We had an on site CPR and First Aid training led by William and he was absolutely amazing! He was…read moreincredibly thorough and so knowledgeable.

William's the best! Thanks for the most engaging and informative session. Highly recommend!read more

I took the BLS class with Kahlil in Poway and I definitely recommend him. The class was small which…read moremade a huge difference. I received amazing feedback and had all of my questions answered. In a larger class, I definitely wouldn't have had that experience especially since I'm usually shy about asking questions. Yolanda was great as well. She scheduled me for a class quickly and even followed up afterward to make sure I received my certification card. Bonus that the class was only $49, compared to another agency I was looking at that charged $90. Overall an 11/10 experience!!

I love this place. I've renewed every two years here. I love it!…read more They are so helpful. And I learn a lot. Love Cynthia and Yolanda. So flexible with crazy healthcare schedule. Love!

Jenny and Kathleen were awesome very friendly. Kathleen was informative and approachable. I enjoyed…read morelearning from her. I liked when asked us question to test out knowledge. I would for sure take another class.

Our company is an event/meeting planning business where - due to the volume of events we put on…read moreeach year and the number of attendees we encounter - we decided it would be important to become certified in CPR. We were pleasantly surprised at how thorough, clear and organized CPR training was with ACE CPR. Kathleen was our instructor and she was very patient and knowledgeable with our training. Our entire team walked away feeling very confident in our CPR skills thanks to her instruction and the AHA training. Great experience!

Update on finding work: Been rejected so many times now from the hospital despite having all my…read moreexperience from CNA. Regretting spending so much money on this course to only be eligible for senior care facilities when I'm trying to work in the hospital.

I recently completed the M-F 5-week CNA program, and it was an intense but rewarding experience…read more Mr. V was tough on us, but his high standards made sure we learned everything we needed to pass the class final state exam with confidence. Be prepared--there are tests and quizzes almost day during the theory portion, and you'll be quizzed on your skills regularly during clinicals. Ms. Marie, the office manager, is incredibly helpful and organized, which made everything run smoothly. We also had Ms. Cynthia for two days during clinicals, and she was fantastic--her experience and teaching style helped solidify what we'd been learning and provided us with some tips! Both Mr. V and Ms. Cynthia have decades of experience as RNs, and it really shows in how they teach and support students. The classrooms are comfortable, and the skills labs are well equipped, which made hands-on practice easy and effective. If you're serious about becoming a CNA and ready to work hard, this program is definitely worth it.

I took my ASLS Prehospital and Inhospital Provider and Instructor course and I highly recommend…read morethis course to prehospital EMS, RN'S, NP, MD. It a comprehensive ASLS course where one assess a pt with normal sx, abnormal AIS sx and a full pt with gross motor AIS sx with return demonstration of abnormalities and treatment interventions. Chris the Instructor conducted the course along with Sephie and Daniel other Instructor assisted the course. Chris has a wealth of medical knowledge, training and made the course successful for my certification. The Team at Express Training Solutions are on top of the game with AHA course. I highly recommend ETS for all your AHA certification and other courses.

Did an ACLS training here recently and was a great experience overall. The instructor was…read moreknowledgeable and presented high yield topics that were easy to understand. There is ample parking at the facility, and you get the card same day via email. Would return when time comes to renew!

I took the Wilderness and Remote First Aid class. 16 hours of training with a good mix of lecture,…read morediscussion, and hands-on practice. Melody is experienced and shares her practical knowledge in an engaging way. Well worth the time, and the cost was very reasonable for what you get!

I took this class because I want to become a leader for Sierra Club. Melody made the class fun and…read moreactive. Lots of hands on activities and scenarios. I hope I never have to use the skills, but I'll be ready if I need to. Highly recommend First Aid Gone Wild.

The best class I've taking in years, very informative and hands on.. I'll definitely be back when…read moreit's time to renew my cpr card

The class wasn't very structured or thorough. It just seemed very rushed and hasty and a little…read moresloppy. At one point, I tried to ask her a question about whether the breathing part actually delivers enough oxygen, but her answer was for a different question. I felt like she didn't take the time to listen to what I was asking. The CPR training was reasonable, but the First-Aid part was barely addressed. I recently completed a NOLS/WMS Wilderness First-Aid course through REI, and I felt like I learned so much there. And while being in the wilderness may be a significant difference in circumstances, the injuries are not. Blisters, heat-exhaustion, impalements, etc. can all happen anywhere, especially with children. But in the end they were quick to respond to my email, and I got my certification in less than 2 hours, on a holiday weekend no less, so I guess I should be happy with that. I'm just not someone who's looking for an 'easy A'. It's kind of sad, because many of the students that come here are working for schools or the YMCA, and they're supposedly the ones trained to handle your children in emergency situations.

The coursework was presented in an organized manner consistently throughout. All theory was…read morecontinually reinforced with chalk board notations and other visuals such as videos. Tests were relevant and practical. Even the substitute teachers were well synchronized both in the classroom and in clinicals. The level of confidence in myself has been high as regards passing the state written test . Clinicals were equally organized. The choice of facility was such that reinforced the theory extraordinarily well! Cna's assigned during clinicals performed at text book level. It is unusual to see such a high level of work in my estimation, as I have worked at a number of nursing facilities All staff were pleasant and ready to answer questions. The level of confidence has been great!

This school doesn't pressure you into buying the program like almost all schools you call! Great…read moreprice for the 44 day program as well. Tuba is so great, she has put so much effort into this school and it show! She was so helpful and stayed on the phone with me, talked to the person who took my physical because I forgot to bring the form that needed a stamped and we figured it out. She always updated the class with COVID information which was helpful. Daisy is so sweet and helpful glad I got to meet her! Dr. Ray is an amazing Instructor! The way he explained everything in class made it SO easy for me to understand and he even helped us out by giving us other information that we could use in the future when we further our careers and told us a handful of his experiences which was great to hear! If you didn't understand something, he would always explain it a different way without being annoyed or mad. The way he instructs is so straightforward he really is a great instructor and eventually when I take the HHA class I hope he is the teacher! If you are hesitant in taking this course at the school, I think you should go for it because you will learn everything you need to know and more, if you're planning on working right after, there are flyers by the front door of many places that are hiring and Tuba It's so helpful with giving you information about locations that are hiring, she will put in a good word for you with locations that are familiar with her and her school(: We also had fun on fridays! Everyone brought in food and drinks and we all connected! Good school Great people! Thank you SDMC

Had a great experience here, would definitely recommend it! (Don't be turned away by the…read morejanky-lookin' website! :P) I guess the main office is at Ramsdell Ct, but my class was at a random building in Mission Valley. (Sharing with some political office?? Random, but not inconvenient or obtrusive) Awesome: They offer a variety different class dates and times, you can pay online via Paypal, and our instructor Tricia- she was GREAT! funny, energetic, engaging; definitely seemed like she had done this before and new what she was doing. Also materials/props seemed clean and well-maintained. Our 6PM class even got complimentary coffee! Good: Price is lower end compared to other places, handouts were concise and easy to understand. They didn't try to sell a bunch of extra materials like other places do... but they DO still offer and have them available! Note: The official handbook thing isn't necessary, even for healthcare providers. I bought one for $10, so no great loss...but you don' t need it. Also the website looks ehhhhhh, but works just fine :)

I took my CPR/FA classes here in 2009, and Tricia was the instructor. The class was great, and the…read morematerial was covered in a reasonable amount of time, plus she told us stories about her experiences to make the time go faster. My certifications expired in 2011, and since I needed to be recertified, I returned to A B CPR. My instructor this time was CJ, and she was just as knowledgeable and funny as Tricia, telling us stories and jokes about her experiences. Both times I went to the Mission Valley location, because it was the most convenient for me. They're the most reasonable place to get your certifications, and you can pay from their website by PayPal.