The quality of teachers at the camp are poor. The teachers clearly don't have much experience…read moreteaching and are there to build experience to the quality is lacking in classroom management. The teachers do more of the work then the students.

I don't recommend this place at all…read more First, the quality of teachers who teach my kid is poor. The teacher doesn't have enough ability to manage/teach the class, letting the kid sit there for the whole class (1 hour) doing nothing when he was dealing with another student. Moreover, it is not the first time. The last class, the teacher debugged by himself for the whole class and let my kid sitting there doing nothing as well. Second, the school operation and system is a mess. They mismatched different level students in the same section. Further more, the teacher is new and inexperienced to teach this class. The school doesn't manage the teacher. The worst part is the management and the customer service. My kid was crying due to the frustration that the teacher not teaching him at all for the continuous two lessons. The front desk person pretended not knowing what was happened from the beginning until I told the details. Then she admitted that they had the internal discussion of the issue and will refund the class / change the teacher. But they cannot even guarantee the same thing won't be happened to my kid after changing the teacher. So there is no internal management for teachers. The way and the attitude of handling the issue showing me they don't have basic customer service. Wasting time and destroying the passion of a kid's learning is more than a refund!

They are working so hard to provide all the resources needed for a person to achieve their goal and…read morefind a career. They have lot of programs to meet individual career interests. Amazing staff. It is very slow to onboard but once you are selected, they are the best..

I took the CNA course with Xavier, who is wonderful! On-boarding takes a while and requires quite a…read morebit of paperwork, but once you start, the program is structured well and easy to follow. They provide great resources, coaching, and financial help for supplies on top of the fact the program is free. They even provide resume and mock interview help. It's clear everyone here wants you to succeed and get a job quickly upon graduation. This is an amazing community resource not to be missed!

Phenomenal! Our organization uses Kainos to stuff, stamp, and mail our quarterly newsletters and…read moremajor event invitations, and I can't say enough good things about them. The turn-around time and pricing are very reasonable. Our mailings come out flawlessly each time. In case you're not familiar with how Kainos works, it's a training and vocation center for adults with developmental disabilities. All of the projects are completed by the trainees, and there are additional paid staff members who supervise every project. Everyone I've worked with has been great. They make my life easier!

From the owner: Mailings, assembly, packaging, small parts cleaning, shrink wrapping, labelingread more

Do Not Attend!!! This review has nothing to do with my teacher Dr. Abaya. This is strictly for The…read moreadministrative department and enrollment department specifically Kimberly Kunde and Julie Vo. I was so excited to be part of this program to have a better life for my daughter and myself as a single mother I completed the academic side of the program and when it was time to do the Externship program I was hit with medical setbacks which I have doctors notes for but unfortunately I was told that six months after I completed my academic portion of my schooling I can no longer be part of the program. I wouldn't be able to finish my externship meaning I wouldn't be able to get a job as medical Assistant after I begged and pleaded to just give me one more month to complete two more weeks of Externship due to medical issues. This place is uncaring and a money grab. They crushed my dreams because I had a medical issue. Funny this is the career we all joined the medical field to take care of people who are having medical issues. These people are not nice and uncaring.

I understand that this school provides a valuable service to those seeking further education, this…read morereview is less about the school's programs as a whole and more about how absolutely poorly the Pearson testing center is run here. I was scheduled for a certification exam on a Thursday night, one of their only two exam nights per week. I showed up well over an hour before my exam was scheduled and began studying a little bit more. I noticed that there was literally only one person in the front for the better part of the hour I was waiting. It wasn't until about 20 minutes before testing - 5 minutes before the people taking the exam where supposed to check in - that the rest of the test administration staff started rolling in. This is a bit of a red flag, as MOST places I have been to try to get there well before check in to make sure the computers we're testing on are working properly, and if there was an issue they would have time to try and fix it. This is not at all what happened. The exam I scheduled myself for was supposed to start at 6:00 pm. I wasn't told what was going on, aside from "Technical difficulties" until around 6:40 pm at which point the staff mentioned that their wifi in the room was down, and had been for a while and no one had done anything about it. Very shortly after this, the entire facility lost wifi, and the servers were not on site - a poor design choice in terms of a "quality" testing center I was assured by the staff that the director of the facility would "look into this first thing in the morning on Friday." Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and most of Monday came and went, and nothing from the testing center, or from Pearson VUE. So I showed up today 12/16/2019 to ask what the status was, and was givin a piece of paper with a phone number and case number to call. Only, they gave me the phone number THEY should use to call as it pertained ONLY to the testing center. My issue with this site is the gross negligence and incompetence of the testing staff in this unfortunate situation for myself and the other people who where essentially hosed on Thursday night, assured something would be done, and then, shockingly (HEAVY SARCASM) nothing happened. As of now I am out $400 for this exam, and am expected to handle this myself after their extreme lack of foresight and laziness in this situation. I will not be taking another exam here, nor would I suggest any one else do the same. The extra drive will be worth the avoidance of the headache caused by this site.

Every member, faculty and staff here is nice, except for one terrible staff, Jay. I used the…read moreprinter once, and he thought I was wasting ink (Although this rule is not written in the lease, agreement, contract, or posted notice) so kicked me out. my course certificate (which I spent $100 just to qualify for 3D printing) here became worthless. After I was kicked out, they refused to refund my membership fee and locker fee, but continued to charge me monthly rent and locker fees until I updated my credit card. And they refused to accept all of my emails, even though they were very important to me.

Tried to take a tour of this place with my husband and kids, only for the receptionist/front desk…read morelady tell us that there's no kids allowed inside. If that was the case, then why put this on your website in your FAQs?? My oldest is 13 so it should be ok for him to look around. Though with my youngest being 7 and will be supervised by me, she's still not able to get in as well? Either word your policy better or put it under the tours question that no kids aren't allowed. Wasted our time there.

It was an amazing experience to be able to visit the Microsoft campus for an event. When going to…read morethe visitors center, you have to park in the victors center parking lot first, be sure not to park in any "Reserved" spaces. There are signs along the walkways to point you to where you are going if you are a visitor and through the huge glass doors you will need to check in with the front desk to get your visitor badge. Please remember to bring your ID. Microsoft hosted one of the bootcamps I got to attend on GenAI and Copilot, which was a fun and interactive experience. I appreciate all that they did to get us set up for the event and all of their staff for being so kind, from the security guards to the ushers and front desk staff. Thank you!

Visitors center is a great place to visit…read more Be sure to park in the visitor parking lot areas. There is a separation between employees and visitors for security reasons. Cafe has a lot of cuisine options to choose from with friendly employees.

Live, in-person class covering RE practice, principles and finance. Each course is 3 weeks and…read morethere is a 1 week break in b/t. Classes are Tues and Thurs from 7-9 pm and the time flies by bc the teacher, Faye Tsai is great! Faye Tsai is a knowledgeable, patient, and funny teacher. She teaches through story telling and makes real estate concepts easy to understand. Always willing to answer questions and repeat concepts that students have a difficultly understanding. She kindly brings in donuts at the last day of each course. What a treat and something great to look forward too! The class is hosted in the Keller Williams office, which provides refreshments such as cold water, hot water, tea and little snacks. The location is great as there are a many restaurants and bar on the DT, PA area. I would often get hot choc at blue bottle (walking distance) to sip on during class. Money well spent at CA Realty. Highly recommend for anybody interested in starting a real estate career.

The live, in-person classes are invaluable. I recommend them to anyone who struggles to learn…read moreonline. Thank you, Faye Tsai!

I was a walk-in client for a typing certificate test, and Ro guided me through the whole process…read morewith so much kindness. She even shared extra career development resources to help me out. Ro completely lifted my spirits on my career journey. Thank you so much for the amazing support!

I want to give a heartfelt shout-out to the Castro Valley Adult & Career Education Center, and a…read morevery special thank-you to Mrs. R. Brooks in the front office. As a middle-aged adult looking to strengthen my computer skills, her guidance helped me find an excellent MS 365 class. I'm truly grateful for her kindness and support. When I arrived on campus, I found it clean, welcoming and beautifully maintained -- a place that made me feel encouraged and in continuing my education!

I attended the 15 day accelerated EMT course this past August. I thought that there was no way I…read morewould have been able to complete this course still in person with COVID, but I am so glad the owner Randy was allowed to run this course with necessary precautions such as masks and a reduced class size. Learning all the skills, in addition to reading the 40+ chapters in the textbook, was definitely not easy in such a short time frame. But, the EMT's who taught this course were very knowledgeable and truly cared about your success. I think just about anyone can get through this course if you have enough dedication and truly devote all your time and energy into it for the 3 weeks it runs. For anyone looking for a place to get your EMT certs in a short period of time, this is the place to go.

This company is great & very knowledgeable. They are at all my kids football games ready to help if…read moreneeded. Lisa & Randy are great & very helpful (like all their staff)!

I had the same experience as another reviewer below who was charged without receiving the…read moreagreed-upon services. Before I paid, they were extremely enthusiastic about getting me onboard: daily follow-up emails, very responsive communication, and multiple calls to make sure I paid upfront. Once payment was made, the service essentially disappeared. At my first class, I didn't receive the full 30 minutes even though I arrived early, because my instructor had to cover the front desk while the front desk staff was on break. I accepted that at the time. After class, I asked to be assigned practice drills. The instructor never responded. I followed up by email, still no response. Eventually, the front desk said they would "chase" the instructor. Then, on the day of my next class, I finally received the homework--and it was a vocal drill for a completely different student, even though I was taking a keyboard class. For my second class, I was running late and called the front desk to notify them. No one answered, I left a voicemail, and no one returned my call. I still went in person and arrived before my class was supposed to end, only to be told that my instructor had already started working with someone else because I was late. I received no notice or communication about this. When I told them I wanted to cancel, they stopped responding entirely. The front desk said there was no way to get a refund because I had paid upfront. Emails about cancellation have gone unanswered yet again. This is honestly the worst service provider I've dealt with. Be very careful, once they have your money, responsiveness and accountability seem to disappear.

First and foremost--This is coming from a student who took guitar and vocal lessons and has met all…read moreof the teachers and staff. I've attended School of Rock Palo Alto for 4 years now, and I'm leaving next week. To be clear; School of Rock is a wonderful program that I am comfortable to say gave me great advice, experiences, and relationships with friends and teachers. I don't regret meeting any of my instructors, they are great people that know what they're doing. But I do want to say that the experience of being a student has gone downhill tremendously. The groups used to be organized so that kids in similar age groups and skill levels were together, so they could all have a pleasant, team-like band experience. But now, near 18 year olds are grouped with 10 year olds, making the program uncomfortable for both. The staggering skill levels in the group make it near-impossible to make it work. While performing, I was embarrassed more times onstage than I wasn't. The quality in venues has gone down from genuine places with stages to parking lots and cramped community centers that can hardly accommodate the audience and the performers. The equipment provided in the rehearsal rooms, especially the drum kits, usually have something wrong with them and take forever to actually repair. There's not enough seating or space for how packed the performance groups are. I feel as if my family is paying for something that isn't worth it. This place has just disappointed me time and time again, and it truly makes me upset because I adore my teachers and I hate to leave them. They were the only aspect of the school that made me stay as long as I did. They are great people who want to share their love for music with their students, and I have nothing bad to say about them. They are smart, honest people. It's just the organization and management of the establishment that made it unpleasant and disappointing. If you're a parent looking to enroll your child in School of Rock, I encourage you. It taught me great skills I use everyday, and the love I now have for my voice and guitar. But I do encourage you to enroll them at a different location. Don't go through all of the trouble my family and I have.