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Sandy Brok

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Hello everyone, I am looking for distance learning to broaden my knowledge in Civil Engineering. I have seen Tech University on the internet and I find it interesting because it has several subjects of interest to me and I can study comfortably from anywhere and at my own pace, which I think is wonderful for personal reasons.

I would like to know if anyone has studied here and if the method is well structured. I am grateful to anyone who can give me an answer.
 
Hi sandy, his new education system is very practical for people who have to be with their children or because work takes up a lot of time, it is self-taught and very comfortable way of learning.
 
I combined it with my work and without any fuss, because you can go ahead or fall behind as it suits you. In any case, you always have someone to lend a hand if you get stuck in a rut. hahaha, the thing that really impressed me the most about this course is its flexibility.
 
I decided to enrol because I'm from a small town and there aren't many face-to-face options. Here I can study from the café on the corner, or from my home, without having to move somewhere else. I like that they allow me to be so independent, although sometimes I miss a bit more interaction with other students to share experiences.
 
Hello, people. I've enrolled in a diploma course in project management. It's worked out really well for me because I work rotating shifts, so not having live classes is a lifesaver. The only thing is that you have to be very organised, because as you don't have fixed dates for anything, it can be easy to pile up the work. But if you like to learn at your own pace, it's great.
 
I had the opportunity to apply what I learned in my work and it was invaluable. The knowledge gained was reflected in my daily performance. I never thought that studying like this could have such an impact, I really enjoyed it guys.
 
Hi all, I did a programming course with tech and although the information is complete, there is no chance to solve doubts at the touch because there are no live teachers. I ended up going to external research sources or Fb groups to share tips with others. What I like the most is that I can study after work, without pressure.
 
Hello, people. I've been on an Electronics programme. What I liked is that the material is accessible and you can advance modules as it suits you. But, of course, sometimes it feels a bit lonely because there are no classmates and no teacher to share ideas with. The good thing is that I can study from the comfort of my home or even in the park. I recommend it if you have a good personal motivation.
 
Hi, look, although there is no direct interaction, I felt that the content was so well put together that it accompanied me in my learning, I even made a list of my favourite topics!
 
What I like is that here there is no teacher who is pulling your ears. You learn to do your own thing because you know it's your future that's at stake.
 
Hi greinner, for me, studying here gave me the great advantage of being able to study in my own way, without relying on meetings or online classes. It is true that there is no direct interaction, but everything is well explained, which allowed me to complete the course with peace of mind.
 
I was looking for an option that would allow me to study while working full time, and this was one of the universities that has been the solution to continue my learning. I am doing a course in AI and marketing.
 
The skills acquired in the practical training I did with Tech. They helped me to get a better position where I did my internship, I had a great experience with this institution and today I am part of it
 
Hello everyone, thanks to my experience here, I was able to develop skills that make me stand out in my current job. The possibility to learn in a self-taught way prepared me to face new challenges with confidence.
 
Of course, you have to be disciplined because no one is going to tell you what to do, but if you are consistent, you learn a lot. I finished the course feeling that I really got something out of it, and that is what is most valuable. Greetings to all!
 
Hi, hi... I did 2 courses with them, and to tell you the truth, here you depend on your commitment to learning. The best thing is that I can study in the morning and I can dedicate myself 100%, but it is a method of education that needs order and dedication.
 
Being able to learn without having to move to a physical campus has been a great benefit. The platform is intuitive and makes it very easy to access the information, which is always well explained.
 
Wspp! Bro... take a business course, learning depends on the dedication you apply. It's up to you to improve and organize yourself. Contact them!
 
Hello, people. I was on a health programme. What I liked is that you can advance modules as it suits you. But, of course, sometimes it feels a bit lonely because there are no classmates and no teacher to share ideas with. The good thing is that I can study from the comfort of my home or even in the park. I recommend it if you have a good personal motivation.
 
At first I thought that being self-taught was going to be a mess, but the truth is that I ended up being surprised for the better.
 

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