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!

Excellent training by Rick the owner. He is knowledgeable and took time to help with any…read morequestions. Highly recommend this business if you need any certification for this category.

Not sure what kind of college is that. LOL. I have emailed this place as we have planned to attend,…read moreasked some questions and requested some details - got no response. Then I called, spoke to the person who asked to fill out the form on site as if I am registering and they would get back to me. No one did get back to me within two weeks. So I called again and I was promised that someone would contact me and answer my questions about courses, etc. No one did. So about a month and a half later I am writing this review - I have really tried to give those people a chance. Now here is my impression: 1. Disgusting web site. It would be ok in the beginning of 90x, but not today. 2. Awful communication skills - I have not received email or a phone call 3. Terrible PDF form, that you "need" to fill (which is not fillable at all) 4. Absolutely no customer service - I have not being contacted despite my 3 attempts 5. This whole experience left me with a feeling that this is some sort of a scam or not a real educational organization. Hope this would help someone...

Got my certification in one day at this place. Pretty new (fresh paint smell in the washroom) but…read moreso is the equipment. Shayne was a great trainer.

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

When Home Depot, Canadian Tire, and Rona doesn't make the cut…read more You come here. I had plumbing issues. The nut surrounding a faucet cartridge was too big for any of my wrenches and sockets. Online searches for a larger socket/wrench lead me to sets of sockets and wrenches in the hundreds of $$'s. I didn't need that. All I needed was one size, since I have the ratchet. Princess Auto popped up on my search. Lo and behold, they sell the individual sockets from ~$10 - $15 each! Exactly what I was looking for! A far cry from the 100's of $$'s. Problem solved. I also had to get a driver adapter for the 1/4 in to 1/2 in size for the socket. I ended up getting 5 sockets in total, because I didn't know the size of that nut. I did this over two visits. Returns and exchanges were a breeze. No questions asked. I only needed the one socket an they happily delivered for my needs. It's out of the way for me, but it meant that I didn't have to buy an entire set of tools that would end up sitting around. In search of an odd tool? Recommend you do a search here. They just might have it.

Good old Princess Auto. I haven't shopped here in ages. I work nearby and was asked a friend to…read moredrop by to pick up some hex screws. Wow nothing has changed since last time I was here which was like at least 7 years ago. Princess Auto can be compared to Harbour Tools in the USA. Their prices are at the low end but there is a reason for that. You are sacrificing quality too for the price you pay. Overall, it is not bad. There are plenty of parking here. But to get to the store is quite tricky. It is not easy to find the entrance. They do have a giant sign that say Princess Auto. The store is big.