This morning I showed up for the skills portion for my BLS certification course at Safety Training…read moreSeminar and had a mixed experience. The room itself was very clean and comfortable, making it a good environment to learn and complete the training. Unfortunately, the biggest issue was access to the facility. The person responsible for opening the suites did not arrive on time, which caused a delay for my appointment. I called the number provided, and although they attempted to reach her, she did not answer. I also tried calling multiple times with no response. The Safety Training Seminar member I spoke with over the phone mentioned they could reschedule me for a later time if needed since they could not reach her and were unsure of why the suite was closed. She eventually answered my call, this being after 9:30 AM, stating she was sick and had just opened. While I understand things happen, it was frustrating having to wait and ask nearby businesses for help especially when someone mentioned this isn't the first time the door hasn't been unlocked and she " tends to forget " so I'm not sure how true her statement of being sick was especially since she answered my call extremely rude and then hung up I hope this issue is addressed moving forward, as the training itself and the facility were otherwise good.

I went to this school last month and took the CNA program for 22 days, I must say I really liked…read morethe school. The instructor is really nice and I can tell that she is very passionate about her job. The place is nice, safe, and very convenient. It is located at Filipino plaza, and it's close to many local businesses, such as banks, restaurants, cinema, police station, gray hound station, etc. The staffs at the clinical site, Whispering Hope Care Center, were all very kind and helpful. With in that 22 days of both theory and clinical, I have learned so much about the course and how to become an effective and reliable nursing assistant. Would I recommend this school? YES! The school has a 100% passing rate.

I have other concern since they didn't give us 1098 form for taxes ,is there anybody who knows the…read morefederal tax id of the school. I did cna last year but i don't have their tax id to fill the taxes.

Although you'll be able to get into Nursing school right away in this competitive environment,…read morethink to yourself first if you really want to go here? I was not expecting how unorganized and one sided the school is. Semester 2, there was alot of changes to the syllabus and scheduling and they say one thing over the other.

Xavier College is a small school, which means you don't have a hard time gettinig a hold of staff,…read moreincluding the dean of the school if needed. She has an open door policy for students to speak with her whenever they want/need. They are very flexible on the clinical schedule which is good for those of us with kids or jobs that are not flexible. All of the instructors are very knowledgable and well respected in the fields they teach. One of our instructors is actually sought out by several schools. The time commitment is great. No Monday through Friday. Just one 8 hour day of class and 2-3 days of 12 hour clinicals/ SIM labs. There is no physical library at this time, but the school gives you E-books for each course, as well as access to saunders (both book and question bank), and ATI(physcal books, E-books, and question banks). They also are a lot more patient with semester payments than other schools. No one in my cohort failed the exit exam, so this program sets you up pretty well. Everytime we attend clinicals, we are told how greatful staff is to see Xavier students and that we are more competent by the time we graduate than students from other schools. We are allowed to start IV's, insert foleys, pass meds-of course under the nurse or our instructors supervision, but other programs don't allow student's to practice certain skills from what we've all heard. Over all, for the length of the program, the location, the price, and the training, I recommend this program to anybody who asks about nursing school. I would even come back to this school for my RN to BSN, but they are still in the process on working towards that accreditation and they said it will be a few years until that program can be up and running.

I took the Clinical Medical Assisting Class offered by CalRegional also known as HarperRand…read moreCalRegional. It was $2,995, for 8 weeks, in person 9AM-1PM. Textbook not included (I have a physical MA Textbook available for sale for this class, if anyone wants to buy it off of me lmao! Not kidding either!) Navy Blue scrubs only is the uniform color you'll need for the class. My instructor was Ms Nina, although we were able to meet and be taught by the then, CalRegional Manager but now Instructor again, Melony for our class for a few days. Melony is a great instructor for the few days we had her. She taught us a lot. She is also very approachable and it was easy to get ahold of her. She was always responsive when I needed to get in contact with her towards the end of my class when she was placing me for my Externship. I was actually very lucky to be apart of the last of her students she placed for Externship before she stepped down as manager and became an Instructor again. Now Kathi is the current CalRegional manager. Let's get back to my class, as I said my Instructor was Ms Nina and I can't say enough good about her. She is the best! She's honest and open, her teaching methods are very hands on. She's funny as hell and super relatable too! She gave us a lot of insight on what to expect in the real world and couldn't stress safety enough! Our class was small, but made the learning experience all the more better. She taught us all so well and really made the time to help each one of us to be successful and absorb and understand what she was teaching us. Healthcare and the world in general need more people like Ms Nina! Thanks to her, I scored so well on my AMCA Exam and feel more confident than ever in my ability to be an amazing CMA. Note for future students: get all your prerequisites in by the first week! (Except for the drug test obviously, but at least pay for it and upload your receipt) Don't wait until midterm. Get it done by the first or second week. That way when it comes time for Kathi to place you at your externship, you can get placed sooner rather than later. I did all my pre reqs by the first week and got my externship start date for 3 days after my last day of class. If you wait til last minute to upload all your pre reqs and you'll end up being placed at externship later, because CalRegional technically has up to 60 days to place you. Also, pay your tuition in full so that way once you finish your externship and email your booklet to CalRegional you can immediately get your Certificate! If not, you don't receive it until you're paid in full.

Jennifer was my Phlebotomy Teacher and she made sure my class and myself had all of the tools that…read morewe needed to pass our AMCA! She was amazing Thanks Jenn! 10/10 I'd definitely recommend. -Dee Class of May 2026!!

Just completed their 35-hour administrator course. Steve and Marika are great! Very organized in…read moretheir teaching with years of personal experience in the industry. Steve will make sure you learn to use your manual when you're lost. Very affordable as well.

This is to provide a 5-Star review to BOTH Marci Munsing and Lisa Raines for their outstanding…read moreassistance in walking me through the steps associated with the continuing education and associated exam requirement to renew my real estate broker's license. Both Marci and Lisa were very professional, cordial, and helpful in answering all my questions and guiding me through the process. This is my 2nd renewal and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Executive Programs Real Estate School. James Corbett Broker/Owner - J.A. Corbett Real Estate 818-212-0016 jim4realestate1@gmail.com jimcorbett48@gmail.com

Marci Munding was very helpful and encouraging!!!! Highly recommend this company! I rushed to get…read moremy application for a Brokers license into the DRE and she worked over the weekend to help make sure that happen.

CJ's World is an excellent place to obtain your CCW permit or any other relevant certification,…read moresuch as becoming an armed security guard or obtaining your CPR certification. CJ and his staff are highly knowledgeable in their field. It's my third time visiting CJ's World for my CCW permit renewal. CJ is a friendly and knowledgeable individual who genuinely cares about his clients. I discovered this place through a Google search because my previous instructor had a negative impact on me. However, I felt completely comfortable and unpressured at CJ's World, as if I were part of a family.

Anthony giving this review (wife's account) I completed CJs…read more16 hour CCW course sometime in February. CJ was down to earth, professional, and very knowledgeable. You can tell he has many years of experience both tactical and medical. He has a good sense of humor just don't lie to him, or you're in for some roasting lol. After taking the course, I feel much more confident in carrying a firearm. Overall, I had a great experience taking the course and would highly recommend this course to anyone who is interested in learning more about firearms, medical, or obtaining their CCW. Hint he likes pizza!

I came here for a Preventative health and safety course on a Saturday with Stephanie. She was…read moreamazing! she was very informative and professional and kept the class interesting. I always dread having to attend these training classes, but Stephanie kept us THOROUGHLY entertained. She even fed us! I've sent a few of my friends her direction and will continue to do so.