Ivy Tech Community College Employer Reviews

I enjoyed teaching English Grammar and Composition. It was enjoyable to go to Ivy Tech each day.

A typical day at work is preparing instructional plans for student's coursework.

As an Instructor (Adjunct Faculty), I've learned how to utilize the Blackboard system effectively.

Management is available and open-minded to new ideas for the program coursework.

The culture of the environment is team-based and supportive.

This is a great place to get education without breaking the bank. The classes are small aand you get lots of one-on-one time with your professors.

LOVE all my instructors. A typical day we had patienets all day! I learned that each person is different and each case is different. The management was great. All my co students were awesome love them all

they are outsourcing all the custodians clean classroom, bathrooms,offices.

Lots of customer service, helping students with their accounts, either getting accounts paid or setting up payment plans. Researching past due bills and how to resolve them in order for students to come back. Work collections and reports and older accounts to try and get resolved. Work with third party sponsors to get student accounts paid and get students – more... in a paid status. Process payments at window, by phone or mail. Work with Corporate College for non credit students. – less

I enjoy my position at Ivy Tech. It allows students to come in for help and for tutors to be able to help the student further understand their material. Tutors are encouraged to help teach students how to be better students, change study habits, and strengthen note taking skills so that students eventually will be able to progress on their own. the – more... hardest part of the job is tutoring students who have no drive to do the work on the own. – less

A typical day at Ivy Tech presented me with a variety of tasks. These tasks included laboratory set up, equipment maintenance and transport. As the lab tech I was required to travel to three different campuses to transport and set up laboratory equipment. I assisted in instruction of labs as well as worked several hours a week in the tutoring center.

Overall I'm fortunate because I work in a supportive department. The most challenging part of my job is working within a community of students with a multitude of issues. It's rewarding yet challenging to get students to overcome obstacles that may arise in their lives.

had a lot of experience in using Microsoft office. i learned to challenge myself with a lot of computer skills, and creating syllabus's.

I am not able to give a complete review since I am a part-time no benefits employee

I deal with a diverse student population as well as work population on a daily basis. My current place of employement has taught me a great deal on how to be an effective leader in addition to how to work the political arena of higher education. I have worked with some of the most unethical, inexperienced, rude people I have ever worked with in my entire – more... life. I continuous find the hardest part of my job is remaining professional while still trying to navigate the political arena of higher education. – less

Helping students with their financial aid, log in, schedules etc...

I learned different programs

I enjoyed working with my supervisor, I learned a lot from her, she was very understanding.
I enjoyed my co-workers, we interacted great with one another.
The hardest part of this job was seeing some of the students frustration with catching on to the – more... computer.
Helping students meet their educational goals, and getting past the frustration of the computer. – less

As an employee, couldn't have found a better employer and friendlier place to work.

Do not work for the Workforce Certification Center Kokomo. I just lost my job that I loved due to the loss of grant money for my position.
They have grant money now for a part-time person which will only be temporary and must be for a new hire. The work load for one person part-time would be overwhelming. I had to take exams every few months to be a – more... proctor and that was with several different vendors. All have different rules to follow. I was treated with no respect when I left. I am still in shock that Ivy Tech Community college would do this to one of their own graduates. I lost my job with a previous employer in 2008 went to Ivy Tech Community College for Two and half years. Started working for them in 2011 until 03/08/13. I was always on time never took a vacation. The center started with four employees and than got down to two the boss and myself. They turned this position into part-time so they did not have to pay full-time benefits to me anymore. I lost my insurance and all my income. – less

Everyone is in it together, people work together to make sure projects and students get the attention they need to be successful. I would recomend employment here to any one.

Great place to get to know some very good up coming welders. I have learned alot about the different ways to teach students.

I was a full time student at Ivy Tech Community College in Sellersburg, IN. while working at the Galt House.

I liked the discount! The people were nice to work with. Management can be a little confusing to deal with especially if they are in a bad mood. I liked dressing people up and making people feel good about themselves.

Good work environment, good leadership, and excellent learning possibilities