So far the best school in Bonn. It's fun and enjoyable, and the variety of activities is nice. The teachers care about the students and make sure they understand the lesson. I highly recommend it. But the bathrooms need work done on them.

I'm registered at the Bonn Beuel location (Health and Social Services). The teachers are fantastic—friendly, understanding, and incredibly kind. Especially Mr. VonHeyden, Mr. Bartusek, and the lovely German/English teacher whose name I've forgotten (BQP124). The school itself is beautiful and has a welcoming atmosphere. The students, even if they're not always competent, are tolerable. Incidents are very rare and are handled very professionally. So, I, Meruu-Mia, definitely recommend this school!

My girlfriend goes to this vocational college, and I don't know how many times I've had to pick her up unexpectedly because some teacher was absent again. On some days when eight hours of classes are scheduled, there's only one teacher available for the middle of the day, for example. During those few hours when anything is actually being done, the teacher is out of the classroom for half the time. A typical day at this school involves sitting around for six or eight hours and learning little to nothing. I can't recommend this school to anyone. You almost always only find out about the canceled classes when you arrive, and you've driven there completely for nothing; you could have slept in longer. Whoever manages this school should seriously reconsider their profession.

Minus five stars – and that's being generous! Welcome to the Robert Wetzlar Vocational College (Röttgen branch) a time capsule of chaos, where absolutely nothing has improved in over two decades. Twenty-two years ago it was terrible, fifteen years ago a disaster, and today? A living monument to how not to run a school. More classes are canceled here than during a prolonged strike, and even when a class does take place, it's usually by chance or divine intervention. Substitute teachers? Apparently decided by Ouija board – at least nobody seems to know anything about it. The organization is so abysmal that even a bunch of headless chickens would appear more coordinated. Team Wallraff would have a field day here; rarely does one find such a perfect blend of cluelessness, disinterest, and total structural failure. And now for the ultimate comparison: Deutsche Bahn – yes, Deutsche Bahn, compared to this school, seems like a Swiss watch. More punctual, more reliable, better organized. And that's saying something. In short: If incompetence were an Olympics, the Robert Wetzlar Vocational College would have long since won gold, silver, and bronze, every single year.

At first, I was a bit skeptical because of the many negative reviews. Nevertheless, I chose this school because it was the only one in my area that offered a Health and Social Sciences major with the goal of a general higher education entrance qualification – and in retrospect, it was definitely the right decision. I found the three years at the school to be very pleasant and collaborative. The tight class structure was a huge advantage because it made it easy to connect with others. My relationship with the teachers was also good – fair and respectful. What I particularly appreciated: If I ever had problems or questions, I always knew who to turn to. There was always someone there to listen, and I felt like I was being taken seriously. Overall, I had a good time at school and am glad I chose this school.