Positive results in Ākonga Opinion Survey
In December, we invited all students who studied at the Auckland International Campus in 2025 to complete our Annual Ākonga Opinion Survey.
Positive results in Ākonga Opinion Survey
In December, we invited all students who studied at the Auckland International Campus in 2025 to complete our Annual Ākonga Opinion Survey.
The survey helps us to understand how our students feel about their learning experience at AIC. It also gives us some valuable feedback to help us develop plans and set priorities for the coming year.
The results of the most recent survey are in, and we are pleased to see that most of our students are satisfied with their experience here.
Results showed that 88 percent of respondents were satisfied with the quality of their programme this year, 86 percent with the quality of teaching, and 87 percent with the learning environment.
Overall, 88 percent of respondents ‘strongly agree’ or ‘agree’ that they are satisfied with their experience at AIC in 2025.
Some students have made suggestions for how we can improve our facilities on campus and we will be working on this feedback in the coming weeks.
A huge thank you to all our learners who took the time to provide this valuable feedback.
At AIC, we understand the importance of your student voice and provide many opportunities throughout the year for students to provide feedback in a safe and confidential environment.
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