Servoca shares sprang up after the AIM recruitment outsourcing company boasted that forthcoming results would be 'significantly' ahead of expectations.The education and healthcare recruiter said trading in the year to September 30th had also led management to be "encouraged" by the continued performance of the group, ahead of a results announcement in January 2014. Servoca said the important September period for its education recruitment businesses had shown a "marked improvement" on the prior year. "Trading in the second half and the platform established from our Education activities give the board confidence on further growth in 2014."OH