I graduated from SoCal in March of 2024! The Instructors are so helpful and actual help you…read moreunderstand what to do rather than just having you read a book and take tests! We did so many practice skills that when it came to our clinicals it wasn't as nerve wrecking as I thought it would be I highly recommend this training institute!! Jade and Jonny are awesome!

My son recently attended EMT school at this location. We chose it because it was the closest to…read moreour home in Temecula. My son was doing well in the class up until the final. The final exam required 80% to pass and he had a 79%. Subsequently, they dropped him from the class. It seems that failing the final, regardless of previous class performance is an automatic drop. There is no re-take allowed. We accept responsibility for my son's failed performance but...I feel that there are some broader (very unusual) circumstances at play which future prospective students should be aware of. 1) My son's class started with somewhere around 33 students By the time of the final it had dropped to somewhere close to 14 Only 6 students passed the final as we understand it That is a sub-20% completion rate Which means that this school is equally stringent to the Navy SEALS BUD/s training? A quick search of Google shows that the average completion rate for EMT schools across CA is about 60-65%. Therefore, this 20% statistic is a red flag for me. 2) The school will not allow any immediate re-takes of the final. When you get dropped, they immediately send you emails on how you can pay another $1500 and re-take their entire course for your second shot at the final. But that is the only way. Proving that there is no moral objection to a re-take by the instructors. You just have to pay for the course again for the attempt. This policy also raises a red flag. 3) Further, I find this unusual given that the NREMT exam can be taken 3x before remedial instruction is required but this school's exam cannot. I also find this policy disheartening as not all students learn best in an academic setting or test best with timed exams. The fact that some students struggle with standardized testing but excel in practical application is a known phenomenon. Therefore, it seems rational to give at least 1 re-take attempt. Even in my days at USMC boot camp, recruits who failed the rifle qualification were given 1 re-take. This is another red flag for me. When I look at these policies...which I am sure were enumerated in whatever forms we signed at registration, as if that is an excuse for bad policy...I am flabbergasted. 1) This school (at least this class) had an attrition rate equal to Special Operations forces, 40% lower than state averages. 2) This school does not allow a final re-take. Well...they do but you have to pay another $1500 and go back through the whole course. And they will be very quick to spam you about that option (and a potential discount enticement) as soon as you get dropped. 3) This school does not allow a final re-take despite the fact that the NREMT that they are "preparing students for" allows 3 re-takes before requiring remedial instruction. The combination of these things is unfortunate and leads me to a conclusion that I hope is incorrect. I feel, based on me and my son's personal experience that the school's model is prioritized more on filling their seats and their pockets rather than helping solid kids with lots of potential become EMTs. I have written this post after careful deliberation as I want to be objective and non-emotional. At the end of the day, my son failed to meet the 80%. That is on us. But the other statistics and policies that I revealed are not about our personal situation and they are things that could affect any student. If I have stated anything non-factual, I am open to correction by the business. I have put forth the information as I understand it. And yes, I have spoke with the business owners via email in private dialogue before I made this post. They did not challenge my assertions. They simply pointed to their policies and said that they "disagree with my characterization." As their response was vapid, I feel it is my duty to write this review and warn others: Do your research and look at the options before you choose SOCAL EMS as your course provider.

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!

FIND ANOTHER SCHOOL. I emphatically disapprove of this "school". My husband and I spent $5000 there…read morefor our son to learn welding there. Total mistake/waste. George is disrespectful and belittles and doesn't teach in a thorough/beneficial manner. If you are of Hispanic descent, you might have a more favorable experience (hence the couple of good reviews).

I had a great experience here. Mariana and George were the instructors/administrators for my…read morecertification test. Both are knowledgeable and professional. The facility is clean, well organized, safe, and easy to find. I highly recommend Advance Weldtec for anyone looking for a place to complete a certification exam. It's great to know there are still professionals like Mariana And George in this world. Thanks Weldtec!

Did the RT program and definitely worth it! The instructors are amazing and will definitely get you…read moreto your full potential. Do your research so you know this is what you want, and they will get you there and more.

I haven't even visited the school yet and they're already making me completely uninterested. I have…read morebeen contacted by at least 6 different phone numbers to confirm that I will be showing up and enrolling. They tell you to fill out a survey prior to the visit but when you click the link it's to enroll you in the school. At this point it's harassment and not to mention the fact that I did confirm it already with them but still they won't stop calling and leaving voicemails for me to enroll before coming.

Just finished my last module tonight, highly recommend this college. My experience here was super…read morepositive, I did the Medical Assistant Program in 10 months and will be continuing my journey into an RN program locally. The classes were accelerated; the teaching was solid! Mrs. Rodriguez greeted us with kindness and gave us the tools we need to get started out in the field! I could not be more excited for myself, and the fact that I challenged myself to get back in the game of the medical field. I truly appreciate all the staff and the help they gave me to accelerate my life. Thank you Carrington College and Mrs. Rodriguez to making my life one step better, and my career path paved! Concetta

Mrs.Rodriguez is an amazing teacher, very understanding, helpful and caring towards her students. I…read moreloved being in her class it was an amazing experience.

Rented a blackjack table and roulette table for a birthday party. They arrived on time were…read moreprofessional and a great success! I highly recommend!!

If you're looking to start a new career, look no further! Ken and Isar are the best teachers anyone…read morecan ask for. Learn at your own pace, go once a week or everyday. In a span of 27 days I was able to learn all NINE basic table games required to audition at most casinos! Every student at school is given one on one time and coaching, you don't have to beg to be taught like some other more crowded schools that don't give you the time of day nearby. Make friends while you learn and play. Passed audition first try at a local casino, just recieved first paycheck and it's more than my best HOLIDAY paycheck I made working full time 40hrs, 5 days a week as a retail MANAGER. ONLY working 4 days, 32hrs as a table games dealer! Honeslty changed my life so much, thank you Ken and Isar.

It's 8:36AM (the day of my appointment) and I received a text from an unknown number regarding my…read moreappointment and a reschedule request. I'm not a difficult person, was simply asking questions to try and accommodate. Read the attached image of the text exchange between the annoying staff member and myself. I immediately cancelled because of how rude the person was with me. No thanks. I hope this person is trained to speak with customers in a kinder matter ASAP.

I had to drive all the way to LA because none of the fingerprinting services in San Diego send…read moreelectronic fingerprints out of state. I found National Live Scan at 400 Culver Blvd in Culver City on Friday. When I called, they sent me a link to make an appointment, and they had Saturday appointments (5 stars for this alone). They were easy to find and they had a parking garage with EV chargers-What an added bonus! They were very friendly and efficient. I even was seen earlier than my appointment. I highly recommend them if you need fingerprinting for background checks

definitely learned a lot here, unfortunately they exaggerate the AWS certification and job…read morepotential. the career center was a mess when it came time for our class which is just bad timing understandablely but still. for a "98% job rate" my class of 17, only 3 have jobs post graduation. other than the career center you definitely learn a lot and have great opportunities.

Amazing School! Hands on training and great instructorsread more

"If you are looking for music lessons in the Menifee, Murrieta, or Temecula area, the Academy of…read moreMusic is the place to go! In a very short amount of time, Miss Jada worked wonders with my boys--they recently performed at an event and sang beautifully. Beyond the talent of the teachers, the environment is top-notch. Mr. Jack is amazing; he greets us personally every time we walk through the door and keeps everything super organized with great communication. From the admin team to the instructors, they made it possible for our family to thrive in music. Highly recommended!"

My son has been taking drum lessons with Mr. Paul at Murrieta Academy of Music and I can honestly…read moresay it has been one of the best activities we've ever signed him up for. From the very first lesson, Paul created such a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere that my son felt comfortable right away. He's not just a talented drummer, but also a great teacher who knows how to break things down so kids can actually understand and enjoy learning. Paul mixes in songs that my son already likes along with the fundamentals, so practicing at home feels less like homework and more like something he actually wants to do. As a parent, it's been amazing to watch him sit down at the drum set with excitement instead of resistance. The progress we've seen has been incredible. His rhythm, timing, and coordination have improved so much, but what stands out to me the most is his confidence. My son used to hesitate when trying something new, but with Paul's encouragement, he's learned to just go for it and keep pushing himself. Paul has this great balance of being encouraging and patient while also holding his students accountable so they don't just mess around. It's exactly what kids need, someone who believes in them but also challenges them to do better each week. My son now practices on his own, shows off the new beats he learns, and even talks about wanting to play in a band someday, which is something he never would have imagined before starting lessons. The academy itself has been wonderful too. Everyone at the front desk is organized and helpful, scheduling is simple, and the whole place has a positive, family-friendly vibe. They also offer opportunities for students to perform, which I think is such a great way to give kids experience and confidence in front of an audience. Paul really prepares his students for these moments in a way that feels fun and not intimidating, so instead of being nervous, my son actually gets excited to play in front of people. Overall, I couldn't be happier with Mr. Paul and the experience we've had with the drum program. It's not just about learning music, it's about building confidence, discipline, and a genuine love for playing. My son is growing both as a musician and as a person because of these lessons. If you're considering drum lessons, I highly recommend Mr. Paul. He has made such a positive impact on my son, and we're so grateful to have found him through Murrieta Academy of Music.