Coleman Publications is conducting a poll across all their various social media handles to gather opinions on whether teacher trainees would agree to the cancellation of dining services in colleges of education or not.
The results of the poll so far reveal that 1,023 trainees from different colleges of education have participated, providing a valuable insights into their preferences.
Out of the total number of respondents, 456 individuals agreed that they would be grateful if dining services were canceled in colleges of education. This response accounted for 44.57% of the participants.
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On the other hand, 558 respondents expressed disagreement with the idea of canceling dining services.
They emphasized that dining services should continue to be provided in colleges of education, constituting 54.55% of the participating trainees.
Additionally, a small minority of 9 trainees asserted that they are supportive of either decision, indicating their flexibility regarding the availability of dining services.
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These individuals, accounting for less than 1% of the respondents, stated that they would be fine with cancelling or continuing dining services in colleges of education.
Participate in the Poll if you have not;
The poll is still ongoing and you can participate by visiting HERE. Share with other trainees to also participate.