Great place to retake BLS. Great instructors. Easy location to find. The only negative was it is…read morewas warm in the classroom.

I just wanted to book a class for a small group of people but the person answering the phones was…read moreextremely rude and not helpful at all. I already booked a class for 9 people at another school that took the time to provide some information. FYI it took only 4 minutes to get that info. Sorry RC Healthcare you lost some business for a rude receptionist that didn't want to take 4 minutes of her time to do her job.

This review is in regard to the online level 2 certification. The website claims it is "24/7" when…read moreit actually isn't. You would think it's a somewhat automated process but there are people manually doing things that hold up your progress. The quality of the course is okay if you like ai videos reading bullet points off to you and then watching content not even made by the instructor but ripped from someone else. I would recommend paying an extra 10 dollars for a more polished experience. If this is all you can afford it'll get the job done.

Outstanding quality of training!!! Chief instructor is a US Army Veteran who has been deployed to…read moreAfghanistan.... Training is top- notch& goes well beyond what I have obtained through several previous academies. I am using this school for all future training!!

I received a new quote $1875.00 for one side of house with chain link fence. I feel he saw more…read morematerial was needed and wanted to find a way not to fulfill the agreement. He called me to say he could not find his installer. How do you run a business and do not know where your installer is? FOR POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS: Please careful with business. he does not have pictures of previous work and do not understand. I told him I wanted the fence to come to the end of the house and he went to the street. He seemed confused or not enough knowledge on fence installatio. He sent me an invoice showing total of $1875.00 to complete the job up until the last me. I don't want any other customer to have to go through this. If you decide to use this company for fencing, make sure he comprehend what want and written down the quote.

Learned a lot from the course, fun experience. Also the teacher works with you until you have it…read moredown.

All my instructor's Richard, Russell, Patrick Philips, Terry, Frank, even Javier (who has not been…read moremy immediate instructor) are amazing they have a tremendous passion for teaching students who are passionate about learning the welding trade. Do not come here expecting to ride on with just your skills learned beforehand because they are training you to be in the workforce they don't tolerate tardiness or excuses because they want you as their students to be someone they can recommend to a previous employer they won't if you don't show your dedication along with your skills. They truly prepare you for the job you want and if you don't show them your dedication to it they will try to make you understand the importance of being dedicated and willing. They don't just teach skills they teach real career lessons. They know in depth about the trade and they will teach you how to prepare not only in skills but expectations and experience.

Attended 2021-2022 in applied Science in Welding Technology. The classes are educational, and…read moreinstructors check the work, but TSTC is not AWS certified, so they do not provide transitions to the welding field when you graduate. The Careers office is focused on the other departments, and job fairs they host favor other industrial avenues at the school. The instructors will tell you the same thing, to apply to join the unions, and get your AWS certs from certified locations.

I enrolled my daughter at the Aliana location and they are the best. The instructors are attentive…read moreand patience w the kids. They have the best pricing in the area. After over a month of lessons my daughter already making progress w swimming in her own for a few strokes. Definitely going to reenroll her for next year.

Excellent, affordable swim school that hires the best young instructors in town who really know how…read moreto swim and can effectively teach children and adults alike. Student-teacher ratio size is excellent. I felt very much like I received individualized attention and actually learned and made progress through the sessions. The instructors and staff are all caring, encouraging and really want to see you make progress. I would recommend in a heart beat. Thank you!

This welding school has been nothing short of FANTASTIC! It far exceeded our expectations. I wasn't…read moresure what to expect at first, but EVERY single person at this school went above and beyond for my son who attended here. Thanks to instructors like Scott, he has learned every facet of welding and is prepared to enter the workforce after just a year of training. It is the first time I have ever seen him WANT to go to class because he enjoys it so much. His upcoming graduation is bittersweet because everyone there has become like family to him. He has made so many lifelong friends and just learned so much it's impossible to put my gratitude into words! We are beyond thrilled we were lucky enough to find this place and would strongly recommend it to anyone pursuing a career in welding, you will NOT be disappointed!

PWA is an excellent school that strives to make sure each student succeeds at their goals.read more

Think CAREER, what do you want to be? A low voltage cable technicial? An electrician? You've…read morestepped into the right place. This is a school I believe funded by the state. It is free except that you have to buy the books. Back in 1996 when I was going here the books were about $350, that's pretty cheap I hear compared to your College/University books. You most likely have to go down to the Union hall IBEW 716 off of 610 North and get signed up to begin this. Classes were on Mondays for the low voltage apprentices, Monday and Thursdays for the electricians. Beginning time was 6:00 and usually lasted till about 10:00 pm. While going here you usually are put in the Union books for jobs that will have you punching down your industrial RJ 45 telephone/computer jacks, running 25 + pair back bone cable from the server to the actual computer outlets in offices. If not doing this most likely you are being taught the codes and precedures in installing electrical panels, grounding, pipe bending etc on the electrical side. The teachers here are VERY informing and are master electricians in the day time theirselves. If you care about your studies with the books and what they have to teach then they will not let you fail. Have you ever seen Fisk Electric or Melton Electric van just to name a few? These are the unionized companies where the apprentices come from and in fact that very same computer that you are using might have been worked on by one of them at one time. If I had to do it all over again, I would certainly always recommend here and do it again, You must pass a back ground, drug and aptitude test before beginning these classes.

I turned out from their 5-Year Electrical Apprenticeship program last year in June (2014)…read more I went from having an Associates Degree, student loan debt, and no serious earning potential into a new world with immediate and solid employment, medical and retirement right off the jump, contractual raises, and a well defined career path. You are provided with fulltime work during the duration of the program. Once you graduate.. the skills, work history, and credentials you have earned can get you a good paying job anywhere in the country. The men and women who helped me through the program are the best professionals in the trade, as well as approachable and helpful. Things are strict but fair, and you get what you put in. I recommend this school and this Apprenticeship program to anyone who will listen. Its a really good thing to be a part of.

Volunteering for our children's schools and support for education & community has always been…read moreimportant to me personally but after attending the Districts' volunteer appreciation luncheon I realized that it is the culture, the way of life within their schools. There were countless truly amazing, giving, kind people at the luncheon and listening to their selfless and unbelievably generous contributions was too great for words even. It started with Dr. Randle a truly phenomenal Superintendent, a strong school board and superstar administrators and they undoubtedly maintain excellence campus-wide at each of the schools amongst staff entirely. By viewing their various social media outlets you will notice how much they show their appreciation taking every opportunity to give back to their devoted employees, it's amazing. Mrs. Ziebold, Mrs. Becerra, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Dickerson and future administrators have our families' unending support and gratitude and we look forward to continuing to watch the district & it's success continue to grow and flourish! #betheonelcisd