culinary school in Cebu makes students pay to retake exams....
By Cutie18f
@Cutie18f (9551)
Philippines
April 16, 2013 6:22am CST
What do you think of this new culinary school in Cebu City that gives its students a hard time and then makes them retake tests and exams that they fail and make them pay Php 500 for each exam they have to retake. And mind you, we are not talking about one or two failed exams here. Some students have to retake 7 quizzes because even quizzes you have retake and if they fail again, they need to pay 500 for each retake they need to do. This culinary school is supposed to be an international school (ISCAHM it is called for short) but I think it is run by Filipinos. What do you think of this unreasonable collection of money from students who are all required to retake failed quizzes and exams?
Your opinions will be highly appreciated. Calling the attention of CHED please to look into this.
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2 responses
@wolfie34 (26771)
• United Kingdom
19 Apr 13
That sounds like a very unfair system to me, and what if the students cannot afford to retake the tests, I take it these students are not rich? Or have rich families to pay for them? I wonder what the reason for this is, sounds very harsh and draconian. I certainly wouldn't want to go to that school. Sounds if they are looking for perfection.
@kenshin2143 (1880)
• Philippines
16 Apr 13
That school is pretty stupid and its complete an incompetent school wherein students must pay excessive and unnecessary fees just to pass those quizzes and exams. I think that school should be reported to authorities.
