Fantastic. Suited to all study needs. Lots of supp...
Fantastic. Suited to all study needs. Lots of support and services.
The day was cold outside. You can get fit walking...
The day was cold outside. You can get fit walking around the campus
Completed a welding course aimed at hobbyists at W...
Completed a welding course aimed at hobbyists at Weltec - super awesome. They do a great job with the funding they have. More people making things in New Zealand needs encouragement and support...
Polytechnic training facility in Petone, great sta...
Polytechnic training facility in Petone, great staff, relaxed atmosphere, not a huge place and smaller class sizes than at Universities. Sister Polytechnic is Whitereia in Porirua. If you're looking for a quality education in NZ, I'd recommend them.
These guys lost my application forms, placed me in...
These guys lost my application forms, placed me in all the wrong classes, and left me with a 12K student loan. I am now underqualified for the work I'm passionate about, and probably will be for the rest of my life.
Review 2 stars
Review 2 stars
While I am currently studying there, I have decided to pull out for a few main reasons.
Lack of support in the classroom
Bullying via email
Discrimination of learning paces
And impatientness
There is a huge lack of support in the classroom particularly in the maths departmen...
Tutors personal issues put ahead of work, no organ...
Tutors personal issues put ahead of work, no organisation amongst management, poorly run institute. I was forced to attend for the year and then never given my certificate. Would recommend Whitireia or anywhere else!!
Very good polytechnic with practical training, pro...
Very good polytechnic with practical training, professional tutors, supportive staff and international environment. I enjoyed my learning a lot when I was studying there.
I graduated from this faculty a few years ago. The...
I graduated from this faculty a few years ago. The premises are good and some of the tutors are at the top of their field. However, some courses are not up to scratch with the real world and you might struggle when entering the workforce.