Great help from staff. Easy to understand and get along with. They speak English well. It's…read moreaccredited school. Connection to a good bachelor degree colleges.

My seven weeks t training direct were fantastic Mr Jay is the best teacher,he made us understand…read morewhat he's n he's so caring,you can ask him any questions n he will listen n explain everything to us.everyone is great I would encourage anyone to attend that institution. my name is alean Livingston Mitchell n I graduated today

Recently completed my PCA Certification at Lincoln Trade. I highly recommend attending this school…read more The instructor was knowledgeable, patient and professional. She took the time to teach us what we would encounter in the field and reviewed each task multiple times in their lab. I was extremely prepared for all exams. The passion that the staff (Phillipa and Rebecca) exude played a part in me enrolling, to continue my studies and get my HHA cert. They are available to answer any questions and take a keen interest in their students. I couldn't imagine having gone elsewhere to get my PCA.

From the owner: Professional Training for HHA/PCA Certification!read more

After reading a decisively negative review of another PCI location, I felt compelled to balance out…read morethe universe a bit. Porter and Chester Institute was a school that came along right when I needed it. After attending a university for three years and having the worst time of my life, I stumbled across PCI in my hometown of Stratford, CT. Having loved computers my whole life, their computers and networking course seemed right up my alley. The instructors were extremely knowledgeable and friendly (big shout outs to Robert Sommer and Arthur Calabrese). The school itself had a welcoming environment--every day I was there I felt at home. Lectures were informative and evenly paced. Students who needed a bit more help received it, while those that were more advanced were allowed to move on to more complex subjects. Everyone was given a fair chance at PCI. In all honesty, the only people who didn't succeed were those who failed to put in the effort. I don't mean to speak for anyone else, and I know the course proved a bit too much for some, but all in all, if you put in the time and effort you were rewarded in the end. Easy? No. But nothing worth doing ever is. I'll always look back at PCI with fondness. The school says once a student, always a student, and it's very true. Even now I'll swing by to say hi and I'm met with nothing but warm welcomes. PCI is a for-profit business, make no mistake...but, in my experience at the Stratford, CT campus, they were one that actually gave a damn about their students. Whereas my former university would call me out of class just to yell at me for a bill that was not yet late, PCI always made sure my education came first. I highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a career in computers and networking (or other fields such as automotive and HVAC). If you're willing to put in the effort and listen to the instructors, you won't regret it. I'm currently working as a network technician with a promising career ahead of me. Thanks PCI!

DON'T GO TO THIS SCHOOL. THE INSTRUCTORS ARE WORTHLESS . THIS PLACE HAS CAUSE NOTHING BUT PROBLEMS…read moreFOR ME. The equipment, the facility everything about this place is run into the ground. They say they can get you ready for your career in Automotive. It's 100% a lie. After finishing this course you might be able to change oil. And that wasn't from the instructor teaching you. It was from one of the other students showing you. Not an instructor. There's no real curriculum with the school. They don't show you how to use the equipment properly until you break it and then blame you for breaking it. Trust me when I say you DON'T want to go here. Porter & molester is garbage! I can't stress this enough. Do not send your kids here or if your thinking about going DON'T.

Stars are Zero!…read more The financial aid woman is rude. She tells me, the mother with a masters degree I do not know how to do my daughters financial aid. Kept my mouth shut for my kid. THEN right before start time,she calls because there is a problem with financial aid application that she did. Yup. So, I told her as she was once again rude that she is difficult. She told me that I don't feel that way. I then spoke with director who was slobbing on food in my ear on the phone. I asked for anyone else to speak to because she gave my daughter an issue prior to my call. Although I explained it was not about the person not being able to tell me my 18 year old's personal information, it was about her being abrasive. Her only reply was that they could not discuss the personal information. Ends up, this so called director (or budget director) is owner's daughter. My daughter made the wise choice to avoid the school since she would have to deal with this horrid woman and not be heard by anyone with issues. Not even Daddy's daughter would listen. Also have massage students work with people that come in and are charged. The students do not receive any of the funds from their work, the school keeps all the funds. School charges students $20,000 to complete course. Over charging for tools, such as massage tables and books. Same quality items available half price outside of school. Unprofessional in many ways. My child deserves a better education and treatment while attending. Also not doing so well with enrollment. Wonder why!

From the owner: Ridley-Lowell's Danbury campus offers an extensive selection of in-demand career programs and job…read moreplacement services for graduates. Whether you're looking for entry-level business knowledge, technical training or skills in the medical or massage industries, you'll gain practical, job-focused education from experienced instructors. Comprehensive training programs include Esthetics, Massage Therapy, Medical Assisting, Phlebotomy, and Electrical Systems Technician. Day and Eve schedules, Financial Aid available to those who qualify. This school is accredited and has an over 70% job placement rate for graduates of programs. Ridley-Lowell is known for having small class sizes, hands-on training and a close knit family feel. The massage and esthetic programs provide discounted spa services. The clinic is by appointment only - Call 203-797-0551 to schedule.

Quality education is definitely worth it, especially for all the basics of culinary arts!…read moreDefinitely had a great system in place with the right staff. Unfortunately, I was part of the last class to go through the Cromwell campus. It was an awesome experience and definitely worth the price tag (which is about the same as ONE year at JWU.)!!!! Would I recommend Lincoln Culinary Institute? YES!!!

My experience at NEMI learning to be a Certified Nursing Aid was very positive. The instructor,…read moreNitra, was very patient and knowledgeable about the coursework and skills. Nitra provided all necessary information and training to pass the state test, which I did! Thank you Daniel, Nitra, Sean (the excellent CPR instructor) my wonderful classmates, and NEMI for helping me on the road to a new career!

From the owner: We are currently enrolling new students we specialize in; Certified Nurse Aide (CNA),…read morePhlebotomy,EKG, and PCT Training. We also offer American Heart Association CPR courses

I took the 5 day (8 hour session) CISSP bootcamp course with Juan and passed the exam the following…read moreday after I completed the course. I was a bit skeptical at first since I was expecting Andrew to teach the course, but Juan did an excellent job at giving tips to conceptualize topics. Further, Juan is a good speaker with years of knowledge working in the industry, so he will answer any questions you may have with ease. They will provide you with slides that are great for reviewing before the exam. The best thing about this course is that they will focus on topics that have higher priority and will advise on which sections to spend more of your time on. From my experience, I would recommend reading the book prior to taking the exam and taking this bootcamp course as a refresher. You should not rely solely on the bootcamp to pass the course as the CISSP has a lot of info that may require more time to study. Note, I spent 3 months of regularly studying and crammed 60+ hours the week before the exam.

PMP exam prep simplified book by Andrew Ramdayal was my goto resource for the PMP exam. It was the…read moreclearest and most straightforward prep book on the subject matter...which is extensive. It also included access to 38 hours of training videos to supplement the text. Helped to fill the gaps hearing the content presented in a different manner. Highly recommend.

I cannot recommend Harborview School enough!!! I'm enrolled now and I can't wait to get to school…read moreeveryday. Their programs are great and really prepare you for your career. They're also very affordable. Miss Meghan Collins is the best teacher I have ever had. The whole team, led by the awesome Cathy MacNeil D'Amato is amazing. Miss Faith and Miss Regina included If you're looking for a new career or have a recent high school graduate looking for a career field that pays well and always has jobs available, this is a great option. This school has improved my life immensely in all kinds of ways

From the owner: In 2016 Harborview School of Phlebotomy was established. Our main program was the Certified…read morePhlebotomy Technician Program. In 2019 we open our Certified Nursing Assistant program with EKG.

The Wilton Farmers Market is better this year than ever before. The location right in town is still…read moregreat! There are a lot of additional vendors this year that make the Wilton Farmers Market a one stop shop. Our favorite vendors are Veronica's Garden for no-pesticide fruits and veggies, Saint x Specialty Food for delicious bread, pesto, and fresh mozzarella, Ideal Fish for fresh fish and yummy spices, and The Hickories for currants, strawberries, tomatoes, etc. We also like Ambler Farm for a larger variety of different fruits and veggies. For prepared food, Jeff's BBQ is amazing! We've even had Jeff cater an event for us in the past. I love their Memphis ribs and mac and cheese, but everything they offer is delicious! While Prospector Theater isn't always there, when they are, I always get a few bags of their delicious and unique popcorn. You can also get a lobster roll and raw shellfish from Community Shellfish. Once, I saw the Cousins Maine food truck serving various lobster rolls and similar products. I never leave without some Bubble & Brew passionfruit peach bubble tea. It's different than bubble tea shops like Whale Tea, but it's unique and delicious. There are a lot of other vendors I haven't mentioned that sell meat, eggs, bread, dumplings, cookies, coffee, honey, handmade jewelry, lifestyle products, knick knacks, eco-friendly products, art, cutlery, flowers, clothing, cutting boards, and so much more. In comparison to the Westport Farmers Market, I prefer the location of the Wilton one, because of how scenic and beautiful it is. The lines also tend to be longer in Westport, so Wilton is more enjoyable for me. The only thing I wish Wilton had was Seacoast Mushrooms. The Wilton Farmers Market is definitely worthy of a visit on Wednesdays from 12-5pm.