Considering enrolling with ITC? Join us for a FREE campus trial!
Come and visit ITC on our free trial day on May 13!
If you’ve ever considered the course options at ITC – and the kinds of careers they can earn you – we’re offering the opportunity to find out if it’s right for you with a FREE campus trial.
We’ll be opening our doors to prospective students this May who’d like a taster of what course and campus life is like before making the final decision to enrol.
Read on to find out more about our free campus trial options.
ITC’s free campus trial day
On May 13 from 10am to 12pm, prospective students can visit either our Auckland City Campus or our South Auckland Campus for a two-hour trial. Don’t forget, May 13 is a teachers only day for high schools, so you’ll be able to come along on your free day!
This will allow you to step into the shoes of an actual student and see what it’s like to life the tertiary life. You’ll be able to decide if our teaching suits your learning style, and you’ll get an idea of the kind of study you’ll need to do in order to receive a qualification in travel, tourism, or aviation (and how much fun study can be).
You will need to reserve your place as spaces are limited, and you’re more than welcome to bring a friend along to try the experience as well.
How to make a reservation
To secure your place, you’ll need to email us at: college@itc.co.nz
Let us know your:
- First and last name
- Whether you wish to attend Auckland City campus or South Auckland campus
- Your contact phone number
- Your email address
We’ll get back to you as soon as possible to confirm your spot, then you can look forward to checking out your potential future college. And don’t forget, it’s completely free!
In the meantime, you can explore the course options that you might take, then take a look at the potential career options they might lead to.
We look forward to hearing from you soon!
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