Come to think of it, the education landscape has really changed a lot since my post-sec sch days. In e past, when one gets 10 and below, we’ll not think twice about going JC. But now, poly seems to be an equal opponent to JC for many students. It’s not that the students know what they want but more of they no longer find poly inferior to JC education and is willing to give it a try. Especially if they feel that JC is too stressful for them and will like to go straight to work-related studies.
Honestly speaking, I’m torn with choosing between JC and poly education. To me, e fastest way is to go JC and get into Uni. But I realised it’s not what the students feel, especially if they deem JC as stressful. They seem to take e selling that poly is better than JC cos it’s hands-on. But after coming in here, I’m afraid that they may be disappointed because it’s very hard to get in local uni via e poly route.
If I was born ten years later, with options to go poly, will my decision be any different?
