Update: Although I was disappointed with my original service, I do appreciate ace tech's efforts to…read morerectify the situation. They evaluated their performance, accepted my criticism, and offered me a gift card to make up for the disappointment. They do seem to genuinely care that they give good service to their customers and try to compensate when they fall short.

No complaints. They fixed my computer for a $100 and finished when they said they would. The place…read moreis clean and personnel very professional. I would definitely recommend. Great experience.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME and MONEY. There are several other places in Omaha that offer far better…read moretraining and testing! Worst experience ever.

This has been such a perfect opportunity as a busy mom! The online material was easy to understand…read moreand complete on my own time! The in room classes has so many options - I was able to pick a class that fits my schedule!

I am so happy with all of the help I have gotten with my vocational training program. The staff is…read moreencouraging and positive even when things get crazy. I have had many unusual situations during my program. Jack and Susan worked in tandem to help me resolve each of them. They are very professional but not in a way that it is only about the business. There were times when it was tough and I was discouraged. I would talk with Susan and she helped me to keep a positive outlook and not give up. I feel like they really care about me and my success. They did a lot of work for me and absolutely know their stuff. Work in Progress has my highest recommendation.

You truly get what you pay for. While the program may work for some, my experience felt very…read moreself-directed. The instructor primarily reads from the slides with little added instruction, demonstration, or visual reinforcement. There were no supplemental videos or detailed visual walkthroughs to support hands-on learning, which can be important in a field like phlebotomy. Compared to other programs that require 200 training hours and 30 blood draws prior to testing, this course compresses everything into 48 hours. That pace may be appealing, but it does require a significant amount of independent study and self-teaching to feel fully prepared. Additionally, the online introduction outlining what to expect did not fully align with the classroom delivery, materials, or overall structure. Overall, I stuck it out and have done about 99% self-study to prepare for my upcoming exam. If you're highly self-motivated, you may be fine -- but just be aware of what you're signing up for.

From the owner: Our Phlebotomy Training & Certification program will prepare you with everything you need to know…read moreto work in the field of Phlebotomy. High national exam pass rate - over 92%. Become a certified phlebotomist in 32-80 hours *depending on the state Aggressive hands-on training to ensure you are competent upon graduation. Excellent job opportunities, income, and growth potential.

I live 55 miles from this shop, so I make plans when I am going there. Friends gave me a gift…read morecertificate to this shop and I was unable to use it in a timely manner (purchased during Covid year) The shop changes owners in the mean time and when I made a planned trip to visit this shop I am told this gift certificate has expired! A $20 gift that friends spent good money on! When a shop changes owners I would think a list of outstanding certificates would be in a data base and transferred in the sale of shop! Shop did not change name! I spent over $40 this day! I will NOT buy gift certificates again! I will not shop this quilt shop again! I was Very disappointed in the "oh well, nothing we can do" attitude!

What a wonderful shop!! Amazing selection, friendly staff and beautifully organized store…read more I stopped at the Country Sampler while on a road trip during the row by row experience to pick up my pattern and was delighted to find such a great shop! I keep promising myself to stop buying fabric at each shop but they had so much Bonnie and Camille fabric I couldn't say no. I hope I find myself back in Omaha at some point so I can visit the wonderful people at Country Sampler again!