I just wanted to THANK YOU for all your support and assistance while studying for my license. On my…read morefirst attempt, I took the Exam and passed, thanks to your staff, the Exam Prep Center and the study materials. Anyone interested in procuring their Contractor's License would be doing themselves a disservice if they choose to approach the Exam without utilizing your professional center and study materials. Every minute, every hour, and every visit to the study center was well worth the cost. THANK YOU! With Aloha and Appreciation, Doran Chavez

They provided me with an excellent understanding of the process you must go through to get a…read morecontractor's license. They provided great preparation for the test including helping me know what to study and giving a clear understanding for what you will face if you choose to do the test remotely or in person.Well worth the fees for the assurance that you are preparing correctly. Do not try this alone. These experts in both subject matter and procedures will save you a lot of time and frustration.

Need a guard card!? Look no further than Transcend. I was in need of a guard card and fortunately…read moremy training was paid for. The booking process is easy and available online. The course is an 8 hour in class training. The classroom is located off Piikoi and Kapiolani in the National Bank Building. Parking isn't available. Pro tip is to park at Ala Moana and walk over. It's a two minute walk from the Foodland farms parking. As for the class it started at 8:30 am which I think it the typical time. My class size was actually pretty small (6) which made it great for conversational learning. Typically the class is about 20-30 people or so. You need to bring an ID to verify your registration. Then you receive your test packet and answer key. The class covers all the state mandated topics need to attain your guard card. Each topic is broken down and then your are tested on it. It's not difficult, just pay attention and you will be fine. At the end of the day you will receive your guard certification. The instructor/owner of Transcend is Jeff. He is absolutely amazing. He is very personable and professional. He also makes the content easy to understand and also has a good sense of humor. He made the day go by quite quickly and he allowed us to take breaks and we also breakers for lunch. I enjoyed his class and will definitely be getting my continued education training from Transcend when I need to get my renewal in a couple years. If your looking for a professional to lead a workplace violence or terroristic threatening preparedness class I would highly recommend him. His experience along with his teaching methods are very effective and extremely helpful.

I recently too the 8 hour initial guard training with Jeffrey Owens and was very impressed. I have…read morebeen to many seminars and courses regarding military training, interrogation, interview techniques, safety & health and others and this class was as good as it gets. I'm not saying it was the best I've ever been to, but it was as good as any I have ever been to. As people however, I do not think you will find a more pure soul and two people with more Aloha in their being than Jeff and his lovely wife Char. Thanks for making an educational experience a fun and meaningful one.

I work for Ohana Pacific Management Company, we are the largest, locally own post-acute system in…read moreHawaii. Over the 20-years that we have been in business we have literally hired thousands and thousands of CNAs at the eight companies we own and operate throughout the State. After a while you start noticing patterns and one of the patterns that we have noticed that compared to most CNA schools, Healthcare Training & Career Consultants (HT&CC) does a GREAT job of preparing CNAs for the workforce. And it's not just me, I have heard Directors of Nursing, HR Managers, and Administrators tell me that they get excited when they see that a CNA applying for a job graduated from HT&CC because they have noticed that HT&CC students tend to come to work far better prepared than most. We have notice that HT&CC graduates seem more comfortable assisting with the activities of daily living, but it's also the little things like already knowing the importance of knocking before entering a room - this is a dignity issue, the critical need to wash hands before and after caring for a patient, providing privacy and blanket coverage when giving a bed bath, even knowing the normal ranges of blood pressure, heart rates, and breathing - things that you would expect that a RN would know but not necessarily a CNA. HT&CC graduates come to work already knowing these things that may seem small to most, but are critical to providing quality care. So when I am asked for recommendation for a CNA school or if one of my daughters wanted to become a CNA, I would without hesitation encourage them to attend HT&CC. And if you want to work as a CNA, know that when we see that a CNA job applicant is a recent graduate from HT&CC they automatically move to the very top of our interview list. Check out this YouTube video if you want more details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-axSA4uEagg

Mr.Noli is the instructor for the CNA class here and he's completely rude and disrespectful to the…read morestudents which is crazy considering he's teaching us how to be aides and he is a hospice nurse who talks about neglecting his patients a lot. I never reccomend going to this company for your course .

Thid place and the people are really put of it…read more For anyone trying to get in contact with these people via phone or email do not waste your time. Literally waited 6 days to recieve a call back from a lady name mendy or mini or something like that who not only was very impatient to me but disrespectful. Litterally had to give her my name 6 exact times before she finally got it right THEN to add insult to me she began to talk smart to me though as if my my name is the problem. After saying she would send me the package for enrollment i waited and waited and called back to get voice mail the rest of the morning. Still no enrollement package Now angry i called to speak to a supervisor who name is supposedly Jessica who is neither responsive to voice mails neither picked up the phone all morning. How do you expect people to want to enroll when the trash answering phones there is being rude and some not even picking up. PLEASE DONT USE THIS COMPANY. I FOUND IT MUCH EASIER TO JUST GO TO KCC WHERE THEY WANT STUDENTS. I WOULDNT RECOMMEND this place or services to anyone who respects their time. You guys deserve a zero for customer support. Trash!

HDAA is set up to help you achieve your goal as a dental assistant. Mercie comes from a really…read moregreat background both in the educational and dentistry field. No school is more fit to have her teach than her!

Awesome to have the only training facility dedicated to early education professionals and care…read moregivers. Together, CEED Hawaii and early educators are striving to support young children in their engaging and nurturing experiences while laying a solid foundation for learning.

I had just completed the hybrid NA course with the AED/first aid training ($990 option). The course…read morewas three weeks online readings & assignments (w/ 4 exams) and one week in person instruction skill labs (direct care). In my opinion, i believe it was completely worth it. I learned a lot within the 4 weeks being there. Natalie taught the CPR/first aid class. She was great and explained everything in detail. I feel confident in giving CPR & first aid. I had three instructors within the one week of in person skills labs: Junior, Laudemer, and Aunty Nela (the boss). All instructors were great and made me feel prepared to take my prometrics (to become a CNA). During the week of in person class, they brought recruiters from different agencies to help students get a job after graduating this program (which was very nice). I'm unsure as to why there are a lot of bad reviews but my experience was great. Whatever problems those people have had must've been heard by HCSH and resolved. Would I recommend this program? Absolutely. It is one of the cheaper, faster, and flexible NA programs on island.

I completed the HYBRID CNA course & I enjoyed it! When I went in person for the skills portion,…read moreJunior was an amazing instructor. He was very helpful and cared for our comprehension and performance of the skills. The owners were also very nice and efficient in whatever questions and processes we had to complete. I recommend this place & Junior as the instructor!!

I recently attended the Vitousek realestate school and felt very informed upon completion…read more Wayne is a very good presenter & had other realestate professionals assist him to give a very thorough understanding of the variety of realestate options for employment. Wayne's assistant Christine was there at every class and helped keep the moving in a very positive direction. We had a great class of students and had a Blast learning a new career. This is THE place to get prepared for the realestate Test. Wayne & Christine even offered us students extra study sessions on their "own" time to make sure we were prepared before we took the exams. I highly recommend Vitousek Realestate School !!!

Great services! Appreciate the attention and going above and…read morebeyond to help me looking forward!

I took the in-person class in July 2021 and I really learned a lot. The teachers were great and…read morehelped me prepare for the Prometric Exam. I passed both the written and clinical exam on the first try. Thank you Ms. Cionie's and team!

I had a really good time getting my CNA certification here. I'm not saying the school couldn't use…read moreany room for improvement, but I definitely learned a lot and made some great friends along the way. I had just finished my first semester of UH Nursing School when I took the CNA course, so I think that did give me some advantages. A lot of what I was learning was review, but it definitely was NOT as easy as I had thought it would be. Here are some tips if you are taking the CNA class. This is for the WAIPAHU AM class. I can't comment on the Honolulu classes or the Waipahu Evening class. - Get your TB and physical exam requirements done BEFORE you start the class. Seriously. - Do not park in the lot directly in front of the building or you will get towed. Park in the slanted stalls to the left (when you are facing the building) or the stalls in front of Max's. There is always ample parking close to the building. The Kalihi location parking is very tricky. - If you are a nursing student (or anyone else) and you signed up for Package A, make sure that you have your First Aid Certification. A majority of us didn't realize that we had our CPR certifications, but NOT First Aid. You need both for clinicals. We had to end up paying $40 to take the First Aid course at the Kalihi location in order to get the certification to take clinicals. - About 18 or 19 people out of the 27 in our class were already enrolled in nursing programs (bachelor's to become an R.N.). Most of these were from Chaminade, 3 of us were from UH, and 2 were at HPU. The rest were either people trying to get their feet wet in the healthcare field or were eventually trying to get into an LPN or RN program. - The class was LARGE. 27 people in a tiny classroom. If you are able to, try to get into a class that is smaller so you get more individualized attention and simply because the room was just way too small for all of us. - If you are signed up for the Waipahu location, don't expect everything to be at Waipahu. The clinicals are in town (Convalescent Center of Hawaii by Kuakini Hospital). Also, the First Aid/CPR course and the medical terminology classes are in town at the Kalihi location. Most people end up carpooling, but keep that in mind, especially if you don't have a car. - The stethoscope and BP kit that come with Package B and C aren't the best. They'll get you by just fine enough for the course, but if you're planning on making healthcare a career, I would highly suggest investing in a Littman stethoscope. - Since class is 6 days a week, I would also recommend having at LEAST 2 pairs of the white scrubs, but preferably 3 unless you plan on re-wearing your scrubs without washing them or doing laundry constantly. HT&CC sells them for $28 a pair which is pretty reasonable, but there might be other places on island that sell them for cheaper. If you have lots of time before your class starts, try looking online for white scrubs. I'm sure they're cheaper online. - Keep in mind that when you take the CNA training course, you get a certificate from HT&CC that says you completed the course. HOWEVER, you are NOT a Certified Nurse Assistant until you complete and successfully pass the American Red Cross exam, which is $275 or $285 if you take it through HT&CC. Until you pass the American Red Cross exam, you are only qualified to work as a Nurse Aid. NOT a "Certified" Nurse Aid/Assistant. The fail rate is high for the ARC license exam, so prepare in advance. - The Waipahu classroom A/C works a little too well, so bring a jacket. - There are plenty of places to eat around the Waipahu location. Much better food selection than the Kalihi location in my opinion. You have Leeward Drive-Inn, Thelma's, Max's, Golden Coin, L&L, Kin Sing, Jollibee, 7-11, Pacific Supermarket, etc all a super short walk away. Try to bring home lunch if you can to save money and calories. None of these fast food places are healthy. - The instructors switch out almost every day, but we had about 3 consistent instructors. Norma and Dr. Danao were our main instructors. Both of them have completely different teaching styles, but they were both great. - The book that is included with the course is actually really well-written and concise. I actually ordered the official American Red Cross Nurse Assistant textbook used through Amazon (for $19), and it was WAY thicker and more dense. There is a free online version of the ARC textbook online on the ARC website. - If you have tattoos, they will still let you take the course and attend clinicals, but you will have to cover them up. - No water fountains at the Waipahu building, bring your own water. - Clinicals are at Convalescent. Carpool b/c there is extremely limited street parking & parking at Kuakini is super expensive. Have fun :) It really is a good class.