| Comment | In making that post, I certainly expected some backlash from Cally grads, which is understandable, but you know as well as I do that it's a sub par Institution. My skills and experience were surplus to requirements at Cally where the main pedagogy seemed to involve little more than photocopying 4th generation teaching notes from an out of date American manual. In exam boards I witnessed semi literate rich neds getting their 17% mark upped to the 40% pass mark. That's right, 40% for a D which was a pass to get into the next year. If you had a chance to go somewhere else, would you not? |
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