Came here for my ACLS skills part, Javier was very succinct in covering the different areas needed…read more He was accommodating, no pressure, informative, you will not feel anxious like how ACLS classes were conducted years ago. Definitely recommend AMTI and they have reasonable price.

Wow! Just went into AMTI today to do my ACLS and BLS skills portion after completing my online…read moremodules. Javier was so incredibly knowledgeable and really presented the material in a fun way. He incorporated real life examples into his lesson and reinforced big points from the AHA's online modules. The office was very clean and nice. I will recommend Javier to all my healthcare peers! Thank you, Javier!

Non-Transparent Policy - I had inquired about Noonan on the phone and had explained that we were…read morevery interested in finding a good fit for both my children's skill level and teacher-student relationship. So they had offered a "trial class"" - had an okay first class, but it was too basic for my children so we decided to not enroll and enroll in another local swim class. BEWARE - what they didn't tell you is that their trial classes cost the same as a class and they auto-register your child for recurrent classes (despite emailing them that we were not enrolling). My children are all in MULTIPLE activities across San Diego, and never once do people offer a trial class only to CHARGE you if you decline automatic enrollment. Very sneaky policy - will never recommend to anyone as "finding the right fit" for your child is definitely not their top priority.

Update: Going from 1 to 3 for now…read more My kid likes his instructor a lot, so a bump in rating. The men's shower head was changed, though it shouldn't take a Yelp note to fix it. Tennis shop still always keeps the backdoor between the Tennis shop and shower open. I really don't want to have tennis shoppers see my kid naked having a bath, so always have to move the dirty vacuum cleaner blocking the door and then close it.

Janet is a wonderful voice coach. I've been taking private virtual lessons as a beginner in…read moresinging from her for a few months, and she continues to amaze me in each every session how she pays attention every second and analyzes every small details to provide feedback guiding me for continuous improvements. In the meantime, the process is always relaxing and enjoyable. Janet is extraordinarily talented as a voice coach! Susie

On a recent Crystal Cruise's karaoke session, I decided to try "My Way" even though I did not…read morepractice and not harness it yet. I managed to follow the prompt during the first half of the song and gave it all (minding 'articulation' along the way) for the second half, feeling the energy from the crowd-I've never had that kind of free-flowing, walking-on-cloud, audience-responding, everything-going-My-Way feeling. At the end, I didn't know if I got a standing ovation, but everybody was applauding wildly. It's real admiration and feels JUST WONDERFUL! Janet, thank you very, very much! I never imagined that I would get public acknowledgement for my singing. (People compliment me on my dancing, but I feel so undeserved and embarrassed for being praised.) At the very beginning my singing was really lousy and I never dared to sing publicly for fear of offending people. (People are happy even if you dance lousily before them, but bad singing is unbearable noise.) I'd say nowadays my singing is better than my dancing. I sing solo and I control my own performance, while I still struggle to be a good leader when dancing. Thankfully yours, Hui

Ezra, aged 5, shares his honest thoughts: 'Mr. Julian makes music float in the air. He's really…read morenice. I love the guitar the most. Mr. Tye is nice too. That's all.' From his mom's perspective: The School of Rock gets my highest recommendation. The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming. What truly impresses me is how they embrace my energetic five-year-old's love for music, guiding and teaching him. We couldn't be happier with the School of Rock.

These people are THE BEST!! Nicest and most patient teachers especially Izaek and Will. We just…read morehave the best experience here for my 9 year old daughter. Highly recommended for both newbies and seasoned pros. Also Julian the manager is the nicest and easiest guys to work with. A+ all the way around!!

Lisa Raines was great to work with. She was Very quick to respond when I had questions or needed…read morefurther clarification on items.

Marci! She was the best part. She made so much material simple to understand and her communication…read moreand prompt attention to my inquiries were excellent.

After reading several reviews I felt the need to write something. Let me start by saying my 2 kids…read morehave been attending Gateways Summer School for 6 yrs now. With that said the registration process for me personally is easier now than it was at first because I do have priority registration (which means I get to sign up at an earlier date than the new families) My kids love it and we look at it as fun academic learning. I allow them to be part of the process of picking their own classes. The only reason I can NOT give a 5 star rating is because I agree the pick up process is a pain. Drop off in the morning if timed right isn't so bad. The under paid traffic control people don't/can't do very much to help. I've watched parents yell, ignore and argue with these people who are attempting to do their job. I've even seen adults/parents be so angry(and I'm sure frustrated) that they have crashed into other cars:( The thing that has helped me stay calm and want to continue to send my kids here is, I get to the pick up line early and have about 45min of peace (I read, listen to a book or eat lunch) the other option is wait till the traffic dies down a little then pick up your kids. The school actually recommends parents to do that and the your kids are in a safe place while waiting. If you hang in there, it does get easier. Just my thoughts from a current GateWays parent.

The afternoon pickup is terrible. The line is always near the traffic light. It takes over 40…read moreminutes to pickup my kids. The altitude of security staff is unbelievably rude. They yell and shout at people. No body should be treated in that way!

I loved my experience at WestCoast EMT San Diego doing the accelerated-fulltime course. Our teacher…read moreSpencer was so experienced and fun to have and made sure we learned what we needed to be prepared. We also had some skill instructors that were amazing including Mark who will soon also be teaching there too . I also had another amazing teacher named Danielle who filled in one day and helped with skills on a different day. I will miss that experience.

I just completed the 5 week course with Crystal Wyant. She's a great instructor. I came in with…read moreyears of EMS experience and was humbled. Out of a starting class of 50 only 12 of us finished. THIS IS NOT AN EASY PROGRAM! If one wants to do well he or she better dedicate a lot of their time studying for this course. Keep ahead of the required reading and REALLY MASTER the signs and symptoms of shock, cardiac, stroke and diabetes disorders or your you're giving them $1500.00 for free

This is a great high school. My husband was invited to be honored at the 911 first responders…read moretribute that they had for their football game. We were so honored and the student who nominated him for the honor is just so dear to us. Overall, the school is a really nice school and they really do take care of it. The children behave here and it seems like they have a really tighten it community around the school. I did like that the cheerleaders do the traditional thing that high school Cheer does and they went to the other side of the field to greet the Mount Miguel cheer squad and walk around with them to do their cheer games that they do. The sound system here is wonderful. There's a lot of school spirit. The field is nice and the track is semi-new. The football field decorations and white chalking.

Just know that your lives will never be the same after you send your kids here .There are no words…read morefor what we have experienced.