Great place for some industry and hands-on education…read more Parking is most pay lots, but if you don't mind a short walk, there are spots to be had around the perimeter side streets. The campus is split up nicely into 4 quadrants, though you'll still need a map to find individual buildings. There are quite a few workshops scattered throughout, and they look pretty well-equipped. Food selection is a bit limited, but there is some catering available.

I went to school here! Took some courses which are mostly IT courses. I still have my student card…read moreand its still valid! The campus is split into 4 section. But because most of my courses are either in business related or IT related, they are usually in the B or C area. All parking are pay parking. I would take the skystrain and then bus which stops right in front of the school. They have another campus downtown!

We took a fall protection instructor course with this company and Don the instructor was very…read moredetailed on WorkSafeBC regulations. He is very knowledgeable and answered all of my questions. The company provided us with all our training needs, course material and student books at no extra cost. They accept major credit cards for payment and it was very easy to register for the course over the phone with their friendly staff.

From the owner: We are the leaders in providing Fall Protection training in BC.read more

This is a clinic for the students at Van Career College training to be RMTs. They provide 70 minute…read moretreatments for $23.10 and the students gain practical credits for every patient they treat. So go get a massage and help the students out!

A fresh and latest version of Ace trades and Technical Institute is the new face of technical…read morecommunity college in surrey. Ace community college has its roots planted back in 90's by a visionary woman named supneet chawla who i have admired and later acquainted with . So when i learned about her new venture, I couldn't resist but to check it out as well. So here is a glimpse of Ace community college. 1. The college offers electrician levels training and Red Seal preparation just like BCIT does 2. It has huge classrooms for lectures and workshops for the practical part of the courses 3. Well qualified and industry special instructors. 4. In- house english learning and first aids course school. 5. Well equipped kitchen for students and staff Good trades program will be offered in surrey at our very own scott road. To start with electrical trades followed by plumbing and the vision is to include all trades. So , don't go far but Come , join for level 1 ,2 , 3 or just prepare for redseal exam. They have it all

Fake teachers, fake institution these people get money from the government and hoard it all for…read morethemselves and pay imigrants who are trying to get their PR in Canada by paying them chicken scratch to work while they can hardly speak English in the classroom. The notes are one typo after another full of errors and incorrect answers, the structured cabling program is a nightmare words can't even explain, the staff is unprofessional but sometimes you almost can't help feel bad for them as it's not there fault they are just trying to make ends meet but this institution is a scam and should be illegal

I jus got my sensor left n boom platform training n it was fun I learn alot the instructor was a…read morevery nice n very knowledgeable. I recommend Leavitt Machinery .

From the owner: Leavitt Machinery offers comprehensive safety training courses in the Vancouver area, tailored for…read morevarious needs, including in-class, train the trainer, blended, and online options. Specializing in material handling equipment training, forklifts, telehandlers, boom lifts and skid steers, our training programs are designed to meet CSA and OSHA/ANSI standards, ensuring operators receive certification compliant with local regulations. Courses cover identifying hazards, conducting safety checks, using PPE, and understanding equipment-specific safety operations. With over 40,000 operators trained annually and access to over 1,500 courses across 31 locations, Leavitt Machinery is committed to enhancing workplace safety.