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College Bishop de Talavera, La Castellana

Av. Principal de La Castellana, cruce con calle Los Granados, Urbanización La Castellana., Calle Los Granados, Caracas 1060, Distrito Capital, Venezuela
+58 212-2669966
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Detailed Information
  • Place Types University
  • Address Av. Principal de La Castellana, cruce con calle Los Granados, Urbanización La Castellana., Calle Los Granados, Caracas 1060, Distrito Capital, Venezuela
  • Coordinate 10.5009986,-66.8547919
  • Website http://www.cumt.edu/
  • Rating 3
  • Compound Code G42W+93 Caracas, Capital District, Venezuela
Openning hours
  • Monday 7:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Tuesday 7:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Wednesday 7:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Thursday 7:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Friday 7:30 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed
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College Bishop de Talavera, La Castellana
Reviews
Gaby Ortiz (Forzegaby) (11/01/2020)
I am a graduate of there. I finished my degree in 2013 and they graduated 2 years later. This institution lacks a lot. Poor infrastructure conditions, more computer rooms are missing, at that time (2010-2013) we had several semesters without teachers. Still, I applaud several great teachers I had, who worked with my nails and with all the love!
Gabriel Molina (09/25/2019)
Very good excellent ethics teaching method
Yessica Matos de Mota (10/30/2017)
I have thought to write to study FASHION DESIGNS I went to the headquarters of the Castilian they gave me incomplete information also they did not give me what was requested to register I had to consult with the facebook page ... but they gave me the persúm of the race IF I SAID THAT INCLUDED MATHEMATICS AND general sciences but at least they should Modify it
Jose Diaz (05/14/2019)
Very good!
Carlos Diaz (09/28/2017)
To the friend of the previous post: I agree that yes, they have flaws and the infrastructure is not the most optimal, but I differ regarding the problem of the teachers since it compensates for this. I believe that the level of education and demand on students makes them have a greater sense of responsibility and commitment for when they go out. You mention it yourself: read before signing up. They should have given you the curriculum and be aware of the subjects of the UNIVERSITY SUPERIOR TECHNICAL DEGREE IN GRAPHIC DESIGN, so the inclusion of these general subjects. If you only want to be a designer "simply" and not see mathematics or general sciences (because I suppose we will only sit down to draw strokes without any brain) you have many options, in the end what matters is talent. Also the first day they tell you toooda the situation of the institution so that you do not throw any disappointment (unless you have not gone to the introductory talk) And to conclude, where do you think you live? The country situation has not affected you?
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