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I was extremely impressed with HVAC course, the environment and the most especially the staff. HUGO…read moretook a personal interest in my development, Derrick & Robert were both uniquely amazing and most of all Rchard's ability to translate the vast amount of information into simplistic terms was outstanding. I fully recommend this course to all who wish to change their lives with impact.

So far so good. I went on the website and did some research about the programs they offer, I went…read moreto inquire about the fire program but I saw that you have to have an EMT certification before you can apply so I called in advance to make sure the advisor would be there and I spoke with Daniel, he was AWESOME and extremely welcoming. I'm prepared all documents needed to get my application Daniel also explained every single page of the application which was nice. He made the process very smooth as well as I came dressed according to their policy on the website. I'm extremely excited to start the EMT program in June with my next goal to enroll into their fire 1 and 2. Watching the recruits do their drills was MOTIVATING!! I can't wait to see what is in store for me.

I went here to inquire about the EMT course, The buildings are a little confusing so I had no idea…read morewhere to go to speak to an advisor. I ended up behind the building where the advisor was and confronted by a man named "Dan" who rudely asked "WHY ARE YOU HERE!?!?!" and why my Uber was on his "soil" I kindly responded that I was here to meet with an advisor, to which he responded "WELL THE BUILDING IS RIGHT THERE!". I told him he did not have to speak to me in that manner and he told me "with an attitude like that maybe you shouldn't come here, you should leave". I am an African-American Women so I'm pretty sure he assumed I had an attitude based off my race and painting me out to be "The angry black woman". After I spoke with the advisor, I explained to him what happened and he told me "Dan told me what happened, it was just miscommunication". I then spoke to the chief who seemed VERY Nonchalant about the situation and seemed to not care or believe me. I will not be coming here, I did not feel welcomed and I felt discriminated against.

Very good training at this school. Very informative education at the school. They teachers make…read moreyou understand the material.

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I saw there was only one review of my school and unfortunately this review was giving false…read moreinformation insulting not only my school but my professors. I too am doing the RN program during covid currently, almost on my last semester to graduation. Simply put: if you need help at HCI, all you have to do is reach out. There is not a single person there that has ever treated me poorly, and they go above and beyond to see us students exceed including using their off time to meet with us either one on one for tutoring any time we request help, and also to do extra review sessions not during class hours. It insulted me to see that someone blamed their own academic performance on the college. What you put in, you get out. If you need help- ask for it. Just because the easier decision is to blame something besides yourself doesn't mean it's correct. Yes, some professors do have multiple jobs. Those with multiple jobs or children home in online learning as well still make time outside of class to answer us and help us whenever possible. Administration is extremely responsive and always willing to help as long as you come to them and ask. Covid has made things messy for everyone- but HCI is doing their best just like us to make it work as smoothly as possible. It is something unprecedented that no one has experienced therefore no one will be an expert on how to handle it, yet HCI college did their best and in my opinion has done an amazing job at helping all of us. Even during the confusion of clinical hours- instructors and admin were MORE than helpful and understand with issues with hours or not understanding the content requested to complete clinicals. Also as for accreditation- please do look into it because the claim was false. HCI is and has been accredited, and is in the process of being accredited by ACEN additionally. (nursing schools have two forms of accreditation, maybe this is why they were confused?) My opinion from personal experience of HCI- the main people who have a problem with HCI are people who prefer to blame anything but THEMSELVES before they have to take responsibility and put forth the effort to get off their behinds and get it taken care of- which is simply done by asking! Also if you don't like it here, then leave. No one likes bad company.

I will be honest, I recently graduated about 1 month ago. And since day one of the last semester,…read morethe mentality of the administration staff was to make us fail. I was top student number scoring only A+, and it is sad to see several of my fellow students fail due to this. They implemented several measures to flunk you in a way or another. For instance they want you to pass 5 exit exams including HESI, Kaplan, ATI. They tried implementing a 50% in subcategories, what does this mean. That even if you had a A+ in a class and A+ in the final exam, if you dont get all subcategories in your final exam above 50% you would fail. And most of the times this subcategories had what 2-3 questions so you missed one question you would be at 33% and would have to repeat the whole class and pay 5000 dollars again. Which makes no sense at all. Administration does not care about you, they dont give you information written they implement stuff with out written proof. There where so many incongruencies with the administration staff. Im not saying all of them are bad. There are amazing people working for them but the head of this school is simply terrible. I would definitively not recommend you assist this school. Please look somewhere else if you dont want to be stressed and with a limited chance of graduating. With the probability of paying thousands of dollars just so you fail one question or you fail you final exit exam and you have to repeat the whole semester again, which makes you loose money and time.

Poor training, overpriced, terrible experience with customer service. really hope that they give…read moreme my certiicate soon or AT LEAST a letter off completion of 40 hours of training. They offer payment in installments without disclosing the fact that they will not give you anything until the end of the 3 months of installments.

I recently completed their CPI course online, and the course itself was great. Sign up was easy,…read moreand the course and certication delivery were fast. However, I tried to reach out on several occasions regarding the wording on my certificate. My employer requested that either a letter or a revised certificate be provided. I understand that this may be asking a lot, and may not be possible. Regardless, a return call, email, and/or text would have been very helpful. Apparently, they do not respond to those who are not affiliated with their programs. At least I am hoping that is why I never heard back. Now, the money i spent on that course is now wasted, because they didn't help me with 1 word. I will not be using their services in the future, and I hope my review serves as a warning to others.

I am so glad that I found The Guild. My intro to blacksmithing class was fantastic - the instructor…read moreand staff were so helpful and knowledgeable, and really made the process accessible. They have literally everything that you need - all tools and materials, even gloves and band-aids for those beginner blisters and free water for your studio time. Blacksmithing itself is definitely way harder than I anticipated, but with their help I was able to make my first piece and I'm so proud of it. They offer tons of classes (blacksmithing and other crafts like leatherwork and welding), as well as studio time along with your sessions to come back and practice. I had a little trouble with the heat so I think I'll need to wait until things cool down again to give blacksmithing another try, but I can't wait to come back and try knife-making! If you're like me and have been itching to try those traditional Ren Faire crafts, be sure to check this place out!

FIVE STARS. FIVE FLAMES. FIVE REASONS TO CANCEL YOUR BORING LIFE…read more Let's be clear. Pompano Beach is known for sunshine, ocean breeze, retirees on bicycles... and now apparently, a full-blown cathedral of fire and skill hiding in plain sight. The Guild is not a "cute workshop." It's not Pinterest. It's not "sip and glue." It's heat. Steel. Sparks. Sweat. Focus. This Valentine's Day, I didn't take Julia to dinner. I didn't buy flowers that would wilt faster than a South Florida ice cube. I brought her here. Six hours. Not a tourist demo. Not a 90-minute novelty class. Six hours in front of a forge forging a heart-shaped candle holder with our own hands. Hammer by hammer. Reheat. Adjust. Strike. Repeat. Learning that steel has rules--and if you ignore them, it punishes you. And here's what makes The Guild different: They don't just teach blacksmithing. They teach skills. Real skills. The kind that make your brain fire differently. The kind that remind you you're capable of more than scrolling and complaining about traffic. Under master instruction from real working craftsmen--not influencers, not hobbyists, not YouTube theorists--you feel the weight of competence in the room. Calm. Precise. Zero fluff. This place teaches: * Blacksmithing * Metalwork * Practical craftsmanship * Discipline * Patience * Teamwork * How not to panic when something is literally glowing red In a world built on disposable nonsense, The Guild builds permanence. You leave tired in the best way. You leave with calluses. You leave with something you made that will outlive your streaming subscriptions. And here's the wild part: You find your tribe. The slightly unhinged, joy-filled, skill-hungry humans who think "let's hit hot steel with hammers" is a perfect date night. Five stars isn't enough. This is five roaring forges and a standing ovation. If you're in South Florida and you want more than beaches and brunch-- If you want to actually learn something-- If you want a date night that doesn't involve a waiter explaining foam-- Go to The Guild. Hit the steel. And remember you're not fragile.

As an observer at the Fort Lauderdale location, and not a class participant, I was impressed. For…read moreseveral weeks of the class, I was working out of the same coworking space as the class graduating in August 2015. I got to talk with a lot of the participants and really enjoyed getting to know some of them a bit. They were a smart, interesting group from very diverse backgrounds, all excited about learning to code. In their last few weeks of the class, the students were formed into small groups of 3 or so to work on a project to be presented at Pitch Day at the end of their time at Wyncode. The Pitch Day presentations were entertaining, informative and showed off the groups' presentation skills as well as their coding skills they'd developed over a very short time. Very nicely done.

From the owner: Wyncode Academy is a development bootcamp immersing students in a demanding and inspiring learning…read moreenvironment engineered to develop successful coders with business acumen. For 9 weeks you are immersed in learning how to code in Miami's up and coming start up ecosystem. You will be given the training to succeed and make an impact in your chosen business or career whether in Miami or beyond.