This is for the San Francisco, CA location because I can't find the review page for it... I was pleasantly surprised by my experience with ONLC ! To be honest, I was a little skeptical and hesitant since most of the reviews at the other locations did not seem to be as nice. I signed up for ONLC because I was trying to find a place that offered in-person, live training for Google sheets. I was bummed to find out that it actually wasn't in-person training that was offered, but I'll share more later as I still quite enjoyed the instructional format. Someone named Laura emailed me 2 days before the class, letting me know about instructions into the building where the class would be held, and connecting me with a contact person. Around this time, I was also emailed some data and the manual for the class. Since the class started at 7:00 am PST (because the instructor was on EST), I had to head out quite early to get to San Francisco by 6:45 am ish to park and meet the contact person, since I live in the south bay. Laura had already let me know about where to park (as well as pricing), and the contact person was ready to meet with me on the 35th floor of the building where the SF location is. The ONLC office is small, with only two workstations set up, and nothing else. I was the only student that day, which I quite preferred as an introvert. The contact person made sure I was comfortable, and let me know where the restrooms and breakroom was. He also gave me an elevator key and the room key to the ONLC office, and let me know about special things such as the Jabra device and how to communicate with the instructor. The skyscraper that ONLC is in is basically just tons of offices that are rented, and so the ONLC office is one of many offices on that 35th floor. Unfortunately, the ONLC office was a room that didn't have windows, but some that were unused did, so I got to check out the view from those unused rooms. The computers were already set up remotely. There were 3 monitors: 1 monitor with the manual, 1 for my workspace that the instructor could see, and 1 that was the instructor's screen where we could follow along. The instructor spoke very clearly, and she was knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the topic. Also there were only 4 students total, so it made it easy for the instructor to track our progress, as she could see all of our screens on her end. Even though it was not a live training, it really felt like the instructor was doing her best to keep us all on track, help us out, and make sure nobody was behind. There were 3 breaks, one 10 minute one around 8:00 am ish, a 1-hr one around 10 am ish, and another 10-minute one around 12:30 pm ish. The entire course lasted until about 1:30 pm PST. I think it could be nice to sign up for another ONLC course at the San Francisco location ! I only wish the class wasn't so early as I know it was following the EST time zone. Maybe next time I could just do the remote option as well, but it was also nice having everything set up already at the San Francisco Office. read more

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Truly garbage. My company offers a stipend to spend on training and I chose ONLC due to having a local Fort Worth campus. It was not a campus. It was a closet sized room rented out in a shared work space. The instructor was a retired coder who was not familiar with the current version of .NET and advised against the book, that ONLC provided. A waste of 4 days, no value here. read more

I am updating my software skills and have attended several software classes at ONLC Training Centers. ONLC Training Centers offer software training classes at convenient locations. They have provided useful course books and textbooks. The class syllabus is practical and their classes are affordable. read more

I am taking the MS Project training in League City. The material is ok and instructor is knowledgeable and friendly. The facility is a typical office building and folks are generally nice. My low rating is for the general experience. The training is entirely remote and I am stuck in a tiny room by myself with a Jabra speaker. It feels as though this is an office that had an extra closet and wanted some extra rent money to pay for their summer outings or something. It's an odd setup and feels like I'm imposing on the receptionist every time I have a question. If you don't mind coming in and sitting in a small room by yourself for 8hrs, which I'm sure is ok with some folks, this would be a good training for you. For me personally, it is depressing and I am finding it very difficult to stay engaged. read more

I was not supplied with proper equipment from my local training site. Closet sized room and insufficient equipment in addition to a very fast paced instructor led to a terrible experience. There was not even a camera so that I could see the instructor. It was just a voice coming through a speaker. read more

ONLC training center is probably ok for excel training however when it comes to quickbook desktop training its quite poor. It's the same things if you are going through the manual yourself at home. There is no hands-on training setting up dummy company or transactions for Level 1 and 2 training. read more

Let me start by saying that my review is targeted towards the Atlanta facility, although I think it is all one company so some of my comments are relevant as a whole. My first comments may be Atlanta specific. The room that they put students in is a windowless, unairconditioned room with several computers running in it. Which means that the room is HOT. Like unbearably hot. I chose to leave the door open the entire time because I preferred to be slightly less hot than to have a quiet room. I had a few people walk by and mention 'you can shut the door if you want', which to me was their polite way of saying 'we don't want to listen to your course, so shut the door'. Even if the rest of my experience had been wonderful, I would never take another class from them just due to the physical discomfort of being in the room. My second criticism is that they switched over to providing heir workbooks 'electronically' without realizing that many people at companies do not have the ability to download their strange software because we are not administrators. I have frustratingly attempted to download the workbook several times from link they provided and constantly failed. What's worse is that I even emailed them asking for help....and NEVER GOT A RESPONSE. Clearly, once they have your money, they don't care to help you any more. What's in it for them? My third criticism is not really a criticism, per se. I was taking their basic Sharepoint class and found it to be INCREDIBLY basic. Granted, I am probably slightly more tech savvy that the average user, so I can't complain that their intro course was too basic. Mostly I'm just incredibly disappointed in their lack of customer service and lack of desire to create a good learning environment for their clients. There are better options out there. read more

Much better experience for my second class at Onlc. They offered me another class. There were no technical issues and the instructor was much better! I would try them again after this experience. Original review: Spent 300 on a class where they spent most the time reading from a book or fixing people's technical issues. The first hour was technical issues and reading the day's schedule.... read more

I attended a 5 day CISSP online training . It was a waste of time and money. I would never recommend or go for any training to ONLC. The instructor skipped all activities and general discussion. Basically the instructor was reading the topics which I could have easily done at home and not pay for it. I gained no additional skill after the training. I am at the same level as before. I have gained nothing but a book. read more

Took a Python course (remote classroom) back in Oct '19. Pricey, for what I now realize could a have been accomplished with a few you tube videos, some online resources, and a little focus and determination on my part, quite easily. The instructor was good, but the format and model, not so much. read more

Do not use these guys in Atlanta. I recently paid $2300 for 3 day ITIL training. For that cost I would have expected a certain amount of amenities for training. A clean class room, course materials, an actual classroom experience, lunch, anything. I showed up to the address 30 mins early to make sure I would be in class and able to set up. I was shuffled between 2 floors before the "room" I was supposed to be in was finally figured out. While this was going on several other people arrived to use the shared office facility only to find that the rooms they booked had been double booked. Finally, after 10 mins of the class going on behind a locked door, they found the right key and let me in. I walked into a windowless poorly ventilated room with 2 monitors and a jaba speaker. This was the class. I was supremely disappointed. What have I paid $2300 for when I have a better set up at home or even my office and wouldnt have had to travel to do it. Believe me when I say this wasn't worth the $4 I had to pay to park. As I settled in to actually get involved in the class the instructor mentioned the classroom materials (work books) that have yet to be provided. I then have to get up from the seat (remember I was already 10 mins late) to then go to the front more than once to inquire. The lady at the desk is clearly overwhelmed with other issues and no materials are found. After waiting for another 20 mins or so, I make the decision that this is NOT worth what I have paid for and I dont even have the required materials to complete, and I walk out. I will not be sending anymore of my staff to any training that have the ONLC name on them. I will say, that the refund process took less than a minute and the confirmation came within about 30 mins of me returning to work. I have a feeling having to give refunds is a huge part of the business. read more

Oh man, I was going to come here in Las Vegas for the AutoCad course but the reviews have scared me.

Enrolled in a $2500 Network+ course last month, and all it consisted of were power point slides and one small lab involving wire shark software (didn't even last 15 minutes). I was extremely disappointed especially since I went with a high expectation. You can trust me when I say that I will definitely not be recommending this training center read more

Paid $5000 for AutoCAD certification course and it was a joke.. site says it's instructor led classes but it's not in person. Learning materials weren't provided and instructor was completely incompetent. Huge waste of my time and money read more

I was very excited to take my MS-500 through ONLC online. Withing two weeks they switched from one hosting service skillpipe to ONLC Training center. After switching to ONLC I could not get my certificate of completion for module 1 ( there are 4 module) emailed support and they gave me a certificate of completion for the whole course. I was like whatever I intend to complete the course. Once I got into module 2,3,4 none of the practice labs would work. Every lab has you start by creating a user in 0365, halfway through entering the user info the lab crashed. I emailed support 3 different times with no response. So I have no way to test and see if I know how to perform the necessary steps. The content was valuable in the readings and easily would have granted a 4 start review if it wasn't for the labs. They were the primary reason I paid $700 instead of $50 for a book. Can't believe they are Microsoft trusted partner. read more

DO NOT waste your money on ONLC Training for CompTIA Network+!!! Spent $2,500 for 5days CompTIA Network + training course in the hope that they'll provide precise learning materials and point you to the right direction to prepare for certification test. BIG mistake!!! ONLC partner with MeasureUp.com (my guess) to provide Network + practice test or a so called "Guarantee -Pass" practice test with 251 questions. Bulls***t! None of those questions are on the actual test! SAD... just save your $2500 and buy nice toys for your kids or buy a new purse for your girlfriend. There are a ton loaded of free learning materials available on Youtube, Online, etc. and they're as good (if not better than ONLC) provided. read more

Just sent one of my staff for Windows 10 training from Montana to Atlanta last week. He comes back and tells me he was in a little room with a monitor. So this is what ONLC calls hands-on-instructor led training?!? Why would anyone need to travel for this? I could have set him up in a little room with a monitor and saved travel/hotel costs. I will NEVER again send one of my employees to any ONLC training. I assumed they were a lot like Global Knowledge...but they aren't even close. read more

Cancelled a training a week before class started because of low enrollment.