Why choose ACK?

• Brings the finest international higher learning standards to the most recognized vocational educational private college in the country.
• Established auspicing arrangements with Australian and Canadian Educational institutions enabling students to receive internationally accredited practical training.
• Dual certificates, both from Kuwait and the international auspicing partner.
• Professional and qualified international faculty members who will enrich your practical learning experiences in preparation for competitive job markets, both locally and internationally.
• Business, Human Resources and Marketing diploma and degree programs as springboards towards supervisory and management roles, locally and beyond.
• Specialised Engineering diploma and degree qualifications to meet industry needs.
• Aviation maintenance training with international certification.
• Enhanced computer labs with the latest software and multimedia capability.
• Alumni support to all graduates including career development, counseling, internship and recruitment.
• Unique competency based assessment system of training and assessment which focuses on knowledge, skills and attitude.
• Underpinning English language programs, as required, as a lead in for diploma programs.
• 2 + 2 model enabling students to exit after 2 years with a diploma and after a further 2 years with a degree.
• Wide range of competitive training and academic programs that meet both local and international job market requirements.
• Supportive learning environment within a culture of care.

Orientation Program

Your learning at ACK will commence with a program of orientation that is designed to help you fit into the College quickly and easily. It is essential that you attend your scheduled orientation session as it will provide all the information that you need to be able to start learning immediately. At the time of accepting your letter of offer, you will be advised of the day and time of your orientation session. 

At your orientation session you will be given important information about ACK, its facilities, support services and ACK’s rules and regulations. You will also be provided with information about the special nature of the ACK curriculum and how this will help you to gain the right knowledge, skills and attitudes for success in future employment. 

ACK understands that your parents are very interested in your education and also wish to understand ACK and its training services. Your parents are welcome to come to orientation so that they may also learn about ACK. 

On your first day of classes, you will meet your instructors and learn the details of your training program, schedule and methods of assessment.

Learning

As a student at ACK, you are entitled to information about the Course you are studying, the knowledge, skills and attitudes that you will be expected to gain during your study, how your learning will be assessed, what qualifications you will be awarded, and what learning options are available to you at ACK.

The ACK Timetable

 At the time of initial enrolment and subsequent re-enrolments, students generally have a choice of morning or afternoon sessions. Classes fill quickly so it is wise to register on the announced dates. Students enrolled in certain streams may have a restricted choice due to student numbers. 

You will be given your timetable of timing as well as information about session times during Student Orientation. 

Learning sessions are held throughout the day. A typical student day at the College lasts for five hours and comprises two 2-hour learning sessions with a one hour break between each session. 

To succeed at ACK it is very important that, as a student, you attend all your learning sessions on time, every time. You should strive to develop good time management for your future career.

Course Details

 You will be given a lot of information about the details of your course by your instructors before teaching starts and during the course.
This information will include: 

• the name and description of each module/unit you will study
• the number of study hours for each module/unit
• how your learning will be assessed
• when assessments will take place
• feedback on assessments
• feedback on your general performance in class
• study options available to you outside scheduled classes