I've taken a motorcycle safety class here, a concealed carry permit here, and now I'm taking an…read moreAdobe Creative Suite class. All the instructors I've had have been top-notch, and the facilities themselves are really great. That along with the fact that classes are affordable? Great Oaks (of which Scarlet Oaks is one campus) is an asset to its communities.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Industrial, Technical & Trade Schools…read more- Adult Education

Best kept secret in Fluid Power. They do the hard stuff: Engineering, Troubleshooting, Training,…read moreStart-Ups, Design & Build, Digital Documentation... If you have advanced automation systems, or even simple hydraulic circuits, trust these guys to move you along. They're well-connected, down-to-earth and extremely knowledgeable. They're a small biz, but work internationally with the biggest of companies and universities. So they'll do right by you.

From the owner: CFC Industrial Training empowers human enterprise with industrial skills and solutions to…read moremanufacturing and engineering obstacles. From fundamental training, to expert consulting and digitization, we are committed to your progress. Hurdle inexperience and design challenges with our personal support and old-fashioned drive to roll-up our sleeves and tackle problems.

My daughter started the Culinary Arts program here and she Absolutely loves it. She has always said…read moreshe wanted to be a Chef and now she is living up to that dream. She has forever been an excellent student now she is loving school even more. She volunteers for every event possible, even if it's a weekend. She looks forward to going to school now and I'm proud of her! The staff is really friendly and helpful and this location is nice. I definitely recommend Butler Tech to anyone!

I am a student at this school and it is unreal how poorly managed everything is. This is not…read moreadvertised but the HVAC program is student taught, meaning the teacher himself does not actually teach the curriculum. The students are expected the teach each other the material via pre-made power point where we are covering one to two units per day (due to the class being too short to cover the whole book in a reasonable manner). So obviously no one is retaining the material. There is barley any hands on work its all "taught" through power points. I have been here 6 months and we have only brazed (one of the most important skills in HVAC) two times due to the school just not bothering to order gas for the torches. If you want to get into the HVAC field just pay 80$ to take the EPA 608 test yourself, its the same certification the school is training you for and is needed to work in the field. You can find resources to study for the test online yourself way cheaper than 13K. I will be notifying the state board of education about this as well.

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From the owner: The Greene County Career Center, a part of the Greene County Vocational School District, offers…read morehigh school and adult education services to students. The center coordinates a variety of career and technical education programs in marketing, information technology, human services, hospitality and tourism, and manufacturing and construction technologies. The Greene County Career Center s curriculum includes English, math, science and social studies. It also offers membership opportunities to students in organizations, such as the Business Professionals of America, Future Farmers of America, Future Educators Association, and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. The Greene County Career Center s adult education program includes courses in child care, culinary arts, fire fighting, office technology and emergency medical service.

So, I recently had to take a computerized standardized test for my licensure, and there were a few…read moresites available locally, but I picked this one because it was reasonably close to home and looked like it had good parking (because who wants to be frantically searching for parking when you're already nervous about taking a big test!). You have to register, schedule, and pay on-line, which is great, because they know you're coming and they're ready for you. It's a little buried in the back of little "business park", but it was relatively easy to find, and there was ample parking. I was early, and walked in to check out the situation, and the staff greeted me professionally and were very flexible. They got me started right away even though I was way early. They had everything setup for all their tests all day (waivers, non-disclosure agreements, computers, etc.), which was very impressive. I walked in and my paperwork was ready to go, I just had to read and sign it. The computer where I took my test was already loaded with my test and waiting for me, ready to go. The staff was friendly and helpful. I'm not sure if I could have asked for anything else from them. Ultimately, when you've got a big test to take like this, you want as straightforward an experience as possible so you can focus on the test itself and not worry about other stuff. This location provided that.

They have contacted me off and on for about a year despite that I have never solicited their…read moreservices and have asked them on every occasion to remove me from their pool of prospective victims. Their emails offer no link to follow to unsubscribe, so I have to email back or call Samantha and ask to be removed on each occurrence. I fail to grasp how it can be that they are unable or unwilling to understand that I will not do business with them. In my opinion, they are the most desperate, unctuous sort of people.

** Like a Chinese fire drill !!! * Went to my Great Oaks…read moreclass, with extreme difficulty, and got a few pointers. Before you go to your class, a few pointers: Large campus, but no map is available. Some buildings are marked, others not, The directions I received indicated Bldg 303, Door 3. The class was held in Bldg 400, some 300 yards away. Finding Bldg 303 was not easy. There was a phone number to call, but they refuse to answer the phone. You can leave a msg, but they refuse to return the call. Others in the class reported the same experiences. Your tax dollars at work! I Googled the address, but had to try a few times because the street for Bldg 303 was not given. I got directions from Google, but then the directions told me to turn onto a one-way road, the wrong way. Give yourself extra time and take food and water.

This is my trade school. I attend for cosmetology. It's the best decision I have ever made with my…read morelife. They have adult ed in one wing during the day while holding high school classes. At night they hold adult classes all through out the building. The teachers are FANTASTIC and work with you to help you succeed. You're more than just a student-- you're their student. In the labs we're a family not just a class. With this school I will go far in life.

I just took my driver's test here a few days ago. I cant find them on Google and now they go…read moreUnclaimed on Yelp. Well, , serves me right for not doing my research before setting an appointment there. Save yourself time and money and read my review. Please read if you are taking your skill test and maneuverability test. I have 7000 trips with rideshare companies and a clear driving record for 30 years. I failed the driving test. The 2 staff, 1 male and 1 female were pleasant and we chit chatted. I arrived 20 minutes early and made small talk with them. Yet I failed. You HAVE TO STOP AT A STOP SIGN OR LIGHT FOR 3 SECONDS. NOT ONE OR TWO OR 2.5. A WHOLE 3 SECONDS. Even if like me, the road is completely clear and there isn't a car to be seen. That's why I failed as an adult. I now have to pay $60 for online courses and another $50 for another test. Thats $110 for a 6 second mistake. Not to mention the addional time this costs me. The elderly, white male instructor said most people fail the first time for the same reason. Yet he SAID NOTHING before the test and failed to warn me. I had told him I had 7000 trips with Uber, and I showed up driving a new, unblemished, dent free car. I clearly know how to drive. So this place is a racket. It's a way to make more money for this school. I don't appreciate this and I doubt you will either. The teenager in the lobby was on his 3rd attempt. I'm sorry, but that's absurd. I received my assessment in an email and found he dinged me for other reasons like turning too slow/fast (didnt happen) And failing to check mirror before a lane change (didnt happen). The email is purposefully difficult to read and understand and I have an English degree. So be sure to ask them in person to explain each place you lost points and what to do differently next time. I went in thinking I would be treated fairly. I left feeling like I'd been Had.