The training was great! Our Instructor very knowledgeable and a great at explaining all of the…read moreinformation. I would totally recommend to everyone!

Best place for training in the state. ACLS, PALS, CPR, EMT - this is the place, don't bother going…read moreanywhere else.

Chuck is one of the smartest and most sincere paramedics I've ever had the privilege to train under…read moreand work with. I HIGHLY recommend!!!

From the owner: Regional EMS Education & QA Service, LLC., offers a wide range of EMS education and QA services for…read moreEMS/Fire professionals, and EMS/Fire organizations, Regional EMS Education will attempt to mold to your needs. Offering, CPR classes, Healthcare provider CPR, ACLS, PALS, and other courses, such as suicide prevention and human trafficking awareness classes. Please contact me for a complete list and prices.

Came here to donate platelets!! It was my second visit…read more The first was very smooth and the second took a bit longer.. I was there for 143 minutes although they were wonderfully attentive and they told me I could be unhooked from the machine at any time... (I was just stubborn). I appreciated how kind everyone was again and when I wasn't feeling wonderfully, they brought my snacks right to my seat. So anyway thank you and I will be back soon!

At my first blood donation with American Red Cross I was pleasantly surprised to see how…read moreprofessional the whole experience was, and how comfortable they made me feel. What caught my eye was how they checked, re-checked, and then re-checked again everything they were doing. As a retired aircraft mechanic I certainly can appreciate that. They also have a wonderful app that makes the check in process quick, and easy at the donation centers. It also gives you a ton of information,and is a quick resource for rescheduling, or making an appointment. I was so impressed with the American Red Cross that I now donate blood regularly,have completed my training, and became a American Red Cross volunteer.

Thank you for an amazing class, Tymel! You have helped all…read moreof us learn and we are so excited to become CNAs! your support and encouragement have meant so much .... couldn't have done this without you!

i took a course and loved it ask for tymel he's really good at instructing! it's a 5 week hybrid…read morecourse and i passed the first try

Thank you so much for providing these shows for FREE! There aren't too many seats so come early…read more There are classes that attend as a group as part of their curriculum too. Supporting a friend tonight!

Not a REGIONALLY accredited school. This means that if you want to leave the school or have to…read moreleave the school at any point, the credits you have taken will most likely not be tranferable to the place you are going. Learned this the hard way. Thanks AZCN!

This school is awful (East Hartford campus) The staff came across as unprofessional, rude, and…read moreinconsiderate during my interactions. I did not feel that student concerns were taken seriously, and it seemed like the focus was more on money than on supporting students. This was especially concerning for an environment that should prioritize student care and respect.

Ms Mady goes above and beyond for her children, we have been with her center for almost 3 years and…read moreI couldn't imagine leaving my boy with anyone else. We are grateful for the classroom structure and education and love he gets there. Thank you Mady! We love you!

I was referred to Next Step Learning Center by another reviewer who had given it a 5-star rating…read more Unfortunately, my experience took a negative turn when I decided to withdraw my children from the daycare due to scheduling conflicts. To validate a point made by another reviewer, it is indeed true that sensitive information about parents is discussed with other parents. I was personally told information about another parent by the Director, Madeline, which I found to be highly unprofessional. One particular incident that caused me significant concern was when I arrived to drop off my children and found the 2-year-olds and 3-year-olds sitting on the curb outside. As I drove up the driveway, the children were in close proximity to my car, creating a potentially dangerous situation. When I decided that the daycare's closure for a week and its shortened Friday summer hours conflicted with my work schedule, I provided a two-week notice for my two youngest children and informed the Director of the end date for my oldest, which was three weeks later. Following this, the situation deteriorated. A few days later, the Director informed me that she had contacted Care 4 Kids, received approval, and had already sent out certificates for my oldest to leave on the same date as my two youngest--essentially forcing my oldest out of the daycare because of our decision to leave. When I inquired why she had contacted Care 4 Kids and changed the date without consulting me, she did not provide a satisfactory answer and instead suggested discussing it later, which never happened as she was consistently unavailable. I then contacted Care 4 Kids and was informed that they had no record of her call, and my oldest child's end date in their system remained the date I had originally chosen. This raised concerns that she might have been attempting to collect funds for the weeks my child would no longer be attending. I am inclined to believe that this may have happened with other families as well. In conclusion, I cannot recommend this daycare, not because of the staff, but due to the actions of the Director. In my opinion, her daughter, who is much more professional, would be a better fit for the Director role. I will also be advising those I referred to this daycare to consider other options.