You get to see who the teachers are before registering. They hire people who have knowledge in the…read morefield they teach. The prices are pretty reasonable.

I've taken a few courses through Metro (now located in Avonmore School) and to be clear, the 5 star…read morerating is for the IN-CLASS courses. They are amazing! BUT, the one course I took by CORRESPONDENCE was an extremely confusing and annoying experience!! There is a huge disconnect between the teachers who mark the modules and the metro staff who give you the modules. Nobody knew what was going on the entire time I was trying to complete Chem 20 by correspondence and there were several mix-ups with the marking and exams... would NOT recommend doing correspondence through this place... HOWEVER, I am having an excellent experience with the night classes! The Chem 30 teacher, Mr. Callegari is fantastic, and so is Ms. Brownie in the Math 20-1 fast track program. The teachers put in a lot of effort to teach all the students everything they can. I really enjoy the class structure, and actually LOOK FORWARD TO GOING TO SCHOOL! This was not how I felt about chemistry and math in high school... There is also lots of extra "study skills" type workshops available for free to Metro students; a nice, big student lounge with free coffee, tea, and hot chocolate every night; free tutors available most evenings before classes start; and excellent student counselors. I would highly recommend anyone wishing to take night classes to go through Metro. The night classes are twice a week for four months for a regular course, and three times a week for two months for a fast track course. I'm able to work full time during the day and complete three entire high school courses in four months (one regular course Mon & Wed and two fast track courses Tues, Thurs & Sat).

I want to express my gratitude for all the help from Bredin Centre, I was lucky enough to secure…read morefunding for my program to get be back into the workforce, the fine people at Bredin agreed that to use my time unemployed to gain training to advance my search and make me more successful. I am so glad my tireless search led me to start Chatting with Maria who led me to Zeenat. Thank you again Ladies, you took a huge weight off my shoulders ! Jennifer ( Bredin Trainee) CareerLink program

I love coming to this place. Free Internet, job search and resume help. Everyone that works here is…read moreso caring and helpful.

Impossible to get a hold of anyone because they don't answer their phones or call back when…read moremessages are left ! Unprofessional and unorganized admin , they could be making lots money I would assume , if they were more organized and had an idea of what's going on . When I finally got a hold of someone to pay and register for my online Level 1 computer class , I can say that my instructor Ester was super amazing and a very great instructor and patient with her students . I give Ester 5 stars .

My instructor is Kapilan Yohanathan, he is really good at teaching you the proper way of math, and…read moreto help you understand it.

I started as an EMR student here and have moved on though the ranks of the faculty. Education is…read moretop notch with excellent well rounded instructors. CCofEMS offers programing from Emergency First-aid and CPR to Emergency Medical Responder to Emergency Medical Technician.

From the owner: We offer classroom-based First Aid, CPR, and Advanced First Aid. We are the oldest Private College…read moreoffering these programmes in Edmonton. We also provide Emergency Medical Services to community events across Alberta, with our Special Emergency Medical Team. Our SEMT members provide registered medical care. Recently we began offering Online courses in HealthCare Provider CPR, and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (eACLS). Our College commenced operations in 1988 as the Canadian First Aid School.

I went here in the late 90s for my diploma and now I am finding more reasons to attend. I went to…read moresee The Crucible here. We were in a theater upstairs. I found the space unusual because it was all around, which I think would make it harder to coordinate a play because there is no front or back. They seemed to make it work. The acting was decent and I love seeing the passion of the students. Definitely will be here again for events. And for the student, smaller class sizes, more one on one attention, close to downtown and LRT and an easy to maneuver campus make it worth the extra cost.

I began a Certificate program by taking a few online courses. The BlackBoard online learning…read moreplatform was fairly easy to log into and use to submit and view assignments, have online discussions, and access resources. I decided to complete all my courses online and it was great so I didn't have to go into MacEwan except to write exams or do a presentation. The exams were after work hours so it was convenient for me working and taking courses. The buildings were easy to find classrooms and I only ever bought food from the Tim Hortons and it could be a long line. Most of the instructors were fairly good to reply back promptly when I had questions or concerns. There was one instructor that wasn't very good and when I shared my concerns with the Department, they were very open to hearing my feedback. The only issue I had was with the admissions department who act like they don't care about providing decent service and walk around with the ho hum attitude.

Okay, I'm not blood-related to any of the kids who attend the Cogito Program at Mount Pleasant…read moreElementary. But I used to work at the after-school care here, and saw what the kids are like after a hard day of Cogito. Cogito is a special academic program that uses explicit phonetics and repetition strategy to get the material into the kids' heads. They have regular homework everyday, and often the kids would do their homework in the daycare before their parents picked them up. I don't know about you, but I was never that diligent when I was seven years old. While I'll admit the program works, because these are some of the smartest kids I've ever seen, it does take a toll on them. The poor children are probably mentally exhausted, and want nothing more than to unleash all their pent-up energy from the whole day. Unfortunately right after school hours, when they're with the daycare staff! I think it's important to remember that all kids learn differently, so while Cogito may work wonders for some, it may not be the greatest for other kids, especially the ones who need to learn through hands-on activity. On that note, I will add that it's great for getting kids to read early. There's nothing like a five-year-old teaching you the difference between the "a" and "ai" phonemes!

It is been our forth year in this school and we are happy with the results. The school environment…read moreis amazing. We hardly seen any bully or bad mouthing in the school. Everybody including teachers and students are polite and kind. The homework is not that much. If my daughter focus on it, it takes only 10 to 20 minutes of her time.

I've taken three classes at NAIT and my biggest piece of advice would be to research the heck out…read moreof your professor. Because they are night or weekend classes, they are often taught by students or non-NAIT staff. (2 star) Christmas Dinner Class: Some of the recipes in this class were great, and I still use them. But when thinking back the thing I mainly remember was that most of the ingredients in the recipes were missing (Chestnuts in the chestnut stuffing) or mouldy (herbs in the salmon wellington recipe) and that the recipes were off (the spice was really inadequate in the pumpkin pie as was the liquid needed in the stuffing). The class was taught by a very newly graduated chef and she seemed so in over her head with very little planning having been done for the class. if you are a super new beginner and you are really scared to make Christmas dinner, maybe consider this class, but if you are looking for more advanced technique, look elsewhere. (4.5 stars) Artisanal bread class: An awesome, awesome class which was taught by the head of the baking program. Alain was a great teacher and I often think about his advice about baking and about bread. My only critique of the course was that we didn't get to finish many breads start to finish. We mainly worked on techniques of bread making rather than making a bread start to finish. I contacted the prof. after that class to ask for clarification and he answered promptly and kindly though it had been a couple years since I took the class. Be warned, once you've eaten your 15 loaves of bread that you'll leave with in the class, all other bread will suck. 5 stars- chocolate class. Was taught by a NAIT professor who was seriously awesome. I was really confident after taking the class and made my own lovely chocolate several times. I'm still shocked I managed to make a whole chocolate heart box. Was really fun! (0 stars) Cake decorating class: This class was terrible. So bad I left after the 1st class and demanded a refund. The "chef" is neither a trained chef nor a NAIT prof. He taught "buttercream" that was made with palm oil - though he acknowledged it was a life threatening ingredient. He taught custard made with custard powder. Half the class outline was how to bake a cake (why would I take cake decorating if I didn't know how to bake a bloody cake!) This prof didn't seem to understand his audience or the need for quality. Why on earth would I take a class in advanced culinary technique only to be taught Safeway style cakes? This class really soured me on NAIT culinary courses. It was so bad I've never taken a class again and never will unless it is taught by an established NAIT prof.

please do not take any courses at this school I've never met a place that's open 8 hours and has…read moretheir lunch break for 1 hour and 15 min takes 3-4 days to get ahold of someone