Excellent course for CPR. Knowledgeable instructor, real life application. He made it comfortable…read moreto learn and took away the stress of class room learning. CPR mannequins were state of the art. It was easy to know if your compressions were effective. Great feedback. I highly recommend Coastal Pulse.

No, it's not listed on the 100 Grossman sign, but it's definitely here. I am taking the Nurse…read moreAssistant/Home Health Aide course and so far I really like the quality of the instructor and classroom. The LPN who teaches is very knowledgeable and likes to be hands on. She also makes a note of your career goals and puts graduates in touch with employers. Clinicals take place at Hancock Park. I was a little disappointed that we wouldn't be visiting any hospitals but let's face it-- most of the patients at hospitals are elderly and the equipment is the same. It was confusing signing up because as I learned later there is no administrative office handling calls. Your best bet is to contact the Cambridge branch. I really don't have any negatives other than how hard it was to get someone to call me back and answer my questions. Ten minutes after I took the proficiency test and got 100 I found out college students are exempt. If you have any questions feel free to message me. Otherwise, go ahead and get certified here if you are thinking about nursing or PA programs. It's definitely worth the work experience that you will get and you'll find out quickly if healthcare is right for you.

Teresa was incredibly knowledgeable. We had her for our first labor and delivery experience and she…read moredid an excellent home visit weeks before I was due which reviewed items we could do at home to prepare. Her presence at the delivery was comforting the entire day. She had me up and walking and arranged for me to have a ball in my room to work from. She also thought out of the box in terms of laboring positions and really made my experience so much better. She got a lot of photos I'll cherish forever that we wouldn't have had otherwise from the delivery experience. We had a wonderful post partum call too which just reinforced the confidence I have in her care (coming from healthcare myself). I'm so grateful I chose to have a doula and I'm so lucky to have chosen Teresa for this first experience. Thank you thank you! Recommend her highly!

Teresa is kind, calm, and very well-informed across a wide range of pre-natal, labor and delivery,…read morelactation, and post-partum issues. Her deep experience gives her the confidence and poise we were looking for to help guide us through this journey with our first child. We interviewed a number of doulas and she was clearly the best. She taught us the basics of childbirth, helped us navigate when to go to the hospital when labor began, worked very well with the L&D staff at the Brigham, and visited post-partum with notes on what happened to help us remember and process the experience. I recommend Teresa without reservation!

I learned a great deal at this event. You get what you give, just like with any other education…read more It's all about application. This program provided the tools to get me started and has given me great guidance along the way. Thank you. The journey is just beginning!

This is a total scam... Don't get sucked in to their circular logic!…read more They keep on dangling a carrot, which is the "Farm" list to get the distressed listings. They say you get it after you pay for the three day Nazi based workshop. At the end, they ask for a minimum of $22,000+ to go to the "Summit" meeting in LV. How do they get away with it? They have a huge legal team on retainer, that's how! They even teach you how to avoid getting caught and using multiple levels of LLC's so no one can ever catch up with you... That's their dirty little secret. The sad thing is they use the "BOSTON" blue collar angle to get the working class peoples $$ God with have fun with these guys and gals on judgement day!!!

DANGEROUS: I'm registered nurse who has taken many BLS/CPR courses over the years. I've never had…read morean instructor that even came close to being as incompetent and honestly at times, outright negligent with the life saving information and techniques he was providing. . At the start of the class the instructor passed around a stack of certification forms that had already been filled out and signed by instructor as passing. The instructional videos were shown on a 19 inch monitor located on a table in a corner at the far end of the meeting space. With 22 attendees in the room. Of course the AHA and CPR Boston laughed at me when I asked for refund. Said since I had already claimed my e-card, if I wanted refund I could send email request and that would invalidate my certification.

Awesome ACLS class, and great value…read more I had to do ACLS training for work, and my medical school quoted me $310 for a single-day session. For around half the price of this, I registered for the CPR Boston class at Carney Hospital held over two sessions. The instructors were engaging and knowledgeable, and made the class enjoyable and fun. If it's your first time it's helpful to study beforehand and know all the algorithms, and then enjoy the high-yield lectures and the hands-on practice. The sessions were on-point and very efficient. If I'm in the Boston area and doing re-certification I would come here again. Do this course!

Years ago I planned on taking a real estate course but decided against it until Delores talked me…read moreinto it. And guess what? It was a great decision and I'm glad I did it. At first I felt a bit overwhelmed and intimidate but Delores made it so the class was very relaxed and comfortable which made it less intimidating to me. I did the 40 hours class which I thought would be long and boring but nope, it was a lot of fun. Delores was very patient with all out questions and made sure we understood everything we were learning. Delores Facey is very professional and knowledgeable person of the realty word. She gives great insight on how to be a good salesperson and her style keeps everyone laser focused on the material while sharing her own experiences as a broker. I say choose Unlimited Realty Solutions when you decide to take a real estate course. You won't be disappointed!

I took the 40 HR class over the course of two weekends. Delores was my instructor. She was…read moreknowledgeable, engaging and able to apply real-life examples to help us connect the dots. The in-class quizzes and group discussions really helped out with retaining the material. The coursebook was very concise. Everything I needed to know was in there. I took my exam about 3 weeks after completing the course and passed on the first try. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to become a licensed real estate agent!

Learning Ally is a fabulous and easy way to volunteer your time to help people in need…read more Learning Ally, formerly Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic, creates digital voice recordings of textbooks for students who are unable to read due to either vision or cognitive difficulties. Volunteers complete a 90 minute training, then return to record a test demo to ensure the procedures are well-understood. After that, volunteers can select 2 hour shifts to come read in a recording booth at their convenience, M-F from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Fridays 5:30 p.m.). You need no special skills to volunteer, just an ability to read textbooks smoothly and operate a simple computer system. However, if you do have training in advanced science or mathematics, Learning Ally is always interested in training specialist readers who can pronounce terminology and correctly describe graphs, tables, and figures in these texts. I really like the flexibility of volunteering with Learning Ally. And let's be honest, it's a fairly emotionally easy volunteer position too (this coming from a girl who couldn't handle the heartbreak of the animal shelter). But at the same time, it's easy to imagine the people who are being helped by your efforts. I've read textbooks for people from grade schoolers and college students, and felt good that someone is advancing their education with my help. If you're interested in becoming a volunteer, call Learning Ally and leave a message (the phone is unmanned) with your callback number. They'll return your call and get you started. Happy reading!