If you are looking for a school to start your real estate career or just interested in a crash…read morecourse... CA Realty Training is where it's at! For my birthday last year, I was gifted real estate courses with a different agency and HATED IT! I quickly made the switch and it was worth it! I just took my exam for the first time YESTERDAY and PASSED! Mac Nomura is who you need for the crash course, and all throughout the exam I just kept thinking, "WWMD" (What Would Mac Do) For my course, I was instructed by Robert Rico who I think SAVED my chance at real estate. During my first experience with the other agency, I kept YouTubing the concepts and theories. That's when I came across Rico's videos and learned SO MUCH! Thank you to Robert Rico & Mac Nomura; I hope to be able to meet you both in person one day to say thank you face-to-face. BEST DECISION I EVER MADE!

I took the crash course this weekend and Diane was amazing. Great tips . Really good classmates…read more Zoom was clear and easy to follow. 5 star

This school is so amazing. They have the best instructors who truly care about you. The school…read morehelps with financing so tuition is affordable. Their school is patten so their training is so legit. I've taken all of their classes (options, futures, basic stocks and foreign exchanges) and I can each class is carter towards finding formula. They teach you how to short and go long and how to find where the future target are. And what is so nice is that if you don't understand it the first time, they let you take unrepeated times. If you're questioning to enroll, call the school and ask for their free half day course. That's what I did and I was impressed.

First off, the bad reviewers on here never took their courses, so, for real DO NOT PAY MIND to…read moretheir mumblings. I can't stress enough how amazing this place is! They have THE BEST instructors...I just took the Forex class with Ed Ponsi who is an incredible market leader from Wall Street and I have learned how to make money in the market in just one week! Yes, they are expensive, but what you get in return far surpasses the initial outlay.

Enrolling in manicurist class , days go by quick my teacher Miss Anisa has had patience with…read moreteaching me & making sure I'm understanding the course. Girls are nice & hours are manageable. Part time full time & even night classes!

Although I just started, I think first impressions really count. I must say that I am impressed and…read morehappy. Every interaction I've had with staff and students has been nice. The establishment is set up nice, they have a system and I'm really happy I chose This place. I also want to add that I can tell the teachers love their craft and it reflects when doing demonstrations.

Finished my fifth class with Tim. I started with the basic Excel classes in previous years and just…read morefinished the Pivot Tables class. So excited to put my new skills to use. I know that I'm going to be much more efficient. The class pace is conducive to learning and he encourages questions during class. Have fun!

I had the pleasure of reconnecting with Tim and Accelerate Computer Training, this time for my own…read moreExcel training needs. Tim was open to customizing my training to address my specific needs and very flexible in scheduling. The pace and tone of the class was perfect for me and I greatly appreciate Tim's patience in breaking down and contextualizing routine Excel functions. I'm excited to use what I learned in my professional role! Thank you!

I had the pleasure of participating in a tight-knit cohort for my Product Management Class under…read morethe guidance and instruction of Lenworth Gordon. For those of us who are wanting to level up their own skills sets so that they can enhance their career (and progress upwards into new possibilities), this is a great fundamental class that introduces you to the product manager style of thinking. What enriches the class are the in-class discussion topics on trends and sharing of professional and personal experiences. A key take away is to understand the different point of views that people are expressing themselves. Point of views are influenced by experiences, culture, and circumstances, and its always great to have this insight. I also did enjoy Lenworth - he made it relatable and he was quite approachable. Good times.

First things first: School is about what effort you put into it!…read more That being said, I give five stars to Product School for two reasons: The Instructor and The Cohort. These two items are critical to your success, in addition to what you put into it. I have taken 2 courses so far: Data Analytics and Product Management. Both instructors (Andy Chu and Lenworth Gordon) have been outstanding - they really make Product School worth it from a teaching stand point. Both are established Product Managers and make the course more than the material. Andy specializes in Data Analytics and gives you a good analytical approach to Product First Thinking. Lenworth is on the money in terms of Product Management principles and helped us outside of class to network and grow professionally. Both instructors get you focused for a possible job transition if you put in the effort. I highly recommend both instructors if you see a class available with either of them. The cohorts have been good and the teams focused on classwork. I think we meshed well for the most part and it is good for networking outside of class too. The only downsides about Product School: The courses are fast! You have to put in the time and effort to get every dollar out of them. The teachers will help, but make sure to invest all your available resources to get that value out of your time. Also, the classroom we had was not good. They should use another location (I told them that directly). Additionally, the course material for Data Analytics needs to be built out a little more. Andy really helped to make the course material a better product and deliver true value (see what I did there :)). Just to note, I will be taking 3rd course in Digital Marketing.

Mr Vindell is so informative and funny so you get to go through a ton of educational material but…read morehis charisma makes his lessons palatable and digestible. I'm so thankful for him and I'm looking forward to more of his courses! I recommend this school.

Los Angeles Training Institute offers flexible training classes, and the instructors provide both…read moretextbook education and valuable real-world, on-the-job insight. I am grateful for the opportunity to have had this experience.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Carlos is a very knowledgeable instructor with 17 years of experience in the…read moreindustry. His class was fun while being informative. His staff is polite, helpful and will go the extra mile for the students. Definitely getting your money's worth here!

My fiancé attended this school. He's a graduate from 2018. I was against it at first, but this…read moreschool really changed our lives. I think the thing about vocational schools, is that you need to put in the effort. Don't think bcos you pay more money that they're going to spoon feed you. I too, am from a vocational school for nursing (lvn) and I had so many classmates fail and call the school a scam because they didn't make it, when in reality they didn't put in the effort. That also goes the for this school too. My fiancé has friends that didn't make it, but it was because of pure laziness. My fiancé studied night and day. Had great relationships with all of his instructors (his instructors said they loved him because he showed a lot of interest in the field, and it's hard to find students that show this.) he did morning classes at first, but it really is crowded in the mornings so he switched to nights, he liked it even more. If you think you can make it through this program cheating, think again. You still have writtens and O&P coming, which you cannot cheat, so might as well study from the beginning. Let's fast forward to today, I'm a nurse, my fiancé is a aircraft mechanic for Singapore airlines, life has been great because of vocational schools. But you need to put in the time and effort. He's getting paid pretty well at his job, and he LOVES it. And YES he did need his A&P to work for them. All of his coworkers had it. I say this because someone wrote you don't need it? On one of the reviews... But it was a requirement for every job he applied to. And I'd like to say one thing amazing about the staff here, was that my fiancé told the lady at career services that he'd really like to work for Singapore airlines or quantas. (Since he used to clean their planes for 2 years) guess what? He got both job offers. He picked Singapore in the end. Good pay, and lots of overtime if you want to make more $$$ the field IS in demand because we saw so many job listings. He loves his coworker, he loves his boss. They are all amazing people to him. He's been working for Singapore for almost a year now. Do we regret going to spartan college? NEVER. Our lives have changed, and for the better. Student loans payment are $200 a month. That's not bad... at all. Lol I don't see why people are complaining? And we only paid $150 month while he was in school. That's that! Come to this school prepares to learn is our only advice to you. Don't come to really "socialize" all the time. Come focused on the material. You'll be great. Good luck!

I recently took my son to tour Spartan College because he is interested in earning his A&P license…read more Having worked for Boeing for nearly 47 years, I'm very familiar with the aerospace industry and the type of training and equipment I would expect to see in a program preparing students for this field. After touring the facility, I was very disappointed. To me, much of the equipment and many of the displays looked extremely outdated--it felt more like walking through a museum than a modern aviation training facility. Considering the program costs more than $50,000, I expected to see a much more modern and impressive learning environment. Based on what I saw, I could not recommend that my son attend Spartan College. Spartan College is a for-profit school, and after taking the tour and considering the cost versus what I saw firsthand, I believe there are better options worth exploring before making such a significant financial commitment. I did appreciate that they provided lunch after the tour.