The National Teacher's College - NTC (reviews)

The National Teachers College offers online classes for graduate students. It allows students nationally and internationally to study in the comfort of their homes. The professors are great, and most of them are approachable. However, one of the things I do not like is that the enrollment process is a bit confusing for students, and at the same time, the tuition fee is quite expensive for Filipino students who can’t really afford it.

National Teachers College (NTC) offers affordable tuition and a supportive, inclusive environment with dedicated faculty. It’s known for flexible learning options and modern facilities. While some students mention large classes and admin hiccups, NTC remains a solid choice for aspiring educators.

exhausting, they’re exhausting. Their priorities are the events and not the students education. They dont think about how the students will learn, they just do events. They put strict rules expecting everyone to follow but they can’t implement those well because they dont do anything if someone chose to break the rules like school attire. Security guards acts superior, even when you have passed the inspection entry already and standing in front of your classroom, they’ll still ask you what grade you’re in, who’s your teacher (they dont even know the teachers nor facilities!) they’ll be suspicious of you even if you say the name, they’ll ask for the very obvious room number you’re waiting in front of (cause they don’t unlock it before the school open). The class environment is bad— if you really want to ruin your mental health, this is for you. Students vape in the bathroom as well as in the classroom. They won’t give them any form of violation paper but just warn those students, their warnings can’t even do anything. You can’t even access the other library, all students go in the college making us look like sardines when there’s a lot of people there. Most students don’t have manners, school doesn’t teach morals nor basic decency. Some teachers act like you’re an inconvenient when you reach out, even to the point of ignoring a student inquiring. Try it out for yourself, dont be deceived by the school facilities. They don’t really offer anything good.

National Teachers College’s cyclical approach is designed to enhance the learning experience for students by allowing them to focus on three or four subjects per cycle. With three cycles per semester, each lasting six weeks, this approach promotes a more concentrated and in-depth learning process. The benefits of this system include reduced cramming, facilitating a deeper understanding of the subjects, and promoting a healthier study-life balance. However, there are drawbacks to consider, such as the option for classes to be either online or face-to-face. This flexibility may pose challenges for working students who initially enroll in online classes but find themselves transitioning to face-to-face sessions. Additionally, for students residing outside Manila, the need to travel for just one class can be both time-consuming and costly, presenting an inconvenience for those seeking a more efficient and economical educational experience.