Suresh is a great trainer! I have taken 5 courses from him over the past 5 years, ranging from…read morePowerpoint to advanced Excel courses. He is a great teacher/trainer, really engages the students and is very knowledgeable. I would recommend his training to anyone, from beginners to experienced users who want to learn some new things. I really like the hands on approach, and then he sends you a copy of the file to redo the lessons at home, which really accentuates the learning.

I attended Suresh's PivotTable & HR Data Management in early 2018 and thought it was a great…read morefoundational course for any HR practitioner to take. I went into this hands-on class assuming that I had at least intermediate excel capabilities and was surprised to find that about 75-80% of the content was new to me. The takeaways from this course will help to make my reports in the workplace more efficient and effective. I would highly recommend this course to anyone wanting to advance their excel knowledge.

Great place for some industry and hands-on education…read more Parking is most pay lots, but if you don't mind a short walk, there are spots to be had around the perimeter side streets. The campus is split up nicely into 4 quadrants, though you'll still need a map to find individual buildings. There are quite a few workshops scattered throughout, and they look pretty well-equipped. Food selection is a bit limited, but there is some catering available.

I went to school here! Took some courses which are mostly IT courses. I still have my student card…read moreand its still valid! The campus is split into 4 section. But because most of my courses are either in business related or IT related, they are usually in the B or C area. All parking are pay parking. I would take the skystrain and then bus which stops right in front of the school. They have another campus downtown!

I was always very hesitant to take any online course, and especially one that taught Internet…read moretechnology such as software testing. As a new immigrant in Canada however, I knew I had to find myself in this country. Software testing was recommended to be by a number of people as a good, high paying job, and due to its high demand, I would be able to find a job easily. When I Google search "software testing school", Hitek was the first to show up on Google. I decided to go ahead and contact an instructor. They mentioned that if I were unsatisfied with the course for whatever reason, I would receive 100% money back guarantee. I decided to enroll and I feel like I made the right decision. Every lesson starts, with notes that are well written and easy to understand. The notes are followed by a quiz and a written assignment, which is practical application of the skills we have learned in the notes. My instructor answers all my questions in a very short period of time. I am midway through the course now, but I wanted to share with everyone what a truly great experience it has been so far.

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Overall I would say I was pleased with the 1 day Nikon camera course I took here. I paid the early…read morebird rate of $142 which is perhaps a little bit much, and probably what prevents me from giving it 5 stars. The instructor (Ross) was a good speaker and teacher, and clearly passionate about photography. He was extremely patient with all the different types of Nikons that the students brought and took the time to answer every question thrown his way. Just a couple of small negatives: the classroom was a bit too warm (no windows, typical of warehouse-type photo studios), and there was no advance info on lunch break times & facilities, which would be useful as the course runs from 10 AM to 5 PM. Now, if I could just remember everything we were taught...

I hate to do this but they were completely inflexible and stuck to their guns so I need to call…read morethem out. I registered for the Intermediate Digital Photography course last year, eager to follow up on the Beginner one I'd just completed at Langara, while saving a bit of money. Eager is key, because only after I hastily registered (the course was starting within a few days and I didn't want it to fill up) did I notice the course outline, which was buried in one of the drop-down menus, and saw that there would be a lot of model work, which I had no interest in. So, I called them, less than 30 minutes after registering, and explained myself, but they refused to give me a full refund. Now, the remaining amount was only $30 - something about the company they go through for visa payments - but I'd just donated $30 for half an hour of nothing, and they were completely unwilling to budge and help me out. Did they do anything wrong? No, they followed their policy, but there are always exceptions to rules, and good customer service seeks to understand the big picture, and make clients happy. In this regard, they failed miserably. Instead, they seemed to prioritize making money, and for that reason, they've lost a client for life. I've not booked with them again since, and I never will. Also, I've heard (and just looking at their course outlines by comparison) that they're nowhere near as thorough, or therefore educational, as Langara. Yes, Langara is more expensive, but you get what you pay for. I wish VPW would have made a better impression on me, but they chose to prioritize themselves over their client, and so lost out on both counts.

I attended the online skill development program from October 2024 to January 2025. It was part of…read morethe government's Upskill Canada series. The institute provided innovative learning experiences and a practical co-op at end of the study. I truly enjoyed the teaching from experienced Cyber Security professionals who had industrial knowledge and skills. They showed us practical examples and actual cases happening worldwide. They let us analyze and delve into several key issues when data breach occurred. Not to mention we were introduced to virtual machines for isolation and Kali Linux early on so that we were able to investigate segmentation of devices and network infrastructure in the first few weeks. It was a fun experience. However, due to the packed schedule, you were expected to work on the materials all days and all weeks in order to pass the 2 mid term exams - mock interviews and capstone exams. I passed the CompTia security+ in the first attempt and completed a 4-week co-op with 5 other students.

From the owner: We train passionate people in Web and iOS development. Our core programs are intensive, immersive…read morebootcamps that transform people into outstanding developers. Our part-time Intro to Front-End with JavaScript, Web and iOS Development courses are perfect to get your feet wet when learning to code.

Brain Station is an educational institute located right by the Waterfront station in downtown. They…read morehave so many different courses from in-person to virtual options. I'm currently doing an in-person Digital Marketing course from there. Their centre also hosts weekly conferences and panels for various different topics from marketing, fiance, realstate, and more. The building has a conference room, classrooms, and a little study room for students. Their classes are desgined for professionals in the field who are looking to enhance their knowledge outside of work so all their classes are after working hours. It's a great place to learn and meet new people in the field. I have throughly enjoyed my experience with them!

Save yourself the time and extra effort and just hire Araz. He is a phenomenal tutor and if I were…read moreto have to do this all over again I would have just hired him right from the beginning. Before I contacted Araz I spent 9 months studying and trying to learn the material by myself. I took the exam and ended up failing with a score of 55/100... I ended up finding Araz online and asked if he thought it would be possible to bump my score up enough in 3 months time to a passing grade. With complete confidence he said it wouldn't be an issue and we started to get to work. 3 months later I took the exam for a second time and passed with a 78/100. If you are serious about a career in Real Estate and want to pass this exam I would 100% recommend working with Araz regardless of your level of knowledge.

He is honestly the best in the business. Very detail oriented and he make sure's you understand…read moreeverything ! If you wanna take your real estate career seriously and are looking for some extra help he's worth it , and prices are great compared to others .

Took a guided tour here during this year's Doors Open Vancouver…read more The centre is on a large compound and has training classrooms, lots of parking space for firetrucks, and also a very fascinating 'Burning building' that fire rescue workers in training can simulate real fire situations in. We got to enter the building & see the inside.. Dark, dank, and covered in soot. Highly recommend taking the Doors Open Vancouver tour as it is a real eye-opener!

I'm currently taking lessons with this school. I'm 53 so a bit older than the usual student. I've…read morehad mixed experience so far. Arzou is wonderful, patient, knowledgeable. But I found her some Ramin to be arrogant and quite frankly a bit of a bully. He's young though, so has time to learn how to deal with people. Perhaps he doesn't "like" "older white ladies". I don't know. But he needs to develop better social skills in order to deal with all types of people. All types of people need to drive.

Arzou is an excellent instructor. She prepared me for all the possible roads and condition during…read morethe road test. She has so much patience. She even took the time to draw roads and intersections and make notes for myself to keep working on them at home. I know I was not an easy student. If Arzou got me to pass. She is enabled to help everyone. The academy in general is very flexible with schedules and pick up and drop off places. 5 stars to Arzou