What tertiary education are/were you enrolled in?
Apr 4, 2019 22:03:08 GMT 10
Post by SharksFan99 on Apr 4, 2019 22:03:08 GMT 10
What tertiary education are/were you enrolled in? What is/was your experience of it like? You can select up to three options in the poll. 
I personally started TAFE (which is similar to college) at the beginning of February. I'm currently doing a Certificate III in Horticulture. It's a two-year course and I have to attend my local campus for six hours a week; 5.30pm-8.30pm on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. My course has two lecturers (both of whom are women) and there are about 13 people in my class.
One thing I like about TAFE is the more casual approach to learning. We can call our lecturers by their first names (i.e not "miss" or "Mrs") and if you're not able to hand an assessment in on time, you can arrange to get an extension. It's generally pretty laid-back. That being said, i'm not really a fan of how the classes are run. We rarely do actual work in our classes. Most of the time we only work on 3-4 questions out of our assessments or we just have to sit through powerpoint presentations.
I personally started TAFE (which is similar to college) at the beginning of February. I'm currently doing a Certificate III in Horticulture. It's a two-year course and I have to attend my local campus for six hours a week; 5.30pm-8.30pm on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. My course has two lecturers (both of whom are women) and there are about 13 people in my class.
One thing I like about TAFE is the more casual approach to learning. We can call our lecturers by their first names (i.e not "miss" or "Mrs") and if you're not able to hand an assessment in on time, you can arrange to get an extension. It's generally pretty laid-back. That being said, i'm not really a fan of how the classes are run. We rarely do actual work in our classes. Most of the time we only work on 3-4 questions out of our assessments or we just have to sit through powerpoint presentations.
