Personal care in Honolulu, Hawaii... while giving students an educational experience…read more.. Located on Dillingham Boulevard, across from Costco Iwilei, is Honolulu Community College. After high school, my friend's daughter wanted to go to Cosmetology School and needed some customers to gain experience. If you need a simple manicure, pedicure, haircut, etc. - and have time... this is a great place to go! The prices are reasonable, and the students are sweet and open-minded! The teacher came around a few times to check on the progress, so no worries! Book your appointment, park on campus, and sign in with the receptionist who will give a parking pass for $3 - which will be added to the bill for services. It's cash only. Remember to tip the student! Note: I got a manicure - it was very relaxing! My former coworker got a haircut. My friend is getting a scalp treatment and facial tomorrow! I want to try that next!

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The school and instructors give you everything you need to be a successful caregiver and nurse…read moreassistant. They offer flexible class times to fit everyone's schedule. They even offer payment plans and financial aid to those who qualify. You get free CPR, First Aid, and bloodborne pathogen training that's included in tuition. You even get hands-on skills and training to use in the real work environment. They even offer review classes to students who complete the program. They definitely want to see you succeed during the program and after you receive a certificate. I would highly recommend this institution if you are interested in starting your career in the medical field.

Great school to consider if you want to be a Certified Nurse Assistant or Nurse Assistant. Helpful…read morepersonnel to assist you with the prerequisites to attend the training and successfully graduate. This class is self gratifying that what you had learned can be applied to care for your family, friends and residents in time of need. I highly recommend this school when considering to become a Nurses Aide.

Attended the Hawaii Liver Conference at the John Burns Medical School Auditorium. Im a PHD…read morestudent but I wanted to learn about liver diseases and treatment. The presenters had extensive education in liver diseases and treatment. There is ample street parking. The homeless are no longer living on the sidewalks by the medical school. Its a beautiful campus. Many restrooms on each floor. A Security guard protects the entrance. I felt very safe. The Auditorium was large and equipped with 2 large projection screens. The seats are a little small and I dont know how students can squeeze into them even if it is well padded with backpacks and a insulated drink.

Love the Architecture at this place with the honor and…read more There is a Native Hawaiian Medical Plants Garden in the Hearth of this large globally respected 'School of Medicine' on the island of Oahu and in Kakaako area. Street metered parking. Free Parking at the Kakaako Waterfront Park. Note that this specific parking lor closes at 10pm, I believe and you may get ticketed and towed. Globally Respected Proper Security; don't even play around.

McKinley Community School for Adults offers the community great courses at a reasonable price. The…read morestaff cares about their students and show it on a daily basis. You can take special interest classes or obtain your GED. Either way if your looking at learning a new skill or bettering your education McKinley Community School For Adults is the school for you.

I have been to McKinley for various trainings for the Department of Education. Mainly for one…read morewelcome orientation and several computer applications classes specified for my job. I think I have one more class coming up, a lab to practice and that's it. Maybe more in the future as I expand as a secretary. The parking is great, sometimes packed like a can of sardines but they usually do open more parking areas beyond the chain link gated areas. Park on gravel always otherwise you risk being towed. Classrooms are clean and evenly spacious between computer stations. There are bathrooms located on the 1st and 2nd floors and you need a key for both (men & women's)

I graduated from SPH a couple years ago and I can say that it without a doubt it changed my life…read morefor the better. SPH focuses on grounding and holding a loving space for others. The healing skills taught are only as good as the work we are willing to put in to ourselves to heal our old wounds. It is not easy, and it is not for everyone, but it is definitely worth the journey if you feel called to it.

Sacred Path Healing school can be life changing. I was going through a rough patch before school…read moreand after graduation, and it gave me the skill set to weather the storm, so to speak. School is hard, it is not for everyone, that is for sure. It is tough, but opens your eyes to the world, humanity, and the meaning of life.

Kuykendall Hall Who wants to watch a Dissertation Defense of…read morea random PHD student that you have never met? Oh! OH! OH oh oh! I volunteer Luis! I kinda love it how people what to have a little badge next to their name that says First to Review. I too have on purpose reviewed some worthy places that needed to have a page up on Yelp and yes I too happened to have a first to review star next to my name. Back to my running joke- Who wants to watch a Dissertation Defense? They are so much fun! Yeah, if you really are going for your PHD and are in the very same field as another student defending something not on your topic but from 1 or more of the same professors that will interview you live- then yes, you really should go out and watch a Dissertation Defense of a random person since they are open to the public just to mentally prepare for the tasks of explaining your standpoint on a very myopic topic that you have spent YEARS on that you may not realize have missed some of the more obvious questions that are usually asked. Also- it is a cool building to get away from people you are avoiding! Not cool as in "Victoria Secrets backstage VIP passes" cool but cool as in one of the buildings that has reliable AC in a muggy Manoa weather Cool. Classrooms are classrooms almost everywhere you go in the mainland- but not al UHM classrooms are equal as toooooo many are mobile trailers that DON'T have AC! Kuykendall, at least, has the tech needs of AC and AV that make for a good classroom for a modern prof to do his or her educational teaching tech needs fully. I got my MEd and had many classes in Kuykendall -so I liked it. I can't say the same for the other classroom settings that didn't have AC where I was dying (sic). Bathrooms- no they are not the freshest I have ever been in but the very nice thing about them is that there is always room for me or anyone to put their backpacks or books so that they don't have to go on the ground like in other public bathrooms. Halls- always fun to see what different Profs or students have put up on the boards- some great Far Side jokes all the way to the latest meeting of student organizations that can be beyond interesting. Noise level- quieter than one would assume in a college. I like UHM and Kuykendall was home to to many days and nights not to remember it well and go back happily knowing that homework is not due today. Until I have to be the one sitting watching a Dissertation Defense preparing for my own Prof to question me on my upcoming works. How do I know about the Dissertation Defenses and other programs? There is a robot email that you can sign up for if you are an alum or random person to know what is up with UHM events from different colleges like Language and Literature. There are other great news items that they email you if you are on the listserve- like 3/14: Flavors of India Tasting & Meet the Chef Tuesday, March 14, 2017 | 5:30 - 7:30p | Campus Center Ballroom Flavors of India - Meet & Greet with Chef Ronald Thomas Minezes Manoa Dining Services is bringing Chef Ronald Thomas Minezes from India to UH Manoa. This effort is part of Sodexo's Global Chef Program, which flies in culinary leaders. Maybe that would get more Yelp Foodies interested in some of the events going on from the staff working in Kuykendall Hall or UHM in general. Otherwise - see you on campus at Kuykendall Hall.

The English department at the University of Hawaii-Manoa will always hold a special place in my…read moreheart. I spent 5.5 years (including summers) at UHM, and English was the only subject at the school I always knew I'd truly enjoy, excel at and obtain a degree in. As it turns out, my double major in journalism was just fodder to my true love of creative writing. It's been almost a decade since I've last been here for academic purposes, but I do recall a lot about the building, the faculty offices and the types of classes they offered. I liked most of my professors, and I looked forward to attending most of my classes, especially the upper-level, free-form ones. Although the English department is the largest in the UHM College of Languages, Linguistics, and Literatures (LLL), I strongly believe that its headquarters at Kuykendall are grossly underfunded and in need of major repair. There's an inadequate number of classrooms, sometimes the elevator (i.e., only one) doesn't work, hallways have poor lighting and AC is spotty (especially in faculty offices). It used to feel like a ghost town to me on many occasions, since not very many people hung out on the 2nd or 3rd floors despite all the available benches. I'm giving the English Department / Kuykendall Hall four stars because - even if it takes another decade or two to actually fund and implement - I still believe there's potential here for something great.

This school has an incredible math team and it is lead by the great Mr Park and they're really…read moresmart because this school is great

I was a sub Health Assistant at Washington Middle and enjoyed the days I were there. I had no…read moreproblem with any of the students who were referred to the Health Room. They showed me respect and in return I respected them. Before applying any first aid treatment, I would explain what I was going to do and one student commented that I was the only one whoever talked with them. When I was there, next door was a classroom that some students would set up a hydration station for other students during recess. They would infuse the water with different types of fresh fruits. Many of the students took advantage of the hydration station. At the end of school I got to enjoy some of the girls practicing singing and dancing their native songs and dance. It was a pleasure to see this. Give WMS a chance it's a tough world out there and these young adults need as much positive energy as possible. There are a lot of good apples in the basket.

This place is really good. Book an appointment and they try to help you as much as possible. During…read moresome times in the semester it gets really busy, but walk-ins are accepted as well. I posted captions on all the pics so scroll through those, lol.

The staff is always so friendly and helpful! They will make your wildest dreams come true!read more