Don't be fooled by outward appearances. Look for the dirt. Believe in the negative reviews…read more There's more. Keep reading on... In 2014 they ran an online program that wasn't as described-- an e-learning diploma of IT in Networking. Instead enrolled students got a Skype delivered course without visuals but only the lecturer talking live. During sessions, this Skype course had online students in session together with class room students and online students spoke on loud speakers which everybody in the room could awkwardly hear. This Skype course was supposed to allow students to gain CISCO CCNA certification and Microsoft certification.. This question is, Is it possible to gain CCNA certifications online? The course manager resigned when the business owner Malek insisted to run the program online. The manager then, Josh was not committed to running it online, as it has never been done before, and it's very unlikely to be achieved as IT is mostly hands on training. As the program progressed, a student complained to the teacher running it. The student encountered difficulties understanding the content as it was not being delivered clearly ie. messy lecturing, disorganised lesson plan, unwilling to sit down with student to clarify topics. However that teacher (Salim) said he could not assist with queries as he also taught at another college and had no time as he was busy. When the student complained to the owner Malek, he avoided contact with the student, and said he was busy. This happened consistently for about 6 months. It is likely the owner knew, students could not afford legal advice or remedy, and that enrolling a domestic student would grant government funding, regardless if the student had been receiving quality education. This was why he refused to assist the student as he was only interested in the students enrollment to secure government funding for domestic students. In 2017, the regulator imposed a condition for MGITs registration as an RTO. MGIT, " must not engage third parties for the purposes of recruiting domestic students or delivering training or assessment to domestic students." (Source: https://training.gov.au/Organisation/Details/75d55982-91ca-4368-87c2-62849e39fd0c?tabIndex=4&Regulatory%20Decision%20Information-orderBy=StartDate-desc~Restriction-asc). It would be beneficial if MGIT didn't recruit international students as well

From the owner: At MGIT RTO Code: 91798, we aim to provide students with an education that creates excitement as…read morewell as provide a strong foundation for their future success upon completion of their qualification.

No one really expects a great cafe let alone a good cafe in this part of town…read more It's tucked away in a very local and residential area and very unexpecting. The food coffee and service is kinda like that too. Ive had big brekkie, shamsuka, few odd teas and coffees and cold drinks here and there. Definitely one of the better cafes in sydney. Reasonably priced and tasty i highly recommend this joint if youre passing thru the area Service is pretty good considering how busy it is at brekky times.

Whilst Butter Chicken was advertised and we paid for , they didn't have any ! We settled for a…read morepulled pork bun and sweet potato chips and an Eggs Benedict, The tables are small and crowed and we are a bit unco so we spilt most of the chips on the floor. We did try a few and they were very nice. The pulled pork was delicious and the eggs Benedict was good. Coffee was OK. The staff were very nice and apologetic and food was served quickly. We have seen this place full but it was empty today. Today was lunch 1pm on Wednesday. It is like a little oasis and in the middle of suburbia.