BBZ business, computer science and technology Sursee — Kottenmatte 4, 6210 Sursee, Switzerland

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Nicolas Portmann

I've been at this school for two and a half years now, and there are several negative points I have to criticize regarding professionalism, digitalization, the learning materials provided, and organization. Firstly, I find it unprofessional that all the teachers use different teaching materials, meaning you have to wonder where to find the scripts and slides in every lesson. For example, in general studies, files are uploaded to OneNote, in some modules to Teams, in others back to OneNote, and in some even to Moodle—files that no one can find anymore because there's no organized file structure. No matter what you want to open, you either have to remember where it's saved or you spend ten to fifteen minutes searching. In terms of digitalization, I have to say the school is still a long way from being reliable and fast. The cell phone reception couldn't be worse. I know I'm not the first to say this, but as long as nothing changes, I think this criticism remains justified. The school Wi-Fi itself is also incredibly slow. The English textbook was published in 2018. It was only digitized about a month ago. Why is that? I don't know. But the fact that it took seven years to make it available online is incomprehensible to me. In computer science module 117, Filius is used as a learning and assessment tool. While the program works, it appears unprofessional. There are numerous bugs that still haven't been fixed—graphical glitches, general functionality errors, and so on. The tool gives an unstable impression simply from its appearance. The preferred virtualization software for lessons also varies from teacher to teacher. In some subjects, we used VirtualBox, in others VMware. Sometimes both can be used, with the disadvantage that everything then has to be explained twice for each program. So far, I personally haven't heard anything positive about the BBZW from any student, either at my company or at the vocational school. I think things finally need to change, because I am by no means the first and only one to have written a negative review.

Devin Gisler

The school principal was very helpful when I had a request. He helped me quickly and was very friendly.

Jonas Grüter

Now comes the second year at this school. I'm not looking forward to it, as I know we still have incompetent teachers who have no clue about technology. I wish they'd serve ayran in the cafeteria and lower the prices; they're ridiculously cheap now. Those cashiers are such cheapskates! If you want to survive, follow this recipe (Gingerbread Juice): 200ml Jägermeister 200ml Coke 200ml Orange Juice It tastes divine and doesn't smell of alcohol, so it's perfectly disguised. I gave it to my teacher last year, and we had the day off afterward. Best regards from Nowhere R.W.

Rainer Winkler

Who makes the timetables???? Get up at 6 in the morning and get home at 7 in the evening 🙃👍. That's what you call work-life balance. AND PLEASE: Install an air conditioning system, this is unbearable...

rub ive

Great kindergarten, I highly recommend it. It's just a bit odd that children have to stay there for 3-4 years. Unfortunately, the food in the cafeteria isn't suitable for toddlers.

Harbinger