The team at NZSE College were well prepared when it came to online delivery and teaching processes before the nationwide lockdown was announced, with majority of the communication and online delivery already mapped out beforehand.
“I was very confident in my team; we had procedures in place and knew that online learning would be paramount during the lockdown. We realised some students would face challenges such as technical/device issues, language barriers and other commitments outside of school. So, we had to ensure we had all areas covered and students learning wasn’t disrupted.” Angela Li - Head of School, Business.
Online delivery was well accepted by students and saw an increase in attendance and communication across programmes. Tutors extended content across a range of platforms such as, social media, Microsoft Teams and the learning system, Canvas.
“Teaching processes have become very transparent and having teaching materials only clicks away, we were able to assist and support students easier. Also, our student support team are also fluent in different languages so this helps enormously. Having our team well-prepared made the transition to online learning a lot easier than anticipated, our students were able to continue their studies with minimal disruption and that is what was most important for us.” Angela Li - Head of School, Business
Every year, ATC holds an annual competition where all students from our three campuses: Manukau, Waikato, and Waitakere, come together to compete for the top honours within ATC.
The ATC Terminator Challenge is designed to be fun and exciting, whilst also testing the physical, mental, and strategic potential of our students to achieve success as a team. It has been two long years on hold, but the challenge makes its 2022 comeback with drill and circuit challenges, endurance sports, team work strategy, tug-of-war and so much more.
This year we will hold our ATC Terminator Event on Thursday 27th October 2022 at:
A terminator challenge is an event the whole family can enjoy.
Bring your whanau, tell your neighbour, iwi, communities. Share it on social media!
Support one another, celebrate victories, and connect with friends on this day of exciting challenges.