| | NZ Diploma Program Case Study
The following are some case
studies from our clients who actually used our Free
of Charge Academic
Consulting Service and have been studying
Diploma Programs. If you are thinking about studying Diploma Programs in
NZ for your future career development, their voice would be helpful to step
forward to do it. If you fill in our Online
Information Request Form, we would get
back to you by return.
Case 1. Ms. Y . T (from Osaka)
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| Institution |
International Travel College (ITC) |
| Campus |
Auckland |
| Diploma Program |
Diploma in Travel &
Tourism Management (Level 5) |
| Course Duration |
48 weeks |
| Course Start Date |
6 September, 2004 |
| My Impression about the
Institution and my Course |
ITC has both local Kiwi
students and overseas students, which is a good mix of cultures.
Lecturers and other administration staff are kind and friendly. Class
sizes are relatively small, so a customised tuition is available.
The lecturers answer to my questions until I make myself understood.
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Customer Evaluation on our Free
of Charge Academic Consulting Service
I received very detailed
information and advice about institutions and student visa application
procedure. I always had communications with the company through email, but
I have never been kept myself waited for a long time. If the company's
website are improved a bit (e.g. fonts and layouts), it would be much more
efficient. I will recommend without hesitation this service to those who
are going to study Diplomas in NZ.
Case 2. Mr. Hideki Kurosawa (from Tokyo)
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| Institution |
Auckland Institute of Studies
(AIS) |
| Campus |
Auckland |
| Diploma Program |
Graduate Diploma in Computing
and Information Technology (Level 7) |
| Course Duration |
42 weeks |
| Course Start Date |
May, 2004 |
| My Impression about the
Institution and my Course |
Although I already have IT
certificates, such as MCSE, CCA, CNE, A+ and Network+ and 9 years of
project management, system engineering and server administration
experiences in the IT sector of global companies in Japan, GDip in
Computing
will improve my IT knowledge and skills and help further my job
opportunities as a project manager or systems engineer. I have been
enjoying my study in a good environment and learning about cross-cultural
communications with my fellow students from other countries.
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Customer Evaluation on our Free
of Charge Academic Consulting Service
I heard this company and
service through the recommendation of my friends. Business communications,
including email correspondence are really speedy and timely. In terms of
the free of charge consultation, institution recommendation, student visa
application and other supports, they are very much fast and supportive. I
will recommend this service to my friends and relatives who intend their study
in NZ in the future.
Case 3. Mr. Takeshi
Otsuka (from Yokohama)
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| Institution |
Unitec Institute of
Technology (Unitec) |
| Campus |
Auckland |
| Diploma Program |
National Diploma in Quantity
Surveying (Level 6) |
| Course Duration |
2 years |
| Course Start Date |
February, 2003 |
| My Impression about the
Institution and my Course |
Quantity Surveying is a total
management of Construction projects. Quantity Surveyor estimates total project costs, such as materials costs and
labor costs together
with scheduling in order to manage the project costs within budget.
The scale of NZ construction industry is about 8% of GDP and 6 billion
dollars. For instance, an apartment project in City is some 20
million dollars, so that a Quantity Surveyor's responsibility is huge and
his ability is crucial. Construction industry changes day by day in terms of materials,
technology and machinery. Majority of lecturers of the Built
Environment Department at Unitec are active construction
professionals. Fellow students also are from Mainzeal, Hokins and
Fletchers, which represent the construction industry in NZ. These
are merits in studying at Unitec.
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