Student Stories - Studying at CIT

Studying at CIT has been a great experience because we have people coming from all over the world to study here.

CIT is helping me to pass the IELTS test which is my important, long term goal.

The reason why I chose CIT over other alternatives is because I knew it would be more practical and useful for my future career.

I find I’m not just learning English, I also learn some of the languages of people I've met here.

CIT staff are really friendly, motivating and supportive... because of my teacher and his guidance I won a bronze medal in the 2017 World Skills Australia competition representing Canberra region in the restaurant service category.

I evolved while I was at CIT. I finally found myself and redefined my purpose.

CIT has given me lots of information and access to organisations in the community services industry and has provided a good background of what it is like working in the field.

I chose to study the Bachelor in Forensic Science because I've always had an interest in science.

I'm studying Leadership and Management, and Canberra was my first choice as a place to study. This course satisfied what I was looking for.

I learned more about what I needed to face on my career path and gained a lot of confidence along the way that will help me succeed in the field of my dream.

Many services are available to CIT students to make sure you do not feel lost or nostalgic, they help make CIT a home away from home!

I chose my course because I want a career in medicine and to be guided in preparing for university.

Teaching methods at CIT are different as they concentrate on practical more than theory which is really good.

I chose CIT because I had heard from past students that CIT has very interactive classes and supportive teachers, which I now know is very true. I have so many teachers who are my friends; we still talk today even after I’ve finished my studies.

I chose to study hairdressing because I've always dreamt of becoming a hairdresser and CIT had a very good reputation.

When I think of Canberra, I think of the Spanish word Querencia. It means home ground.

This course covers so many different areas of design from photography to drawing.

I wanted to study business because I know it's going to help me grow and give me more employment opportunities within the hotel industry.

I work with disadvantaged children in my home country. I volunteered to do the course at CIT so I could pass on my new knowledge back home.

The teaching style at CIT is interactive and engaging, with open and group discussion which I think is really important.

I chose this course because it is connected to my passion for the hospitality industry… it offers a combination of theory and practical learning.

The facilities are really good. I like the campus I am on.

I chose the Interior Design program because it fit the education I was seeking… the teachers in the program have been incredible.

The idea of creating games has always fascinated me so when I heard about this course at CIT, I found it is the perfect fit for me.

CIT's study pathways to the University of Canberra (UC) helped me to graduate in the Bachelor of Commerce with a fantastic GPA.

The course is incredibly practical! That's what set it apart from university programs I was considering.

CIT is helping me by giving me the tools to improve my English in the areas that are normally difficult for me.

I have loved learning new things and meeting new people during my study at CIT.

If you would like to study English in a good place, CIT in Canberra is the best choice.

CIT is a good place to start to build up your professional career. I am so happy that I studied and CIT and I have no regrets.

I love the fact that CIT gives you an opportunity to get hands on experience instead of the book material alone.

I chose to study at CIT because of the flexibility of its programs and the outstanding awards the institution has received.

I chose this course because it is connected to my passion for the hospitality industry… it offers a combination of theory and practical learning.