Sean Coyle was a great instructor and highly knowledgeable. He brought great insight on what to…read moreexpect in the exam.

Took the online virtual PgMP course with John Sanderson! Great class, definitely recommend.read more

I have taken a lot of Construction tests in my time, and this by far was the best way to complete…read morean exam, the system "if followed" does work. I tool the EL-1 New Mexico Transmission contractors' exam, and passed, 1st attempt. I give all the credit to the system and the Construction Seminars employees. (A great group of people) Ryan was awesome with her guidance.

Outstanding class not boring at all passed all my GB 98 exams easily. Wade is an awesome instructorread more

I have known Mark for many years. I first met him when he was working at the youth of our Spiritual…read moreCenter. He was kind and compassionate to youth. I have had the pleasure of meeting several of the students he's worked with to help them gain confidence and competence in an academic framework. He is also a great coach. He is currently helping one of my daughters develop her resume and succeed at a job search now that she has moved out-of-state. I would highly recommend Mark and A+ to help your family if you are looking for someone with high skills in academics and emotional intelligence. Barbara D.

Mark is a wonderful teacher. He has also been a great mentor and role model for my kids. He has the…read moretalent to relate to teenagers on their level. He has helped both my boys branch out from their shells and has helped them find their inner potential. He encouraged my son to lead a youth volunteer group which helped him stand out in the college application process. He knows his stuff to help guide the kids in the college application process and can give them techniques to improve their test scores by providing them with test taking skills. I would recommend to have your child meet with Mark to see if they click. If they do you will not go wrong in choosing Mark as their college counselor and mentor.

Stopped in to take a scheduled test for a government position. The gentleman who assisted was…read morenice, knowledgeable and professional.

I was here for a local conference called SQL Saturday. This year (2018) was the first year we (the…read morelocal SQL PASS user group) met it. I was very impressed as a place for the SQL Saturday meeting. This is large enough to accommodate the size of this conference (~200 people). I look forward to next year's SQL Saturday, which I presume will be here!

The Alliance Française D'Albuquerque offers French language classes for children and adults and it…read morehas been around for quite a while. I took French when I was in college a few years back, so when I decided to sign up for French classes here, they told me about the "False Beginners" course. This is an intensive 1 week program to refresh all your basics of French, so it's perfect for those who have taken French before and don't want to start from Beginners I. They offer opportunities to practice your French outside the classroom as well, they meet up in coffee shops roughly once a month to practice your French language skills. I have taken two courses in this institution, and in general the professors are great, ones more dynamic and creative than others. The one thing I don't love about their teaching system is that the textbook they use for the courses is a 2001 edition, almost 20 years old! I know the basics of the language is the same, but the examples, vocabulary and illustrations could use an update!

I'm on my second French course at the Alliance and so far the experience has been great. It is a…read morerelatively small school, which gives a very familiar and friendly feeling when coming to learn here. They offer all levels of French, from beginner to advanced at very convenient times and often more than one class a week. The classes are small groups. So far for me they have not been larger than six people, but they can have up to ten students per class. My two French teachers have had very different teaching styles, but both have been very fun, motivating and successful. Every time French class is over, I feel that I don't want to stop. I'm sure you'll love it too!

Great class! Clear instruction, hands-on practice, and supportive guidance given by an instructor…read morewho is passionate about ensuring that health professionals & those considering going into the field of healthcare have what it takes to save lives. Mr. Reyes is highly knowledgeable, patient and encouraging. I strongly recommend this training for anyone who wants to be ready to save lives

Brandi is a compelling instructor who really cares about CPR and First Aid. Her videos and props…read moreare top notch and the material was so engaging that the time actually flew by. I've been underwhelmed by repetitive boring trainings in the past and was pleasantly surprised by Action CPR. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

This course is amazing and Brandi truly delivers the content in such easy, digestible pieces. She…read moreis extremely knowledgeable and the time literally flew by learning the material. This is a 12/10 and a highly recommended course that I feel everyone should take. Excellent price point and just nothing but positive feedback for Brandi. Thank you!

I was hired and then got put in the hiring process. I tried reaching out over the span of a few…read moreweeks with NO RESPONSE. Don't try to work here, you'll waste your time. Employers are unprofessional enough to ghost you

If you are at all affiliated with the University of New Mexico, (and I have a friend who audits one…read moreonline course a semester just to gain access to this place) this is a facility that is unlikely to be matched for a couple reasons. First of all, they have an unfair advantage in facilities. There's not a lot of day cares that can afford such an institution with about 9 age-segregated buildings a giant court yard, 6 age-segregated playgrounds, and a full office staff without state subsidies and student fee. So take advantage. There is a primary teacher and about two assistant teachers per room and the kid to teacher ratio is well below state standards. The facility is very organized and they have a long term development plan which goes from infancy through the Pre-K program (which thankfully got some of it's funding cuts returned.) Kids leave this place with extremely good communication skills and are able to verbally resolve conflicts and express feelings and needs maturely by the age of four. They also seem to be very well prepared academically for public kindergarten. The prices are on the high side of moderate but not out of the vicinity of other top daycares around town especially with the student discount. There is a significant waiting list of about 6-12 months so I recommend putting your new-born on this waiting list and several others even if you don't intend to start daycare for another year or so. My five year old started here when she was about 1 and a half on a drop in schedule and moved into a half day by two and eventually a full day. She always had a good time and never once complained about not liking it there. She had several wonderful teachers that still know her and me by name. They still offer before and after school care for kindergarten but we've decided to try other places. My two year old went there for about a year and loves her teacher and I think the feeling is mutual.