I attended for recert on my CPR/AED. Our instructor, Angela, was very knowledgeable with a great…read moresense of humour. We had plenty of hands-on practice with adult and baby mannequins as well as a teaching AED. This was probably the most thorough recert that I have done.

Charlene is amazing to work with and very accomodating when it comes to planning instruction and a…read moreschedule that fits your needs. I have Also had the pleasure of taking American Sign Language classes with her instructor before. I was pleasesantly surprised at how comfortable it was to learn with others that I dont know and how appealing the instructors technique is how much easier it makes learning. I look forward to taking additional classes in the future when they offer the level I am at.

I attended this school many years ago (2003). I am so thankful for my training here, I have been…read moreable to travel through Canada with my dog grooming skills. I have never been unemployed and feel I will never worry about a job again. I'm not sure if the teacher John is still there, but if you get him you'll be so lucky. The course was fun, informative and well done.

Worst experience of my life. Teachers just don't care if you have a problem understanding…read moresomething, or ask for help. If you try going to the administration staff, such as the so-called 'Dean of Students', she'll side with the teacher and probably cut you down as well. BTW, she's nothing but a glorified administrator and an absolutely horrible person as well. Westervelt is a business, nothing else. Take the money you'd spend here on an 'education' and use it to go to a real school. Nobody in whatever field of work you are going for takes this school seriously. The only reason anyone in the health care programs get jobs is because of a huge shortage in people coming from a public college like Fanshawe or Cambrian. If it comes down to a Westervelt (or any private school grad) or a student that attended Fanshawe, the latter will ALWAYS be top choice. This school also silences (or tries to) any of it's critics. That's why it's so hard to find anything negative about them online. Instead of trying to fix the problems and listen to angry customers, they just send them cease & desist orders. This also happens to anyone that even dares agree with those critics. To any prospective student of Westervelt that reads this, please don't make the mistake I and many others have made. Take the time to enroll in a normal college. It may end up taking you twice as long, but in the end, you will be glad you did it.

I have been working with the executive team at Westervelt for about 6 months and have to say that…read morethey have been great to work with. They understand the value of our business and truly want to capture the voice of their student body. From a vendor perspective they are top notch.

Great karate school! Wonderful, dedicated Sensei's! Great price and good class hours. A great…read moreconfidence booster for any kid! Family classes make it easy if you have more then one family member enrolled!

A Life-Changing Journey at the London College of Osteopathy - Excellence from Registration to…read moreMastery Embarking on the educational path with the London College of Osteopathy has been one of the most enriching, challenging, and ultimately rewarding experiences of my professional life. From the moment I connected with the Registrar, I was met with a level of professionalism, support, and clarity that immediately set the tone for what would become an extraordinary academic journey. This program is not easy, and I say that with immense respect--because true mastery never is. The course structure is intensely thorough, deeply academic, and strategically built to ensure students don't just pass--they transform into world-class osteopaths. Everything is accessible 100% online, and yet, the expectations are real. You must study. You must engage. You must do the work. But if you do--what awaits on the other side is nothing short of greatness. One of the most impressive developments is that now multiple associations across the globe accept graduates from the London College of Osteopathy, including the highly respected Canadian Union of Osteopaths--a gatekeeper of excellence known for its tough entry requirements. The inclusion of London College on this list is a testament to the academic integrity and international recognition the institution has earned. Let's talk about cost--the value proposition is unbeatable. For the quality of training, international acceptance, and the level of academic discipline, the price is extremely reasonable. But here's the truth: this is not about just buying a diploma. This is about earning your spot in a profession that changes lives. And the London College of Osteopathy gives you all the tools--if you're willing to put in the work. My advice to every new student is simple: stay curious. Explore YouTube tutorials, dig deeper into the training modules, ask questions, research techniques, and above all, believe in your capacity to become the best. Because this program will challenge you--but it will also shape you into an osteopath who can stand proudly among the best in the world. So stop complaining. Start evolving. This is your time.

Decent Program and Good experience. I don't understand what's the fuss with the "waste of money". A…read moresimple check at the Canadian List of Certified Institutions website tells us its registered and also another check at the Alternative Medicine Association also has its school name listed. I Got guidance for my thesis as per normal. Maybe if you need spoon feeding then it will be a big problem. Maybe it works well for post graduates students like me (maybe..), but so far the Thesis assessment is not that easy and they even show their students doing assessment by videos which is by far fit and proper. Whether the degree is useable outside the country will depend on the respective legislation of YOUR country which you have to check on your own accord.

Mr. Sun was a great teacher. He was kind and very professional at programming. I really enjoy the…read moreexperience studying with him. If you want to learn computer science, Teens Programming is strongly recommended for you.

They tried hard to get our grandson engaged and they are fair and helpful. It's important for…read moreparents not to get too ambitious and think because your kid likes video games that they can 'code'. Let Code Ninjas start them *slowly* and with the 'fun stuff' so they don't get overwhelmed. Ammar is a helpful person, and trustworthy.