名古屋工学院専門学校 - Nagoya

The worst school. The security in the school can be called the worst, as only people who are clearly not teachers are teaching. The teachers can change their attitude towards the student by the mood and likes and dislikes of the day, so even if the hated student asks what he or she does not know about the class, it is sometimes ignored.

If everyone can't tell this school, the communication system is better. The rules such as prohibiting the use of smartphones inside are too strict, so the teacher comes late for class (every time) and whatever you bring is the worst anyway. School people are always noisy and the worst is bullying people immediately. Poor ?

Simply, the measures against infection in this age are too sweet. In addition, there are many students who go to school from outside the prefecture, and in the situation where there are close contacts, most of the students answered that there is no problem even if they are remote, but not remote is to improve the health of the students. I feel like I'm not thinking about it. Regarding lessons, some teachers often spend a lot of time talking about themselves, which has nothing to do with the lesson. Regarding going to and from school, although it is said that there is a school bus, it seems that it is not possible to get on because of the repair of compulsory participation.

Schools with too many points Class content that is useless for some reason even though it is a 90-minute class Teachers are obsessed with money, it's creepy, and there's a lot of trash that makes people who don't have a teacher's license feel good about being called teachers. If there are 50 students, 39 people are smart. It doesn't make sense to make friends in a place like this with Yin and DQN. The qualification test is a Spartan system that is said to "come" even if the train stops, whether it is a typhoon or a storm. Even if an infected person comes out, it is really dangerous because the teacher is making a fool of the infected student Please never come Really the worst by erasing reviews Don't waste 2 million yen, parents will cry

I have the opportunity to use it several times in the qualification test. Access from the nearest station is good, but it is a little complicated because there are various other buildings around the building.

A vocational school where the word zoo suits you ... The terrifying features of Nagoya Institute of Technology! ・ Classes that are not related to the place of employment, ・ Class content that seems to be only a teacher's hobby ・ Amazing industry employment rate of less than 20% ・ Teachers who chat with smartphones ・ Free time called self-study ・ The morale of the entire school is low due to the lack of decent students ... ・ Employment rate that can be seen from the homepage (The industry employment rate is never written ...) ・ At other schools, there are several people who join major companies every year, but the reality of the threat that only one person can be produced in 5 or 6 years ... It is a vocational school that I regret having entered.

good point ・ A person from an outside lecturer is good ・ Network teacher "is interesting ・ School cafeteria is reasonably cheap ・ Building No. 1 is beautiful Bad points ・ There is a teacher who only chats ・ There are teachers who get angry or inflamed when students make mistakes, even though they say that their mistakes are unavoidable. ・ Slow contact and response ・ There are teachers who only read materials made by other teachers. ・ Building No. 3 is full of defects ・ Industry employment rate is quite low (about 20%) Overall, I think it's better for the future not to enter

[Even though it's this time ... ] A new type of infection is spreading rapidly. This is something that the school is aware of, but the response is not good enough. I don't know if face-to-face lessons are more convenient, but what if I could be more tolerant of online? I think. In the first place, I have no idea why the school is not aggressive about going online. Do not publish. That is also unpleasant. I hear that the symptoms of the new infection are like a cold, but there are reports that the risk of heart disease increases due to the aftereffects. Did you know that when it comes to infection, the anxiety that you don't want to infect your relatives is the most worrying thing? I don't know if there is such a voice in the first place, such as "I'm paying the tuition fee, so use the classroom!" Is there anything that should be prioritized over "infecting relatives"? It should be okay to go online, but I don't understand the meaning of going to school at the risk of infection. Why stick to face-to-face style when it's a suspicious school that offers great lessons and value? If you're blind to having students teach face-to-face, think again. ***** [Impossible facts] As of January 20th. In one class, the instructor in charge said, "I'm going to get grades for the second semester in January, but what is the class after February?" Anaphase grades are the last grades of the year in class. It doesn't matter anymore that there are classes that are not reflected in the grades The problem is, why are you planning to have face-to-face lessons after February? I think. Of course, it's not a definite matter, but there are no plans for online classes at this time. In the classes after February, the teacher in charge said, "I did something for the time being every year, but what should I do this year?" If it's a "temporary" class, it's not worth doing in a face-to-face class, and I think there's no problem online. (Conversely, the content can be for online lessons) Why do I have to go to a school in the Nagoya area while being exposed to the time I go to school, the time I am in school, and the invisible risks? It's really stressful. ***** [Current status of school infection control] It is being implemented by opening classroom windows and shifting school attendance time for each department, but it does not seem to be effective. If you want to open the classroom window, come to open the train window during school hours. That's a joke, but why don't you really go online? I think. Do you think the school can also manage the risk of infection at school? If you set up an online lesson day for each department and let each department go to school on a face-to-face lesson day and an online lesson day, you can at least avoid the crowds. I don't think it's as easy as it sounds, but why hasn't there been any change in the response even though the Kona sword has been going on for over a year now? Also, it's time for a lunch break. The classroom is noisy. Umamusume? I don't know if it's a gacha, but the students are going crazy in a clique. Remove the mask. It's unpleasant to think that the fungus, not the horse, is pretty derby in the classroom. I wonder what it is. Really unpleasant.