Please consider carefully the experience of these students and the reputation of your organisation for providing quality education.
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Heather Buchan
12 years ago
The Quality of the education system will be severly impacted
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Kerrie Wilson
12 years ago
What an appalling concept for students seeking education
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Rae Hickey
12 years ago
In order to protect the quality of education for these students I object to these redundancies.
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Raymond Spiteri
12 years ago
This is unconsciable behaviour on the part of Unitec
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Pam Gilmour
12 years ago
put the student's needs first please
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Miriama Postlethwaite
12 years ago
The Arts are under siege with the growing focus on business and delivering skills for industry. Do we want an artless society?
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Enrica Sciarrino
12 years ago
Ars vivat
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Prof. Anthony Robins
12 years ago
There must be a better way.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I know its a part of business, but the authorities should think atleast many times that so many lives that are dependent on these job and should find a strategy to utilize the resources in other ways.
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Pata Taavili
12 years ago
hope a miracle will happen
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Joe Citizen
12 years ago
This 'alignment with industry' is misjudged - the creative industries are in massive transition. There has been a shift away from large scale organisations towards independent practitioners working project by project. Education is about facilitating student needs, not for some Victorian model of what 'industry' is, but for their present and future needs. There is no substitute for experience when it comes to equipping students with critical thinking skills or strategies for adaptation.
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Rachael Kearns
12 years ago
These students pay for their education, let's provide them with the best teaching staff that will be able to fully concentrate on teaching them not where their next contract will be coming from!
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Rachel Boyack
12 years ago
Precarious work harms staff and students. Don't undermine our creative industries.
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James Houkāmau
12 years ago
Kia kaha, kia maia, kia manawanui
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Professor Joanne Wilkes
12 years ago
This is a very damaging and short-sighted move, which will have negative effects on students, staff, and the reputation of Unitec as a whole.
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Geoff Simons
12 years ago
51/17=3. These new staff are three times more efficient than the current staff. Yeah, right!
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Chris Gable
12 years ago
This proposal can only result in a degraded qualification and less able graduates. Unitec you are damaging your brand!
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Nirmala Nath
12 years ago
Teaching quality needs to be maintained . How does Unitec intend to do this?
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Gary Esler
12 years ago
How can you have quality education with out quality teachers/support at a reasonable staff / student ratio.
Please consider carefully the experience of these students and the reputation of your organisation for providing quality education.
The Quality of the education system will be severly impacted
What an appalling concept for students seeking education
In order to protect the quality of education for these students I object to these redundancies.
This is unconsciable behaviour on the part of Unitec
put the student's needs first please
The Arts are under siege with the growing focus on business and delivering skills for industry. Do we want an artless society?
Ars vivat
There must be a better way.
I know its a part of business, but the authorities should think atleast many times that so many lives that are dependent on these job and should find a strategy to utilize the resources in other ways.
hope a miracle will happen
This 'alignment with industry' is misjudged - the creative industries are in massive transition. There has been a shift away from large scale organisations towards independent practitioners working project by project. Education is about facilitating student needs, not for some Victorian model of what 'industry' is, but for their present and future needs. There is no substitute for experience when it comes to equipping students with critical thinking skills or strategies for adaptation.
These students pay for their education, let's provide them with the best teaching staff that will be able to fully concentrate on teaching them not where their next contract will be coming from!
Precarious work harms staff and students. Don't undermine our creative industries.
Kia kaha, kia maia, kia manawanui
This is a very damaging and short-sighted move, which will have negative effects on students, staff, and the reputation of Unitec as a whole.
51/17=3. These new staff are three times more efficient than the current staff. Yeah, right!
This proposal can only result in a degraded qualification and less able graduates. Unitec you are damaging your brand!
Teaching quality needs to be maintained . How does Unitec intend to do this?
How can you have quality education with out quality teachers/support at a reasonable staff / student ratio.