I took my EMT here and the am now a certified EMT! These guys take the time to make sure you get…read moreall the information that you need to pass the National Registry test. I would recommend Fire Futures to anyone who is looking for a great EMT course, with passionate individuals who want you to succeed. They aren't going to just make it easy for you, but if you put in the time, pay attention, do the homework, and most of all DONT MISS CLASS you will pass and move on to becoming an EMT, Fire fighter, or Paramedic. Thank you Ed for your services!

Fire Future came highly recommended to me by past students now working in the field. I live near…read moreLAX so to to attend classes in Montclair was a big commute but it was well worth it. Ed and his amazing team of instructors are so dedicated to your success as students. If you're putting in the work and the time necessary they will match your effort and beyond. The instructors are currently working in the field, and very well educated in EMS. even after graduating Ed's course November 29th. Fire future supports me and continues encouraging me along my EMS Journey Ive successfully passed the NREMT Exam and am officially licensed in California as an EMT as of two days ago. If your considering EMS this is the course to take !!!!!

My son has just passed the CHT exam and completed the required internship hours. He is about to…read moreearn his official CHT certificate and ready to start his job as a hemodialysis technician. Throughout the entire leaning process, we are deeply grateful to his instructor, Mohammad and Allen for their careful guidance and support. Whether during lectures or clinicals, he showed rich experience, professional expertise, and great patience. I would like to recommend this school to anyone who wants to earning CHT certificate and work as a hemodialysis technician. Once again, Thank you to Mohammad and Allen for your guidance and patience throughout this journey!

I would give 10 stars if I could . I highly recommend…read morecoming to crescent school of dialysis. The program was very affordable and hands on , The instructor Mohammad and allen are very supportive and very helpful and they gave us good advice and tips on the final test and made the program so easy all the students in my class pass the final state exam and finsh the test in less than one hour , I am 100% satisfied and I highly recommend it .

This training school is the best! Our son Evan graduated…read morefrom 4 years of College with a English/Music degree. My wife and I thought he would go into teaching..He came to us and said he found Welding Skills Training Center in Rancho Cucamonga that he wanted to attend! Needless to say we didn't see this coming? Very skiptical we agreed to meet with Randy McClure. Randy was very helpful With trying to explain where our son was coming from. He made no promises and delivered on all the things he said promised. The School is very professional and clean. We're both very impressed with the operational and would highly recommend! Our son has a full time job with a 401k And health benefits. Randy says his degree will serve him well throughout his working career! THANKYOU!

I came here to get my cert and am leaving this place with 3 certs great teacher Randy and Tyler…read moreboth are great give you great one on one and thanks to them i became a great welder going back for my LA city just can't get enough of this great school

I want to say that I am extremely grateful for Sherry and Charles. I had a very difficult start…read morewhen I first started attending. I didn't think that I was going to make it ! And without Sherry and Charles being there for me, showing support and encouragement, I honestly wouldn't have. They went above and beyond to stand by me and gave me all the tools and support for me to succeed. And I am forever grateful. Today I am a Certified Medical Assistant and I'm so happy for them. I feel so good and positive about my future. They honestly will hold your hand do whatever it takes for you to graduate. A heartfelt thank you to Sherry and Charles for believing in me when I didn't believe in myself. I promise you, if you choose to attend US College for your career, you will not regret it.

I have mixed feelings about my experience at U.S. Colleges in Montclair…read more First, I want to give a huge thank you to my instructor, Mrs. Alex. She was truly the best part of this program. She genuinely cared about her students and made sure we understood the material instead of just memorizing it. She was always patient, encouraging, and willing to answer every question we had. She created a classroom environment where we felt comfortable learning, and you could tell she wanted every one of us to succeed. Because of her, I felt confident in the skills I learned throughout the program. I honestly can't thank her enough for everything she did for us. At the beginning of the program, everything was running smoothly. There was a front office employee named Dale who was incredibly helpful, especially when it came to financial aid and answering questions. She was always available, knowledgeable, and made the process much less stressful. Unfortunately, after Dale left, things became very disorganized. Communication became difficult, especially as we got closer to completing the program and preparing for externships. Many of us reached out with questions, but it often took a long time to receive a response, or we didn't receive one at all. The biggest issue has been the externship placement process. It's now been a few weeks since I completed my classes, and I still have not been placed at an externship site. Several of my classmates are experiencing the same issue. We've been trying to contact the school for updates, but communication has been inconsistent. This has become stressful because many of us have jobs, family responsibilities, or are returning to college soon and need to complete our required externship hours. Overall, I think the quality of the education depends heavily on the instructor. Mrs. Alex deserves five stars for everything she did for our class. However, the administration and organization of the externship process have been disappointing. I hope the school improves its communication and placement process because students deserve better support after working so hard to complete the program.

I graduated from ACC's Medical Billing program in March, and through the school's Career Services…read moreProgram I was able to get a job at an imaging clinic by the beginning of May. My instructors were very kind and great at teaching the curriculum and I'm very pleased with the knowledge I've left with. The only issue that keeps me from giving them 5 stars is the fact that their financial aid representatives are a nightmare to get into contact with. I used my GI Bill to go to school, and for some reason they just forgot to submit my enrollment to the VA for two whole months. I had to talk to three people just to get in contact with the department head and remind them to submit the paperwork so I could get my housing allowance for the month and pay my rent. 1/5 experience on that end.

Mrs. Webley was very helpful, kind, fair, and compassionate. She made me feel comfortable asking…read morequestions and was always willing to explain things when I needed extra help. I really appreciated how understanding and supportive she was throughout the course. She treated everyone fairly and created a positive learning environment. Overall, I had a great experience with Mrs. Webley and truly appreciated having her as my instructor.

EKG Certification Fast track 9 online classes and 3 hands-on training. Phlebotomy is 6 weeks in…read moreclass, 80 venipuncture and NHA testing. Phlebotomy and EKG teachers were approachable and well knowledgeable. (2020-2022). Staff was helpful in-person and over the phone from enrollment to certification.

I took phlebotomy class with Ms. Stephanie Celaya in summer of 2024 I completed and was certified…read more The coverage and explanation she makes you want to learn and engage. Ms. Stephanie is an awesome, excellent instructor. I recommend taking her class.

I am taking an Emergency First Aid class and I love it! I plan on taking another class, that one…read morebeing a computer repair, but it's great! I love the idea that these concepts are taught at this school and these technical skills are essential! My teacher is experienced and seasoned in the paramedic/first-aid world and he's funny!

The opportunities for hands-on learning are amazing! You learn to become prepared to enter the work…read moreforce right after HS graduation. And there is a new Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics program starting, which is going to be really hands-on and interactive. And this will provide great career opportunities and earning potential.

Healthstaff has been one of the best experiences I could have ever had. I attended the Drug and…read moreAlcohol program and successfully completed the courses and internship in July 2023. Immediately after finishing, I was hired by the same company where I completed my internship. Through this opportunity, I was able to gain valuable experience as a Case Manager, later work for the county as a Prevention Specialist and Counselor, and eventually serve as an Assistant Program Director at a residential facility. When I was ready to obtain my CADC, my instructor at Healthstaff, Miguel Palos, went above and beyond to support me. He provided exam review sessions, guidance on study materials, and insight into what to expect on test day. Thanks to his support, I passed my exam with confidence and without anxiety. I have recommended Healthstaff's program to many people and will continue to do so--especially the classes taught by Miguel. This program truly prepared me for success in the field.

PLEASE READ BEFORE ENROLLING -- MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH HEALTHSTAFF TRAINING INSTITUTE- My…read morehonest opinion I will advise any student NOT to attend this school it's a Scam!!! I enrolled in HealthStaff Training Institute's Phlebotomy Technician program using my Workers' Compensation Supplemental Job Displacement Voucher (SJDV) because I was serious about starting a new career. Unfortunately, my experience was extremely stressful and disappointing. My instructor, Courtney Mason, CPT 1, was involved in numerous issues I experienced during training. I was called "sensitive," told I was not a good fit for phlebotomy, and told that I could not draw blood and should repeat the course or consider another career. I strongly disagreed because I had successfully performed venipunctures. I also experienced disputes over my clinical records. I reported completing numerous successful blood draws, but the school's records reportedly reflected substantially fewer. I believe my completed clinical work was not accurately credited. During training, another student injured my arm while attempting a blood draw she missed my vein and was fishing in my arm with a needle causing excruciating pain. I felt the instructor was not adequately supervising what was happening, and I was subsequently told that I had caused the injury to my own arm. I was also told that I needed to bring my own blood-draw volunteers from outside the school because the school would not provide volunteers for me to complete my required draws. I also had significant administrative issues involving Kavita Mathrani, Director of the Ontario Campus.  My concerns about my status, training, completion requirements, and ability to graduate were handled through administration. What makes this especially confusing is that I was ultimately prevented from completing my original cohort, yet I was later told that I was not formally suspended, expelled, or dismissed. My classmates graduated on May 29, 2026. I did not. I was held back from graduating with my cohort and ultimately placed on a Leave of Absence with additional training requirements scheduled for November 2026. Then came an incident that I consider extremely serious from a health-and-safety standpoint. On June 13, 2026, while at school, the classroom was extremely hot. The HVAC was not functioning properly, and there were missing ceiling panels. I asked the instructor to adjust the temperature before things got out of control never happened. While performing a blood draw, I became overheated, nauseated and lightheaded, passed out/lost awareness, and fell backward, injuring myself. I ultimately required ambulance transportation late on in the day and emergency medical treatment. I also experienced difficulties obtaining school information needed for my EDD appeal, including documentation concerning the school's training-provider status the school had me email information concerning my appeal and did not respond to my request. What makes this entire situation even more frustrating is that my training was being funded through a Workers' Compensation SJDV. I am now questioning whether the voucher funds were properly administered while I was unable to complete my original cohort. I am pursuing complaints with the appropriate agencies because I believe these issues deserve independent review. My advice to prospective students: PLEASE do your homework before enrolling. Ask exactly how clinical draws are documented, how many draws you must complete, who provides your blood-draw volunteers, what happens if you're injured, how medical restrictions are handled, what happens if you fall behind, and what happens if you're unable to graduate with your cohort. Get everything in writing. HealthStaff advertises itself as providing practical, industry-focused training and says it assumes responsibility for helping students develop job-ready skills.  My personal experience did not match what I expected when I enrolled. This is my firsthand experience, and I am sharing it so prospective students can make an informed decision before investing their time, money, and career plans.

I recently completed the phlebotomy program at CA Trade Academy in Ontario. While the enrollment…read moreprocess was quick and the hands-on training with my instructor Oscar was a strong part of the experience, the program was ultimately undermined by inconsistent communication and lack of administrative support. Oscar was patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely dedicated to student success. Being in a one-on-one setting allowed for focused instruction, and he even continued to assist me after he left the school--something I truly appreciated. However, after the classroom portion ended, the experience became difficult. I completed my classes in mid-January and was told I was ready to begin my externship, but didn't receive placement or meaningful communication until mid-March. I had to follow up repeatedly just to get updates. The clinic I was placed at was also in Los Angeles, which was not convenient given the school's Ontario location. Additionally, I received several forwarding emails that I was meant to be out of, other student email responses from a licensing issues--something that should have been handled more professionally and privately. While I'm thankful for the instruction I received from Oscar, the lack of structure and follow-through on the administrative side left a bitter part to my experience and was slightly misled by some of the faulty 5 star reviews left

The whole experience was awesome and Mona and Kelley were Definitely a God sent! Thanks again !read more

This was a wonderful experience Luke was very welcoming and provides a great environment for…read morelearning. My son (26) became a CW after completing college and hating the job he got after graduating. I am proud of him and how excited he is about the future. They provide a job search service and get the student prepared for the work force. He's in the last portion of the instruction and hopefully lands a good job and applies the skills I can't recommend this place enough for a great start on a career

I don't even know where to begin when it comes to how amazing everyone at American Fabrication…read moreAcademy is. Luke and his team are incredibly professional instructors who are truly dedicated to bringing out the best in each student. Ladies, if you're feeling a bit intimidated or worried that you'll be treated differently, don't be. The only thing you really need to survive AFA is a sense of humor (that goes for the guys too) I remember sitting in college, debating whether it was the right path for me or if I should take the leap and pursue a trade. I'm beyond glad I did. I have absolutely no regrets about attending AFA. Ralph, Ronnie, Doc, and Kyle not only taught me during my time there, but they continue to teach and support me even after graduation. Whether I need extra practice or advice, before an interview or for a weld test their doors are always open. Luke, Robert, Marcio, and Gus have also been incredibly supportive and instrumental in helping me grow in my welding career. Never in a million years did I think I'd find myself in aerospace, but here I am and I couldn't have done it without the amazing team at AFA. And of course, shoutout to the wonderful ladies in the office, they are always a delight to talk to and often the highlight of my day. Whatever I needed, they were there to help. P.S. Sorry it took me so long to leave a review... I've been busy working at the jobs you guys helped me get!