Kantonsschule Olten Reviews

Trouble-free work is not an option and with some teachers one wonders how they got the job in the first place

Pleasant soundscape thanks to the steady construction site. From time to time you even get a bit of a holiday feeling, thanks to the accumulation of water that emerges from nowhere, which are in no way inferior to the Indian Ocean in the Maldives.

Since the Olten Cantonal School is currently being renovated, several entrances and large parts of the outside area are inaccessible. In addition, the noise level is increased due to the construction work, which has a negative impact on teaching. However, the building offers spacious corridors and a relatively large amount of space per student, which counteracts the negative, temporary inconvenience.

It was a good experience even if you have to climb Everest over 9 floors to get to class. The teachers are cool and the people very reserved, some even weird (they bite their shoulders for no apparent reason ...) Despite the carpet and curtains shredded and mildew everywhere on the walls, the establishment is superb for a stay of 4 months (actually I was transferred due to family problems)

Well, You dont really learn something there and you need to walk up on a Hill, so kts GREAT to lose weight.
Ooh, and if Henremy sees it: WOW, you ACTUALLY looked up my School

Badly isolated and sound-permeable rooms, where the furniture is mostly long since worn out and broken. The carpet looks like trains have been running over it for years and it also gives off a strange puke-like smell. Although the cantonal school has its own library, the staff there are very bad and rude. The swimming pool is usually covered with a make-up layer and the floor is in great danger of slipping. Therefore keep your distance from it! The other guests of this institution are still very loud and disrespectful, which does not really improve the situation. After seven years I'm really fed up and leave here. Anyone who considers coming here to come here I urge you!

We do not have to talk about the village itself, it is like a bunker from the 20th century, with rotten carpets, a lot of building noise and in heavy rain great water retention. But most of the teachers I attended were very nice and, above all, open-minded. I was allowed to use my notebook in almost every subject. All in all a good school in a very bad building.

You will learn to love the leaks, the gray mold traces and the eternal construction site of this educational military bunker in an almost sectarian manner after at least two years of Kanti membership.