Great service. Pretty cool place to learn. Service was great. Pretty cool place as wellread more

First of all, the school is very clean, quiet, and classes are very relaxing and enjoyable. My…read moreteacher is very kind and professional. The courses are very helpful to me. Thank you！

This training school is the best! Our son Evan graduated…read morefrom 4 years of College with a English/Music degree. My wife and I thought he would go into teaching..He came to us and said he found Welding Skills Training Center in Rancho Cucamonga that he wanted to attend! Needless to say we didn't see this coming? Very skiptical we agreed to meet with Randy McClure. Randy was very helpful With trying to explain where our son was coming from. He made no promises and delivered on all the things he said promised. The School is very professional and clean. We're both very impressed with the operational and would highly recommend! Our son has a full time job with a 401k And health benefits. Randy says his degree will serve him well throughout his working career! THANKYOU!

I came here to get my cert and am leaving this place with 3 certs great teacher Randy and Tyler…read moreboth are great give you great one on one and thanks to them i became a great welder going back for my LA city just can't get enough of this great school

Amazing School! Hands on training and great instructorsread more

definitely learned a lot here, unfortunately they exaggerate the AWS certification and job…read morepotential. the career center was a mess when it came time for our class which is just bad timing understandablely but still. for a "98% job rate" my class of 17, only 3 have jobs post graduation. other than the career center you definitely learn a lot and have great opportunities.

Tawnya, educator has expertise on subject matter. She is knowledgeable and skillful. She makes the…read more class purposeful and lively. She is awesome and highly recommended.

Ms Tawnya Adams is the best instructor. Easy to communicate! Average price with good outcome. You…read morewill learn a lot and will always remember it when it come to save life.

This is a good school. Honestly it reminds me of highschool. I was picked up by the manufacture…read morepaid Mercedes Benz program and I couldn't ask for anything else. Going through this school was a breeze for me since I already had a background on cars. But the biggest thing here if you wanna go anywhere is your attendanceif you can't be there on time then this school might not be the greatest idea. I've seen allot of people drop out and said who cares but if you want a chance to get something big. Then your gonna have to man up. Uti changed me for the better and my life is about to start next week:) please don't bring drama into the school cause it's filled with people that all think they are harass cause they go there.remember most people here are straight out of high school. But there are also full frown adults with family's and trying to better their lives. So just be serious and stick it out throuh the boring classes . It all depends on the instructors . And most of them make time go by fast . Great school . Made alot of friends . Cons I really don't think the cost to go here is too fair .

Very frustrated with their lack of urgency to help parents get information. Paid in full at the…read moreschool for the classes however still getting charged via fafsa even though we paid out of pocket?!! When I called- no one willing to help.

I took phlebotomy class with Ms. Stephanie Celaya in summer of 2024 I completed and was certified…read more The coverage and explanation she makes you want to learn and engage. Ms. Stephanie is an awesome, excellent instructor. I recommend taking her class.

I have never been so frustrated in my life. I would not waste your money or your time on this…read moreinstitution. I had to pay 5k plus for inconvenience. They were late on many things and very disorganized. Mid way through they decided to switch from Google classroom to their own portal which was hard to navigate and without warning. And just recently I asked to move my cpt1 (phlebotomy course) to Saturday. However, unfortunately I was having car troubles and live in beaumount and asked to move to another month and they counted the day change as a schedule change and said it was my second time. I'm sorry... I'm just paying 5k out my minimum wage pocket and asked for them to rearrange the class I paid for. Also, they only have one classroom and if there are two courses taking place expect to be pushed to another room with no desk and at one point a whole bunch of phlebotomy tubes all over the floor. On the phone to change the class schedule (for phlebotomy) she said I could only do it if I pay the rest of the course off before moving it. I agreed However, she said she would let me know in October when the class would take place (or when she changed it) and she let me know the day before I have to go in and said that was normal for her to do that because she always messags before the day the class takes place (1 day notice is not enough time). She made it sound like it was my fault because she said she stated this on the phone almost two months ago. Now I have to pause work to go to a class or be completely dropped from it. The only thing this place got going for it is the teachers otherwise I would not even think of going here. Also, there is a way to take these courses for free basically but they will not let you know before you sign up. Just a heads up.

Thankful for school give us a change to come to school and prove our English to our life . mrs Diaz…read moreis the best!!! She teach us how to speak better and practice grammar... reading book and writing...

From the owner: ESL/English as a Second Language GED Preparation…read moreHigh School Diploma Completion Automotive Repair Pharmacy Technician Certification Job Skills/Employment Prep and Placement

Healthstaff has been one of the best experiences I could have ever had. I attended the Drug and…read moreAlcohol program and successfully completed the courses and internship in July 2023. Immediately after finishing, I was hired by the same company where I completed my internship. Through this opportunity, I was able to gain valuable experience as a Case Manager, later work for the county as a Prevention Specialist and Counselor, and eventually serve as an Assistant Program Director at a residential facility. When I was ready to obtain my CADC, my instructor at Healthstaff, Miguel Palos, went above and beyond to support me. He provided exam review sessions, guidance on study materials, and insight into what to expect on test day. Thanks to his support, I passed my exam with confidence and without anxiety. I have recommended Healthstaff's program to many people and will continue to do so--especially the classes taught by Miguel. This program truly prepared me for success in the field.

PLEASE READ BEFORE ENROLLING -- MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH HEALTHSTAFF TRAINING INSTITUTE- My…read morehonest opinion I will advise any student NOT to attend this school it's a Scam!!! I enrolled in HealthStaff Training Institute's Phlebotomy Technician program using my Workers' Compensation Supplemental Job Displacement Voucher (SJDV) because I was serious about starting a new career. Unfortunately, my experience was extremely stressful and disappointing. My instructor, Courtney Mason, CPT 1, was involved in numerous issues I experienced during training. I was called "sensitive," told I was not a good fit for phlebotomy, and told that I could not draw blood and should repeat the course or consider another career. I strongly disagreed because I had successfully performed venipunctures. I also experienced disputes over my clinical records. I reported completing numerous successful blood draws, but the school's records reportedly reflected substantially fewer. I believe my completed clinical work was not accurately credited. During training, another student injured my arm while attempting a blood draw she missed my vein and was fishing in my arm with a needle causing excruciating pain. I felt the instructor was not adequately supervising what was happening, and I was subsequently told that I had caused the injury to my own arm. I was also told that I needed to bring my own blood-draw volunteers from outside the school because the school would not provide volunteers for me to complete my required draws. I also had significant administrative issues involving Kavita Mathrani, Director of the Ontario Campus.  My concerns about my status, training, completion requirements, and ability to graduate were handled through administration. What makes this especially confusing is that I was ultimately prevented from completing my original cohort, yet I was later told that I was not formally suspended, expelled, or dismissed. My classmates graduated on May 29, 2026. I did not. I was held back from graduating with my cohort and ultimately placed on a Leave of Absence with additional training requirements scheduled for November 2026. Then came an incident that I consider extremely serious from a health-and-safety standpoint. On June 13, 2026, while at school, the classroom was extremely hot. The HVAC was not functioning properly, and there were missing ceiling panels. I asked the instructor to adjust the temperature before things got out of control never happened. While performing a blood draw, I became overheated, nauseated and lightheaded, passed out/lost awareness, and fell backward, injuring myself. I ultimately required ambulance transportation late on in the day and emergency medical treatment. I also experienced difficulties obtaining school information needed for my EDD appeal, including documentation concerning the school's training-provider status the school had me email information concerning my appeal and did not respond to my request. What makes this entire situation even more frustrating is that my training was being funded through a Workers' Compensation SJDV. I am now questioning whether the voucher funds were properly administered while I was unable to complete my original cohort. I am pursuing complaints with the appropriate agencies because I believe these issues deserve independent review. My advice to prospective students: PLEASE do your homework before enrolling. Ask exactly how clinical draws are documented, how many draws you must complete, who provides your blood-draw volunteers, what happens if you're injured, how medical restrictions are handled, what happens if you fall behind, and what happens if you're unable to graduate with your cohort. Get everything in writing. HealthStaff advertises itself as providing practical, industry-focused training and says it assumes responsibility for helping students develop job-ready skills.  My personal experience did not match what I expected when I enrolled. This is my firsthand experience, and I am sharing it so prospective students can make an informed decision before investing their time, money, and career plans.

I enrolled in EVC for their 20 days CNA program from 1/7/13 to 2/1/13. For someone like me with no…read morenursing related experiences, this course gave me a really good introduction into the nursing field. The staff at EVC has been a great help and has been very understanding. The instructor prepared us more than needed for the exam; I love the way our instructor teach and how she explain things that can easily relate to our every day life. For example, there was a chapter in the textbook regarding basic Anatomy, the way she taught it was much easier to understand compare to the instructor I had at another college for Anatomy; all her examples are from daily life experiences which many can relate to. She is an awesome instructor and possibly the best teacher I've ever had throughout my learning experiences. The preparations EVC provided was more than enough and made me feel very comfortable with the position of becoming a CNA.

Started here way back in February first couple of weeks were rough because I had a really hard time…read moregetting the maneuvers down getting two A's but once i did pass the rest came along in time .. the staff instructors Mario Dmato Frank and Vanessa in the office were very cool and patience with me and hopefully finally in another week ill get my CDL thanks TDA! Good luck!

I recently graduated from West Coast University Ontario's nursing program, and I'm so grateful for…read morethe support I received throughout my journey. One thing that really stood out to me was the career support after graduation. The job fair hosted by the school gave me the opportunity to connect directly with hospitals and recruiters, and it ultimately helped me secure my first RN job! A huge thank you to Brittany Crow in Career Services for all of her guidance and support. She was incredibly helpful throughout the process and truly cared about helping students succeed after graduation. Her advice and encouragement made such a difference for me. Nursing school is definitely challenging, but I'm thankful for the opportunities, connections, and experiences I gained at WCU Ontario. Excited to officially start my career as an RN!

Don't do it! I got dismissed 1 semester away from graduating. They only care about your money and…read moretheir reputation. You're just a number to them at WCU. 150k isn't worth it and the job market for RN is tough. Once you're in contact with any administrative office, just consider yourself done! I've heard other students say this before now that I'm in this situation, I can clearly see they don't help their students. Don't walk Run away from the school High tuition is crazy in this economy. Look about every option before you choose this one. You'll thank me later. I rate a 2 because Professor's there are awesome! The office workers deans student affairs ( administrative office terrible) don't do it!