry-free living. Focus on your studies and social life while we handle the rest.

Prime Locations in Nottingham

Location is key, especially for busy students. That's why Tristram's Sales & Lettings offers prime accommodation options in Nottingham's most sought-after neighborhoods. Whether you prefer the vibrant atmosphere of the city center or the tranquility of the suburbs, we have the perfect place for you. Experience the best of Nottingham living with easy access to amenities, transport links, and educational institutions.

Your Trusted Partner in Student Housing

At Tristram's Sales & Lettings, we're more than just a real estate company – we're your trusted partner in student housing. With years of experience and a commitment to customer satisfaction, we go above and beyond to ensure that your living experience exceeds expectations. From seamless booking processes to dedicated customer support, we're here for you every step of the way.

Discover Your Dream Student Accommodation Today

Ready to elevate your student living experience? Discover the ultimate in convenience, comfort, and style with Tristram's Sales & Lettings. Explore our range of fully furnished apartments in Nottingham today and take the first step towards your dream student lifestyle. Contact us now to learn more and secure your perfect accommodation before it's gone!

With Tristram's Sales & Lettings, your student living experience has never been better. Say hello to hassle-free living and hello to a brighter future in Nottingham.

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An Honest Review of University: From a Third Year Student

I’ve recently completed three years of study at the University of Nottingham and I can confidently say that the University experience is one like no other I’ve ever had. Between balancing the chaos of new-found friendships and the demanding workload of studying at a Russel group University, I’ve certainly been on quite the learning curve. There’s some things that you just cant be prepared for before you begin your university journey, but I hope to highlight some of the realities of University living that they don’t tell you when you pick up your brochure on the Open Day.

Now some of these reviews of my University experience will be specific to the University of Nottingham, so hopefully these can be helpful to any of you thinking specifically of studying at this University. Others will be more general so will hopefully be helpful to a whole range of people who are starting their University journey!

Campus Life:

Having the opportunity to live on campus, especially one as beautiful as that of UoN, made my first year of Uni even more special. I lived in Lenton and Wortley hall during my first year of University and I couldn’t have had a more positive experience. Living in halls gives you the perfect opportunity to meet lots of people as soon as you arrive at your accommodation, and I was lucky that this was where the majority of my close friendships at University began. Being surrounded by so many new people can be overwhelming, but for me this was nothing but a positive experience and I found friends I know I’ll have for life. It’s amazing how quickly friendships can form and blossom when you start eating every meal together, as we did in catered halls. Now this wouldn’t be a fair review if I didn’t tell you about the realities of mass catering, which often means that Friday night dinner is the leftovers from Thursday night rebranded as ‘Chef’s Special’. So be prepared for spending more money than you budgeted for on food from the takeaway when you just can’t take another night of soggy vegetables and Muller Corners.

Despite a less than luxury experience with being cooked for during my first year of University, this gave me the opportunity to adapt to living alone in a new city without being thrown completely in the deep end with having to learn to cook at the same time, something I didn’t have to worry about until I moved into a shared house in second year. One other downside of living in catered halls however is how expensive it can be – I lived in an en-suite room, and being catered for, this made living costs for first year very expensive. This isn’t something I regret however – it made settling into University much easier for me and meant that I didn’t have to worry about sharing my private space with people I wasn’t yet comfortable with. I could choose these people for myself and decide who I wanted to share with in second year!

Living directly on campus also makes attending lectures and seminars much easier (yes, I did actually attend my lectures in first year, despite my Instagram suggesting otherwise). Living so close to your lecture theatres just makes life so much more convenient, and means you can risk sleeping in a bit later if you had one too many drinks at the pub the night before.

Social Life

I’ve been lucky in that I quickly found a group of people who I really got on well with upon moving to University, so I soon had people who I was hanging out with regularly. I’ve also found that my social circle has expanded throughout my time at University, so don’t worry if you don’t find your ‘people’ straight away, there’s plenty of people who you just haven’t met yet who you’re bound to click with! It’s easy to make friends at University, whether that’s through shared accommodation, your course or a society, there’s always plenty of people who are eager to make new friends. Living in a city also makes for a great social life, as there’s countless bars and brunch cafes which make for easy bonding with your new-found friends.

Although the experience of living with your friends is an exciting one and something you’re unlikely to experience anywhere else, it can at times be draining, as it becomes hard to say no to another free club night (it did for me, anyway). So, make sure that while you’re putting yourself out there and trying new things, that you’re also taking time for yourself and protecting your own mental health. The pub can wait!

Studying

I’m someone who has always naturally enjoyed learning and studying so University was the perfect next step for me after A levels. I study Biology which has no doubt been demanding and often very stressful. Studying at university level is no joke, and the workload can soon get on top of you if you let it. It’s important that while you have fun and make the most of your time, you actually remember the reason you came there in the first place – to get a degree! I think the reason why students garner such a reputation for being heavy drinkers and partiers is that it’s a good way to blow off steam after submitting a 3000 word essay which consumed all of your life for the past month!

I can truly say I have enjoyed my course, for the most part anyway. There’s bound to be modules which you just don’t like, but you have to suck it up and push through for the sake of the ones you do enjoy. I think it’s really important that you choose a course you truly enjoy, otherwise you’re just going to become miserable, as no one wants to write a 7000-word dissertation on a topic they’re not interested in.

Studying at University has been different to any other level of study I’ve ever taken, and it requires the special skill of being able to absorb and understand a vast amount of content in a shorter time space than ever before. This is challenging, but you easily adapt – you have to! The constant testing and coursework deadlines are rigorous, but they give you the opportunity to learn and become specialised in your field to a greater standard.

House Sharing

The best part of University for me was getting to share a house with my new friends, as we attempted to navigate the adult world together. While there will inevitably be arguments over who isn’t cleaning the kitchen enough or whose turn it is to hoover the stairs, the experience comes with the joy of spending everyday with people who you know you get along well with. Late night deep chats and movie nights in the living room become the new norm, and having your friends by your side make completing your Uni work much more enjoyable than if you were stuck in your room by yourself. I shared the same house with my friends during both second and third year, which brought us incredibly close, and allowed us to form unbreakable bonds. I look back on these days as the best days of University, as you have complete freedom and finally start to feel like a proper adult, while still getting to have fun with your friends. I must stress that finding the right people to live with is essential, as you’ll be spending everyday with these people, so make sure you make the right choice! And remember that living with other people means there will be a whole mix of opinions on how things should work and everyone will be dealing with something different, so you have to learn to adapt to the changing needs of other people, while respecting your own boundaries.

 My university experience is not yet complete, as I start my final year in September to complete my Masters. However, I hope that my experiences from the past 3 years can be helpful to those who are thinking of starting University or have already started their journey and are looking for some advice!

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Packing for University

Written by Shanai Momi, English Graduate from University of Nottingham. 

Preparing for the big move to University can be daunting and difficult, especially when it comes to knowing which items to take and which to leave behind! To help you, we’ve drawn up a handy university packing list of the top 12 things you should consider bringing.

Ethernet cable 

An essential piece of kit that makes sure your internet connection is more reliable. It connects your laptop to a modem or router to provide a solid internet link – so you’re not just relying on Wi-Fi. If there comes a time when the Wi-Fi drops you’ll be very glad to have your Ethernet cable! 

Extension lead

University rooms often have two or three sockets but you’ll probably need a few more. An extension lead is a great investment, and it may only cost around £5 from Wilkos. It’s so worth it as you’ll save so much time. 

Just remember to stay safe and not add too many plugs!

External hardrive

As someone whose laptop stopped working in their final year (nightmare!), I would recommend purchasing a portable hardrive to back up your work. Although pricey (mine was £50), they can store all of your degree work, family photos, and more. Definitely a worthwhile investment!

Door stop

Probably one of the most important things you can bring to uni! Use it during Welcome Week to help you meet new people; others are likely to pop in to say hello if your door is open. They’re probably slightly relieved to not have to pluck up the courage and knock on your door – you already seem warm and welcoming!

Smart Clothing

Perhaps you want to get a part-time job during University. Or maybe you’re preparing for potential summer jobs. Either way, it’s best to take one formal outfit that can be used in interviews. It’s never too early to be thinking about life beyond University!

Mugs 

Your bedroom may be the place to get some respite from University life but once you settle in, you’ll want to invite friends over. Having a few spare mugs (and maybe a handful of biscuits) ready will come in handy.

Cushions

You’ll be spending a lot of time at your desk studying, so you should be as comfortable as possible. Your favourite cushions will not only make you super comfy, they’ll also brighten the room and make you feel more at home.

Photos

Displaying photos of your loved ones will help you feel at ease and settle in. You’ll be reminded of the support you have back home during lonelier times and it’s a great talking point. 

Tupperware

Buy a Boots meal deal? Fancy a quick Starbucks? These daily treats will soon break your student loan balance. Invest in some Tupperware and pre-prepare some snacks for lectures and seminars. Trust me – this will save you a small fortune that can be better used for socials. 

Letter or document with your address

On your first day you’ll register with your local GP. A letter with your home address on it is essential so be sure to pack this one! 

Flip-flops/slides

Unless you’re extremely lucky to get an en suite bathroom, you’re likely to share these facilities with several other students. If you’re concerned about cleanliness, flip-flops or slides will be your new best friend. Taking them to the bathroom and showers will save you a lot of pain. You can thank me later.

Drying rack

University accommodation often provide washing machines and dryers at a small cost for each load. By bringing a small drying rack, you can dry your clothes in your room – and save yourself some cash. And it doesn’t have to take up too much space.

If you’ve forgotten to pack anything – don’t worry! You can buy most things from nearby shops or collected from home another time. Write a list of the things you need to take and get packing!

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Student Flats In Nottingham With These Essential Tips for Landlords

Parents who are planning to send their kids for higher studies in various other cities are entirely convinced that their children must get the most effective holiday accommodation with the best facilities and services. Commonly, those that agree to pay the greatest get the best locations for their youngsters. These representatives are not just helpful for locating the very best sites for those that want to pay a premium, yet additionally for those that are trying to find right places at deal rates.

With the neighborhood info and experience in the area for a number of years, these agents can aid trainees and moms and dads, not just in discovering a location to stay, but also with the monitoring of the building and additionally can help students and parents once they give them the required info like the wanted city, place, budget plan, occupancy duration, and other details. Since they recognize a lot of the trainee accommodations in the majority of the cities, it will be less complicated for the students to narrow down the area if they call student allowing agents.

Allowing to university students can be a profitable business, nevertheless, with the importance of the basic trainee stereotype considering heavy on our minds, many property managers are still unclear regarding exactly how to prepare and deal with this growing populace. Student letting agency in nottingham agent check out the advantages and negative aspects of student lettings and suggest proprietors on how they can be smart when handling student tenants.

The pupil market has continuously been expanding in recent times with a growing number of youngsters looking to cut the apron strings and move away to study for far better job prospects and terrific life experience. With stockpiles of pupils gathering into university communities and cities, lots of will certainly be searching for private accommodation to complete their researches, leaving a gap for property owners like you to fill up. However, what are the plus sides and the pitfalls of lettings to the student market?

Initially, the benefits; the pupil market is generally an unfussy bunch, implying your residential or commercial property for rent doesn't need to be fitted with the most up to date mod disadvantages to appeal. Older homes that have lots of spaces and are clean, friendly, and comfortable to keep are the initial to be purchased by students going to neighborhood letting agents.

With this expanding demand, trainee pleasant residential or commercial properties will never be short of interest, mainly if your residential or commercial property to rent out is conveniently located near to a university campus. This need indicates competition and return are high, and you will be able to let to more occupants depending upon your residential or commercial property's dimension. Because of the circumstances surrounding students, you will also never be tied down in a long-lasting tenancy agreement.

In spite of yield being high, one downside of allowing to students is that they can not pay as much as an expert or household, while the dynamic nature of this specific market can see your maintenance boost. In addition to this, students usually can not supply credit report referrals, which are often a sticking point for several property managers, while the summertime gap can provide your residential or commercial property vacant during the warmer months.

While the trainee market may have its disadvantages, there are a variety of actions a landlord can require to ensure they can welcome more of the positives that come with lettings to pupils. Their university or college can advise trainees as a guard for private property owners, which may require the pupil to behave professionally as a result of their place being used as a guarantor. Stocks, referrals, and occupancy term contracts can additionally aid landlords to understand and accept the pupil market that bit a lot more.

More and more people are buying properties. Landlords might take a great deal of time to find excellent and reputable occupants unless they are exceptionally well recognized in the marketplace. Allowing agents always remain in close call with both property owners and lessees so they can quickly locate one when the need arises. Landlords are a bit skeptic about employing their solutions because as soon as they think about allowing representatives, extra costs pertain to their mind. The student lettings in nottingham representatives can aid you to save a whole lot on your financial investments. They supply their solutions to both proprietors and lessees.

Landlords can make a lot of reducing their financial investments when they hire student letting agency in nottingham agent. They assist the proprietors in locating reputable lessees according to the lease to be paid. They discover tenants that fit the requirement of the property owner best. They charge fees according to the home they are letting. If they find dependable and respectable representatives, the proprietors can depend upon them, and their task will certainly be done within the proposed time frame with no supervision.

Lessees can hire these agents, and these representatives can find them landlords according to their budgets. They likewise have pupils' discount rates at times. These agents occasionally act like brokers when it concerns dealing properties. Student lettings in nottingham agents provide insurance to students to ensure that the instance of any disasters their great and possessions are taken care of.

Landlords are likewise provided insurance in the instance of any damage done to the home by occupants. They help them get all the paper job from scratch. When selecting a company online, it is essential to review the endorsements posted by their previous consumers to get a correct suggestion regarding how these firms work and the fees they bill. Related research should be carried out to make more conserving. Some fraud companies charge a high quantity of costs, and both property managers and occupants must take their time to make their choice.

Among the vast distinctions with a trainee, lettings are that often the pupils will not remain in the building for the entire year because of the long summer break. Although a few of them might select to stay in their residential or commercial properties throughout the year, most of them will undoubtedly return to cope with their moms and dads. As a result, you may find that several proprietors offer a minimized lease for the three months approximately that the student lessees are not living in the home, and you might need to do the same to take on the various other property owners.

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A Historic trip through the streets of Lincoln, United Kingdom.

Lincoln is a city thick with history and culture, it is one of the best places to base a history project on and that is what my semester and I did. I’m a student at the university of Nottingham and we had a History project, it needed to be based on another city in UK than our own and we decided to look over at Lincoln. The project was basically a visitation and the whole class needed to write their own reports about what they learned, weaved in with a lot of historic information and knowledge.We decided to make it a historic trip, going and staying there over the weekend, which was a good idea since we needed to take out times during the visitation, the project did account for a lot of credit. We looked through everything needed for the trip, including accommodations and minibus hire in Lincoln, because we didn’t need any from Nottingham to Lincoln as everyone wanted to go there themselves with their own friend.

We all got to Lincoln by different methods and means, re-grouping at the hotel to plan out next move. We decided that this was the time to start travelling together as it would be more efficient to visit any location. We contacted a Minibus hire in Lincoln and the company actually not only gave us a good deal, but they also provided us with a good trip plan, giving us a great few locations. We went to rest for the first few hours and decided it was a good idea to visit The Lincoln Cathedral the first time around, once we had had our rest, we called the Minibus company, Hire Minibus Lincoln, original naming… I know, and we decided to leave for the Cathedral and the trip was actually so informative, especially seeing the structure after reading up on the history was something that made it stand out. Our next step was to go to an older place, Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace, which was somewhat under construction but was mostly available for viewing and honestly it was stunning. 

The walls spoke of the time they had lived and the structure itself was so fascinating. The times were different hence it was amazing to see what the architectural needs of people then and there were and how they were executed in the buildings making. This place and the Lincoln castle were a recommendation from the Minibus hire in Lincoln company that provided us with our transportation. The Castle at first seemed like it would be quite boring but the preservation and everything inside it now were actually quite intriguing and gave the castle an air of Nostalgia and warmth. Thinking about the past and these places really made us all explore into this mystery of History.

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Leadership and Management

(Questions 5, 7, 12)

Your score is 10 out of 15       

Whether you're in a formal leadership position or not, you need good leadership and management skills if you're going to make best use of the opportunities open to you. (After all, you can get much, much more done when you have the help of other people.) The good news is that you can learn how to lead and manage effectively!

 Problem Solving and Decision Making

(Questions 2, 10, 14)

Your score is 7 out of 15       

Problem solving and decision making are two areas where you'll need to excel to be a success in your career. (Together with people skills, they're what make up "good judgment" and "wisdom.") Like leadership and management, these two areas are closely related.

Communication Skills

(Questions 9, 11, 13)

Your score is 9 out of 15       

The ability to communicate clearly is key to your success, whatever role you're in.

Time Management

(Questions 1, 4, 6, 15)

Your score is 15 out of 20       

Time management is one of the most important career skills areas. Not only does it help you to be more productive; you'll also be much less stressed!

Personal Mastery

(Questions 3, 8)

Your score is 6 out of 10       

When you know how to "lead yourself" and make good choices for your future, you'll be that much further ahead when it comes to the other skills areas that we've already looked at.

Innovator

The innovator is often the creative generator of a team. He or she has a strong imagination and a desire to be original. The innovator prefers to be independent and tends to approach tasks in a scientific way. As a creative individual the innovator may play a crucial role in the way a team approaches tasks and solves problems.

Driver

The driver is generally very ambitious and energetic. He or she may appear as impatient and impulsive. The driver is a strong motivator and will challenge others at crucial times. Although the actions of the driver may sometimes seem somewhat emotional, they do play a crucial role in pushing the team forward to succeed.

Completer

The completer is very conscientious and feels responsible for the team's achievements. Completers are concerned when errors are made and they tend to worry because of their controlling nature. The completer is also known as the finisher because they are most effectively used at the end of a task, to polish and scrutinize the work for errors, subjecting it to the highest standards of quality control.

Chairman

The chairman has a strong coordinating role. With an emphasis on procedures, the chairman will try to bring and keep the team together. He or she is communicative and deals with the members of the team in a respectful and open-minded way.

Analyst

The analyst has a tendency to be reserved and critical. The analyst will also react to plans and ideas in a rational and sensible way. He or she will favour a prudent approach to matters and will evaluate them according to their accuracy before acting.

Team player

The team player is caring, avoids conflicts, and fosters harmony. Being someone who likes to help other people, the team player is generally considered agreeable and friendly. He or she is diplomatic and emphasizes solidarity and team cohesion.

Expert

The expert has the skills and expertise required for the specific task at hand. He or she has a strong focus on the task and may get defensive when others interfere with his or her work. The expert prefers to work alone and team members often have a great deal of trust and confidence in him or her.

Explorer

The explorer is generally an extrovert by nature. He or she is cheerful, gregarious. The explorer is also investigative, interested and curious about things. Because explorers like to improvise and communicate with others, they will have little problem presenting ideas to the team and developing new contacts.

Executive

The executive is sometimes also referred to as the organizer. The executive is generally disciplined and eager to get the job done. He or she is efficient, practical, and systematic. Executives are well organized and diligent, and quickly turn the ideas of a team into concrete actions and practical plans.

 Weak areas:

1 bad at taking criticism – Being able to look past all the bad bits

2 making things over complicated/not good at minimalistic work – creating large detailed work

3 not a lot of focus get distracted and tired quickly – spend more time doing things I enjoy.

 Bad at taking criticism – positive perception

Over Complicating – bold decisions

Bad Focus – Thoughtful

 PROFILE

I have been dedicated to digital design, art and creating for a long time and I am proceeding with my education within these subjects. I am proceeding in expanding my knowledge in design because I am a naturally creative person and have been doing art and self-teaching myself skills in design and other subjects from a young age weather its art, design software or classical instruments. I have a wide knowledge about many approaches and processes of design and have had first-hand Experience working with new people doing freelance client work and projects for friends and brands. Growing up around my father working in design and advertising I have managed to learn a lot and have expanded my creative knowledge learning about subjects in the industry since I was young. Working with friends before getting paid work helped create good communication skills and knowledge about people’s expectations and how to work with people when turning their ideas and thoughts into real visual work. I am truly passionate about art and design and enjoy looking back at work knowing that I have started completely from scratch and am able to create something that I can look back on and be satisfied with. I enjoy interpreting things in my own way and creating complexe ideas and views on the projects I am involved in to help create a great outcome to the work that I am associated with.

SKILLS

Positive perception on difficult situations and setbacks.

Bold decision making

Creating strong Ideas and complex outlooks

Good communication within expectations

Driven to complete large projects on time

High quality of work

Quality design

Photography

Strong work ethic

Positive

 Photoshop

Illustrator

Education

English lit 4

English Lang 4

Art B

Maths 4

 Experience

Album cover art

Logos for kindergarten and notts tv and Photography Company

Band posters/advertisements

Working for ditto

Interests

Music

Design

Photography

Skateboarding

Fashion

Travel

 Traits

Exploration

Teamwork

Drive

Communication

Standards.

Profile 2

I have been dedicated to digital design, art and creating for a long time and I am proceeding with my learning within these subjects. I am a naturally creative person and have been doing art and self-teaching myself skills in design and other subjects from a young age. I have a wide knowledge about approaches and processes of design and have had first-hand Experience working with new people doing freelance client work and projects for friends and brands. I am always expanding my creative knowledge so I can tackle projects in a variety of ways to create original work. I have good communication skills and can turn ideas and thoughts into complex visual work. I am truly passionate about art and enjoy interpreting things in my own way and creating complex ideas and views on the projects I am involved in to help create a great outcome.

Start

What do I do next: Uni, gap year, find a job, become homeless?

Uni: where, what course, how long.

Gap year: go traveling, create a company, sleep.

Find a job, become a junior designer for a company, make coffee for minimum wage.

Become homeless, become not homeless.

Gap Year Company goes well I don’t go to uni.

Where to go to uni. London, Nottingham, Bristol, Leeds, edinburgh, Manchester.

London: stay with family, get a student loan and get accommodation.

Nottingham: stay with family and go to uni

Manchester: stay with family or get a student loan and accommodation

Go to uni for 2 or 3 years.

Try and restart a company or join a design company and work your way up.

Company goes really well move to London or LA

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