Love my Accounting and Quickbooks course at EII Phoenix. The instructor and owner Jackie does a great job at teaching the course online due to Covid. The instructional materials are exceptionally easy to understand and the videos are very informative. I am looking forward to completing the course and completing the Certiport Quickbooks exam! read more

BEWAREEE!!!!!!Please really consider your education when looking at this school. This was the worst experience. I was pregnant at the beginning of my course here for DELUXE INTRADERMAL Cosmetics ( PMU ). I suffered complications in my pregnancy and this course was a lot longer than I wanted. Everything learned was on a portal. Here is the nightmare. When it came time to actually do models. What I know now from support groups and YOUTUBE is sooooo much more learning than this school provided. Wow!!! I had no instruction or preparation to even touch real skin. I was never shown proper mapping, Stretching of the skin, ink theory and retention, not to mention needles and depth. This school should not be able to teach PMU. My models came in and I was literally left alone while my INSTRUCTOR while she was occupied on the computer. I had to call her over to help me which was worse because she would basically give no proper instruction and try to encourage to keep going with no proper instruction on this persons face. They had No proper materials everything used was cheap and not proper PMU materials. My 2000 plus kit was a pair of gray Costco gloves, a 20 dollar machine from amazon, a 1 small plastic cup for ink, and a used red and brown ink. Oh! and a grape fruit. The horror of this was beyond belief. Another model I had came in for eyeliner. I filled her eye ball with black ink with no further instruction. THERE ARE DROPS TO AVOID THIS. But I'm sure this cheap a**school would not splurge on that. I wish I knew then What I know now.BEWARE OF THIS SCHOOL!!! Waist of time and money. read more

If I could give this school ZERO star rating, I would. Under NO circumstances, should anybody attended this unprofessional, unsafe school. I attended their lash extension class this Monday, and the lack of education covered, blows my mind. I understand that you get what you pay for. However, I personally believe that even as a $200 class, students should be given enough knowledge to SAFELY execute lash extensions. The class DID NOT COVER the different types of curls, it DID NOT COVER the thickness or diameter of eyelash extensions, it DID NOT COVER how to remove or fill extensions, and we were NOT even given a physical example on how to isolate the natural lash before practicing on a live model. Matter of fact, when I asked her to physically show me how to apply lashes, she aggressively went at my model's eyes without sanitizing her hands, and tried to isolate an eyelash WITH HER FINGERS! Not only that, but Jackie the instructor was not even in the classroom with the students and their model for an extended period of time. I had to get up, leave my model and the classroom, to try to find the instructor because we were LEFT ALONE. We were given NO PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE when it comes to lash cleansers, primers, or removers, and were told of two lash glues. One of the glues which is used for lash tabbing (a semi permanent method and is about 9 dollars at Sally's) and a second glue that was claimed to be a good 50$ lash glue, but is 25$ on Ebay. Not only were we not given enough education, but we were given INCORRECT INFORMATION. Incorrect information that could potentially harm our models. We were given lash clusters (from walgreens, Sally's, or walmart) and were told to apply them with extension glue as a "volume" lash. These clusters are FAR too heavy for anybody's natural lash, and premade 3D, 4D, 5D etc volume extension fans are not the same thing. We were also given CHEAP extensions with a .20 diameter. After doing my research and talking to several certified lash artists, .20 diameter is almost always too thick for any natural eyelash and could BREAK the models natural lashes potentially PERMANENTLY damaging them. The worst part is that another student had accidentally GLUED HER MODEL'S EYE SHUT. She asked the instructor Jackie for help and the entire class watched Jackie examine the model's eyes. Jackie's response was then "her eyes sure are glued shut, good luck with that!" and then she proceeded to LEAVE THE ROOM without helping, again. I have tried to contact her to ask for a refund, I offered to even give my certificate back. She is not negotiating, is telling the other students and I that I am lying, and has now THREATENED HER LAWYER on me. If I were you, I would save your money for a better class that will give you a safe, reliable education. If you have any questions feel free to contact me! I can give you some more information. :) read more

School sanitizes with hospital grade disinfectant. The other reviews were from girls that didn't even finish Beauty School. I went to school here and everything was completely sanitized daily, hourly, and with the strongest hospital grade disinfectant. read more

I am upset that I even have to give this school a one star raiting. Please if you value your license or are looking for certification in lash extensions do not go to this school or take any of their training courses! I Attended a lash extension class at this school and to say it was a complete rip off is an understatement. First off the instructor/ owner showed up late. Nothing was set up for class. Her training was drawing some random lashes on a dry erase board and playing some videos. There was zero hands on training provided by this "instructor" on isolation. She called our models guinea pigs and said to "try all the glues and lashes on them it's what they are here for." She did not show us how to to apply the eye pads, how to properly place lash extensions on the eye lashes, there was no prepping of the lashes other than clean them with eye solution and a q tip, there was no sanitation, she provided cheap lashes to put on our models, their idea of sanitation was to go around and squirt some hand sanitizer on our hands. I am brand new to lash extensions and during my application my models eye got glued shut. When I advised the instructor/ owner of this she said "it sure is, good luck with that" and walked away! Another student had to help me get my models eye open! The instructor left us with unlicensed and uncertified staff of hers (the enrollment person Cami and an accounting person) while she left and there were also several times we were left completely alone. There was zero guidance from the instructor. The final product of the lash extensions on the models was NEVER checked by the instructor. After the class I had a person with two lash extension certifications review my work and stated that the lashes needed to be removed immediately. During the removal process the technician advised me that the lashes provided by the instructor were much to heavy for my models lashes and those are not used in the industry. The diameter used for lash extensions is no bigger than a .15 and this instructor gave .20 lashes to be used. Also the instructor claimed the glue was high quality glue that cost over $50, I found the glue on eBay for $25. The lash technician who removed the lashes said she has never had glue that was so difficult to remove. She also stated that had that instructor even made an attempt to give us quality training she would not have certified me based on those lashes because they were not applied properly and were much to heavy for the model. I contacted the owner/ instructor and she stated that the things I was stating happened were untrue. I asked for a refund and also stated I would be more than happy to return my certificate to her as I felt that I should not have the certificate because I do not know how to properly apply lashes still and I feel like it would be a danger to the public and my reputation as a esthetician and lash technician for me to even attempt to do lashes with the subpar training that I paid for. The owner stated there were no refunds even though she did not provide the service promised which was to properly train us to do lash extensions. Also, this schools idea of training is to throw on a video of eye brow extensions tell you to look up at it every once in a while and give you your certificate. How this is even legal is beyond me. After a few back and forth emails with the owner / instructor, she immediately stated that in our contract we signed and agreed to pay all legal fees and that if we wanted to take further action we needed to contact her lawyer. I have no clue how someone like this lady Jacki the owner and instructor and this school can still be in business. How can you send people out into the world that don't know what they are doing that may potentially cause harm to the public with a clear conscious?! All they care about is making money. They have ZERO integrity. read more