Reviews of Continuing Studies at UVic (University)

Joaquin Horta

The University as a whole is a dream

Ahmad

I work here and I think this place is Awesome

John Brum

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Saad Ahmed

some teachers are racism against students. Personal experience , you should be aware.

S. W.

Lack of practical experience in the education, makes a diploma from continuing studies at UVIC a useless endeavour. All jobs require experience for hire.

Deborah Yoon

Such a great place for studying Enlgish!

Kwang Jun

(Translated) It's nice to be able to learn several languages using the evening time. I'm learning Spanish, and it's very helpful. (Original) 저녁 시간을 이용해서 여러나라 언어를 배울수 있어서 좋아요.스페인어를 배우고 있는데 많은 도움이 되고 있어요.

Sandra Campbell

So pleased to get my first dose of covid vaccine

Dagaz Koi

Studied a business course. Material was ok but most classmates barely spoke English. We were supposed to work on a group plan. As there were only two of us that had good enough English to complete the assignment and actually understand what was required of us, the work that should have been shared by six people was done by two of us. We felt overburden, we felt that we did not learn what we came to learn and we ended up doing “chores” that UVIC as a school should have done not us. This was not the fault of the students who did not speak the language but strictly the fault of UVIC. I immigrated 30 years ago to Canada and I would have loved to do a community course that could also give me some credits. I remember being rejected because my English was not strong at the time. That was Great! As an ESL student at the time, I did not limit my classmates due to my lack of understanding. Why is UVIC charging money to teach a course to people who barely understand what is being taught? Why are you only concerned which getting your tuition fares paid and not if all the students who came to learn and are paying to do that are actually getting their learning instead of becoming TA’s for those who are clueless in the classroom.? And why are the rest of us made to learn in a substandard way where we are put in a position to teach English, Edit work from others and not have projects properly done as two people can not and should not be responsible for translating what is being taught. UVIC please have a minimal standard of English before you open your doors to all who apply. While this is a community course you also need to be caring of the outcomes and not just your sales to who ever pays for your courses. You don’t have to have a high level of English but at least make sure you ensure people will be functional within what is required in the classroom and it’s assigments.