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I just had the director of Access Careers in Hempstead, Mini, hang up in my face when I called to…read morecomplain about the conditions of the school. I've already been a CNA for years and was looking to recertify. This is probably a waste of time, it usually is for bad businesses that don't want to spend any money, just mill out people and make money. If you're going to sign up for Access Careers in Hempstead, here's a couple of things to look out for before you make the commitment and spend the money. The population of students in my class mostly worked during the day and came to school at night. If you are one of these people trying to save money to scrape together the money to attend this school they accommodate you as such, like you're poor and you're lucky to be there. You will receive such amenities as not having the lab supplies you need every time you have to go in there. Now the director Mini, turned it on the teacher, which true it would have been helpful, but, it was obvious that she had never checked in with her operation like a director/ supervisor is supposed to. That's 101 supervisor stuff. It's Mini's school. She blamed one of the only good employees she had for everything, my teacher one of them. The classrooms and bathrooms are dirty, the desks cheap. They're those metal fold up chairs for picnics with small writing surface over one of the arms. Your uniform will be a plastic shower curtain with the Access insignia. The building smells disgusting. There's no sanitary receptacles in the bathroom, but the toilets will overflow if you drop anything in there. There is a letter in all caps written to students to keep it clean with picture of a clean toilet bowl next to another toilet bowl with urine in it at flies swarming around it. Charming. The director told me she uses that bathroom also, she doesn't seem to think it's gross or smells bad. How? She proceeded to ask me why I'm just opening my mouth up about it now. Blaming me now. I wanted to finish the six week program and move on, they had my money. I'm glad I didn't speak up, it was in my best interest, the response I received today was deflective and defensive . Many things need to be fixed. I called the director to give my feedback, but, she didn't take to it well, hanging up on me. I think you have right to know that stuff now. I think you should know she is aware of the unacceptable state of her school. If she does something about it, good. She is aware though, so if you have a complaint don't let her tell you it's the first time hearing it and she's just shocked to death that no one told her. Don't ask Leani for anything, she's mad you asked. Also say goodnight to her when she says goodnight to you or she'll come back and reprimand you like a child whether you're mid chew or not. Don't ask Mini for anything either, she will not take responsibility for rigged together operation Access is. Like I said I've been a CNA, I paid 300 dollars less, and it was a great experience. My school was clean and everything. The school is the way it is because of choices. The trashes in the classrooms were always overflowing, and a lot of times it smelled and it smelled up the classroom. I used to just take it out, the garbage pails smelled so gross. Ultimately, everything was everyone else's fault except Mini's, the director. She didn't notice the classrooms were dirty. It's the cleaning crew's fault. I was there for 6 weeks, the lack of noticing how gross the school was was there way before I got there. The labs not having the materials they needed, not a lot of noticing going on until I just brought it up apparently. Today, today was the first time the dirty school will be noticed as being dirty, the bathrooms will be noticed perhaps as being absolutely disgusting today. Mini never noticed before. She blamed her cleaning crew. The teacher was asking office workers for supplies, she was unaware until today. She blamed the teacher. She blamed me for not doing all the noticing she should have been doing herself. It's her school. I've been a boss of huge projects, in charge of 40 plus people. Their success was my success. You have to take responsibility for what goes on under your supervision and do your best to make it better, not keep it status quo. I was fond of my classmates, they all worked hard and were trying to better themselves. My teacher Mrs. Herbert had been nurse for many years. I was a CNA for many years, she did her best to try and emphasize the importance of maintaining the dignity of each resident and to empower us to do our best and take care of ourselves. Honestly, I'm furious. If you can find a better school with better conditions with people who take responsibility for their short comings and make changes. Do it. There are good schools, Access Careers in Hempstead is trash. Good luck everyone, you deserve to be treated well, no matter what tax bracket you're in.

Going to Hunter Business School was the best decision I ever made. I was a student during the…read moredaytime. As a courtesy, the school gave me the opportunity to take a refresher course for the NCCT exam for the certification. While I was taking the daytime classes I hear an excellent thing about Dr. Bains her knowledge and expertise for the course I was taking was second to none. She was helpful and understating the various needs of her students. She takes the extra steps for her students to understand the course. For that, I am very thankful to have her as my instructor. For that, I want to said thank you Dr. Bains. :)

Best school ever !! Instructors are more like family who wants the best for everyone ! They make…read morethis medical stuff seem so easy !!! They teach to the point it's so interesting to learn and catch on . I wish college was taught how they teach honestly i love the medical assistant program ! This school is a 10/10

They take your hard earned money and deliver very little. The instructors are ok at best ,but the…read moremanagement is the worst ! The better instructors have left that place and I understand why. They used to have a real industry and teaching pro in HVAC who is no longer there either. Never any new or at least usable materials to learn on because the school will not buy new equipment, they only want free donations which is usually crap. I am only one of many that have had the same terrible experience with that place.

From the owner: Our Mission Statement…read more It is the mission of the Electrical Training Center to educate and prepare men and women, regardless of their background, with the knowledge and skills needed to be successful in the Electrical Industry and the Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning Refrigeration Industry.

Recently completed my PCA Certification at Lincoln Trade. I highly recommend attending this school…read more The instructor was knowledgeable, patient and professional. She took the time to teach us what we would encounter in the field and reviewed each task multiple times in their lab. I was extremely prepared for all exams. The passion that the staff (Phillipa and Rebecca) exude played a part in me enrolling, to continue my studies and get my HHA cert. They are available to answer any questions and take a keen interest in their students. I couldn't imagine having gone elsewhere to get my PCA.

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* Administrative disorganization -- I personally and professionally describe the institution as…read more"unorganized and unprofessional", citing last minute schedule changes and unclear communication where I went to the internship site was far away from my house and work location. I went to the location where the walgreen pharmacy did not expect me to come to the location as per their email sent to me. * Misleading course structure --the Pharmacy tech program was Bullshit, the professor did not know how to teach. * Textbook overcharging -- . * Poor instructional quality -- Complaints include teachers giving incorrect information, being disrespectful, and appearing unprofessional. * Low responsiveness to complaints -- my complains and preference were ignored .

I recently completed the phlebotomy and ekg classes. I have to say I loved it all the staff here…read moreare amazing . They have a lot of patients and treat you like family I totally recommend

​The organization is so helpful for each student to succeed. My QuickBooks certification course was…read moreso educational and the professor Ms. ElianaTaveras was very helpful. I recommend anyone who wants to receive their certification in QuickBooks register at avtechusa.com.

Great school. I really learned a lot. Manny Mesia is a great instructor, very patient and…read moreprofessional.

Excellent Long Island college for drafting / CAD training! The night program was convenient -…read morehands-on training with great professors. Highly recommend!

Checked out school around 1992 ... Had already graduated from PARSONS in Manhattan …read more.. Super.interested in C.A.D. at that time ... Had only DRAFTED by Pencil at that time ... Succeeded in 2 DRAFTING classes at PARSONS ... Tuition high ... Seminar a little ... Un.comfortable due to lack of questions about program ... Always regretted not giving second chance to SIGN.UP ... Glad to hear so many have been to Island Drafting ... Probably should have pursued more aggressively ... Sorry to say age , and surgery has taken a toll on my SOUTHPAW SKILLS ... Navigating texting on cell can become a struggle if done for long time ... SURGERY probably made hand more sensitive to typing ... WELL ANYWAY ... still hear good things about your school ...Happy to hear still going strong ... AMITYVILLE ROCKS ... TY ... KAT ...