Top notch training good location the team very knowledgeable they are in the process of expanding…read morethe training yard

I needed to recertify and add a couple specialties. Bob was very helpful and took his time going…read morethrough the information . I felt very prepared for my exams. Id recommend Mid Continent crane to anybody wanting to recertify.

Goddard has been an amazing place for our daughter. We started her at a year and a half, shy and…read morebarely talking. She is almost 4 now, extremely social and you can tell they actually learn. The teachers and director have all been so great and accommodating to us. Enrolling our second baby too and could not be happier. Your kiddo is in good hands here.

Very Clean, Large Rooms, Kind Staff, Extremely Happy Kids!!!!! Well done. Best preschool in Tulsa…read moreHands Down!!

This is a cool campus location! It's neat to see all the planes! I've only ever been here for an…read moreACT workshop twice, but it's a nice facility.

I don't know who is up there answering the phone at One Stop, but she's extremely cold. I tried to…read morefind a course that fits my parenting life, and the first thing this old hag says is, "I can't help you there." Did I ask you to? Please find a much more professional person to answer the phone at One Stop, because she really gave me the ick as a prospective student. I will now take my business elsewhere.

We really are enjoying MSS! My daughter is 2 and fearless, but doesn't like strangers. It took her…read morea bit to warm up to her teacher, but now she loves her teacher and gets so excited for the 1 on 1 time with her during class. She is already aware of the need to hold her breath under water and will do it for multiple seconds, and knows to move her arms and legs to get going once she figures out how to stay up. We will definitely continue to come to Miller!

We have had a great experience with the school and our instructor Madison! They are so nice, have…read moreclean facilities, and very accommodating when you do need to make up a class. Would definitely recommend them!

As a number-crunching accountant, I'm likely the last person you'd expect in a class called…read more"Advanced Combat Pistol 1". LOL My first exposure to a pistol was roughly 10 years ago when I decided I needed one for self-defense. A friend of mine showed me the very basics at a local range, and I was actually fairly good (at the range) hitting a large male silhouette target paper. I went to practice sporadically but never felt quite confident with my gun. I'd heard of DSA/Marshal Luton through friends for years, but it wasn't until May of this year that I took my first class. What better than Intro for Ladies? Ya gotta start somewhere! That class was awesome, and I was shooting well enough at the larger targets that ACP1 was encouraged! I completed ACP1 this past weekend. Holy moly, talk about some intense (but completely do-able) training! We had a great deal of fun while learning very important lessons about proper draw techniques, pistol grip, sight alignment,, TRIGGER CONTROL, reloads... not to mention biomechanical efficiency, focus, and keeping calm on the worst day of your life (when you have to use your gun in self-defense). The instructors at DSA obviously care a great deal about what they do. They are serious as a heart attack about safety on range and I NEVER felt like I was in danger around them OR my fellow students in class. At the same time, during lessons, they also keep things fun and cut-up with all of us. I felt like instant family from my first Intro to Ladies class and it was no different in ACP1. I plan to keep training with Marshall and his crew for the foreseeable future, and I highly recommend them to everyone willing to invest in themselves like I have. In your real time of need, the police are not going to be able to help you faster than you can help YOURSELF. Do yourself and your family a favor.... Start training with DSA!

This class delivered exactly what I was looking for--practical rifle training with an emphasis on…read morereal-world application. The standout elements were the smooth primary-to-secondary weapon transitions, shooting on the move, and in-depth malfunction drills. We drilled immediate action ("push-pull-tilt-rack") and remedial action for more stubborn stoppages like failure to extract. The instructors ensured reps were clean, consistent, and stress-tested. The transitions to secondary weapons were fast-paced (after starting slow) and emphasized muscle memory, economy of motion, and situational awareness. Whether you're LE, military, or a prepared civilian, this course will push your fundamentals and build speed and confidence when your rifle goes down. Highly recommended for anyone looking to move beyond static range work and into functional, combative shooting.

The best security company on the Nassau county area. Any time you call you can expect an answer or…read morehelp right away. Always listens to what we need and never push's any sales gimmick. . Highly recommended

I went to a two-week school bus driving class offered here, and it was a great experience. I passed…read moremy driving exam the first time after this course. I had previously taken a bus driving class for only a week at a different school district, and I was not prepared for my driving test. I am glad that I got to come to Central Tech. They have an on-site driving course for bus and semi training. It is over a large area and has several hairpin turns for practice, a large backing maneuvers area, a railroad crossing, and they are stocked with practice trucks and air brake buses. When the course has been completed and it's time for testing, they bring in certified examiners to test you on site. You can practice your entire driving test ahead of time, exactly how it will be. During the two-week course (longer than the time required by the state) we practiced all aspects of the driving test. We only spent one day sitting in a classroom going over the manual and spent the rest of our days breaking into groups and working on the buses. We had 3 air brake buses to practice with. The person who was only testing for hydraulic brakes had to bring their own bus. Our two instructors were in separate golf carts and floated between buses to check on us and instruct us by radio when we needed help. One of the most helpful parts of the class was when we were individually administered an unofficial pre-trip examination with written feedback of failed areas. Most people don't pass this assessment, but they learn from their mistakes and generally do well on the real pre-trip examination. I am highly satisfied with this bus driving class and would recommend it to others. The facilities are very good and the instructors are highly qualified. I am sure that the truck driving courses are equally as good. There are lots of job postings in the building looking for truck drivers who graduate from Central Tech's classes.

It is Schlumberger training center, you will come here and learn something about the Schlumberger…read morelifestyle. Depending on what kind of schooling they put you through this is the place or training center. Be prepared to learn a lot of things.