Hi! I took the poly route, after graduating, I entered the working industry and found that I did not like what I was doing after 2 years, so I went back to school and enrolled into uni to a particular field I used to avoid but find fascinating now.

Did not care what the poly I chose was good at, what's important, is what kind of resources will be made available to me if I choose to study in that school. will I get good internship opportunity (the company hired me once I graduated), or hands on equipment for me to practice what I learnt etc. what modules are offered in the course of your choice varies between poly. For example, An Information Tech Course offered at each poly and even in uni focus on different areas of the industry.

Your goals and interest will change at some point in time. and when that time comes you will need to be able to adapt and change your track. So for now choose one be it jc or poly or heck even ITE, that you feel you want to go for and see through it. if you opt for poly I would recommend a course that allows you to switch to a diff field.

After a year of graduating (from poly or uni), if you still like what you studied, then congrats, but if you lose interest in it, then find a new field. Importantly remain flexible and adapt to the change. but don't hop around too much.