As a prospective student or a parent of such student, you are in search of authentic information about the education, processes, facilities to decide the roadmap ahead.
Thus, Open Days are important events for both students and parents. Prospective students need to see what study and learning opportunities are available to them before they make a big decision about where to study and how to study. A learning centre gets an opportunity to demonstrate the quality of the education, facilities and learning opportunities they can provide to the students.
Some of the open days also can have the diagnostic test to assess the student's preparation lelel to guide the learning path.
Attending a open day gives you the chance to quash any doubts and answer niggling questions you may have, so you can finally start your studies. On the flipside of this, attending a open day can also help eliminate learning options and get that long list of potential places cut down.
There's no better way to understand what you'll be studying than to hear it from the teachers themselves. A lot of open days are allowing prospective students to chat to tutors. You can also get a feel for their teaching style and figure out whether you'll be motivated and excited to learn in their sessions. One also should look into teaching process. Many teachers have different methods of teaching, some might be mere academic, some might involve workshops also. Open days gives you chance to look at the facilities resources, academic content and support system.
Although you can do as much thorough research on the internet as you like before choosing both where to study and what to study, you won't know everything. Attending a open day gives you the chance to hear from those who talk about their experience, along with what you can expect.