The training has helped me in real world situations. The support is there when needed as well.read more

Wow This school was a complete sham and waste of money. As a disabled veteran, I was looking to…read morelearn a new skill-set for future employment. However what I realized was that the currículum was exceptionally basic in having no real substance at all and the school's equipment & software was severely outdated. Many of the students in my class also agreed. The school's director, John Casson, at the behest of administration, conducted himself more like a used car salesman in desperately trying to get more students to attend the institute for financial reasons; almost as if Mr. Casson worked on commission. My classmates at the time also believed that the majority of instruction within the school's curriculum could have been learned on our own via YouTube. Again, this school is an unequivocal sham, it's unprofessional, and they DO NOT provide much follow up/assistance to their students during class or after graduation. Mr. John Casson has since moved on from the Connecticut School of Broadcasting to form his own institute which I dearly hope will not be in the likeness of his previous employer. The Connecticut School of Broadcasting gets an emphatic thumbs down and score of "sub zero" from me.

From the owner: Our Learn By Doing® approach means that you'll learn in a live TV and radio studio environment on…read morestate-of-the-art equipment - something that employers notice right away. You'll start learning the fundamentals of broadcasting from industry professionals who work every day at their craft and know exactly how to prepare you for real-life situations. Our curriculum covers every aspect of the broadcast media so that while you learn, you can start deciding which aspect of the business best fits your passions and talents. Connecticut School of Broadcasting provides such great results because every student gets an amazing level of attention. Our class size is small so that you'll get the guidance you need to become a success.

If you are taking the bootcamp to get certified don't waste your time and money. The course is a…read morehigh level review with barely any time for labs and has absolutely no test prep. The instructors actual recommend getting transcender to be able to pass the tests. Also, I paid for a live on site class and we had to do the first week with a remote instructor. The office did not have a conference phone nor a monitor so we were struggling to hear and see on the laptop that the room proctor provided. To top it all off - it has been over a month since the class ended and I have only received one of the three promised vouchers to take the exams. It says nowhere that we have to wait months to get the vouchers but I was told "they only come in once per month and we only get a limited amount". So, my recommendation is to buy the Transcender.com test prep package for the MSCA certification and pay the $150 per test on your own because if you plan on becoming certified then Nicomp is a huge waste of time and money.