Students spread the word about studying at ITC
ITC students have been telling their mates about what it’s like to study here, resulting in over 30 new enrolments.
You know something is good when people rave about it, recommend it, and shout about it from the rooftops.
Thankfully, that’s exactly how a lot of students talk about ITC to their friends!
Over the past two years, ITC students have recommended the college to many of their mates, resulting in an amazing 33 enrolments through our Recommend a Friend scheme.
You can see what we mean when we say ITC is like one big family – we’re all friends, here!
When a student recommends a friend, they don’t just get to study with one of their besties. They also get a special thank you from ITC in the form of a $300 Prezzy Card.
ITC Course Advisor Antoinette Olsen says this is ITC’s way of showing appreciation to students who spread the word about the College. It’s also a great little initiative to make sure as many people as possible learn about the benefits of studying airline, travel and tourism.
“The voucher scheme gives students who have already experienced the amazing content of our courses the chance to spread the word and promote ITC to their friends,” says Antoinette.
It’s a win-win – students get to study with their mates, and more people throughout New Zealand get to study towards a leading qualification.
One student even loved ITC so much that she recommended it to several friends, and most of them decided to enrol. You can just imagine how much money she earned in Prezzy Card vouchers!
Of course, terms and conditions do apply. The scheme is designed to attract people who genuinely want to study airline, travel and tourism – and who are committed to completing their qualification.
It’s worked extremely well so far, and we’re sure 2020 will be no different.
So, if you’re a student at ITC and you think one of your mates will love studying here as much as you do, spread the word! It might just earn you a shopping spree.
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