I just finished my CNA training with EMT associates and I got 100% on my skills text and 95% on my…read morewritten! The class was fast paced and convenient ( night classes ) and very thorough. My instructor Mary Ann Vaughn was professional, answered questions as they came up and made her self available to review anything we had questions about.It was clear that she knew what we needed to know and was confident that if we studied what she taught us we would pass. Thanks for getting us off and running!!

I am so thankful for EMT Associates. They always get me in when I wait until the last minute!!!!…read more I have been having all of my training with them since they opened. The owner is a phenomenal educator and truly loves what she does! Thank you!

The experience I had with IITR in Creswell was very friendly and the staff very understanding.The…read moreknowledge the instructors give to you from their years of driving is invaluble and not to mention the patients they have in teaching you over and over again Pay attention and practice as much as you can and listen to what you are being told and you will do well.Special thank you to Lori and Mack also Don and Rosie. Sincerely Anthony Thompson

Still training during the quarantine. Taking precautions as best they can. Job placement is quick…read morewith excellent companies. They really care about the students.

The girl's bathroom has the soap dispenser on the mirror even though they already had a spot ready…read morebetween both of the mirrors but it's fine, the tampons cost 50 cents though. The teachers are cool, they're obviously qualified enough to do their jobs, it's the substitute teachers that cause a lot of trouble, we even make fun of one of them but not because he's a bad teacher, it's because he has Barnie videos on his YouTube channel. The food could be better but it's school food so it's to be expected. The tables are set up pretty nicely so that's a plus, but lunch only lasts 30 minutes :( Pretty good school, good after school programs 10/10, I want a raise now

As a student of Colin Kelly Middle School, I feel like it is my duty to report that, not the best…read more(No A.C.). But not the worst. (Tip: If your in 5th grade and going to Kelly, try to get into Active Pursuits as an elective.

I recently hired Jim to teach my anxious 17 year old how to drive. I didn't want her picking up my…read morebad habits and she was very nervous behind the wheel. Jim was amazing. He was personable, communicative, on time, patient and very nice. My daughter absolutely appreciated Jim's patient and calm approach. I can't recommend his services enough. After ten lessons my daughter was ready to get her driver's license and passed with a 97%. Thank you Jim!

I'll start by saying that we were originally skeptical of getting a doula, but our sister in law…read moretalked us into giving it a try. Best. Decision. We. Ever. Made. We met with Tiffany and she was even able to win over my skeptical husband with her knowledge and professionalism. The fact that she ran an evidence based birth class was an added benefit that helped influence our decision to choose Tiffany as our doula. The class was fantastic! Not only was it informative and go more in-depth then most, but she also taught us how to find sound sources for information regarding various topics, procedures, and other concerns, so that we could make the best decisions for us and our situation. In short, the class was extremely empowering, particularly for first time parents. Now, when it came to her as a doula, she was a life saver! We had just moved to the area and had not met many people yet. Getting to know Tiffany and talking with her about the pregnancy, hopes, and fears helped make us considerably more comfortable with everything. And then Covid-19 hit in earnest and the lock down went into place. Pregnancy and birth are already full of unknowns and anxiety as is, with that, it skyrocketed. Tiffany, however, kept on top of everything, even with hospital and doctor's policies changing on a daily basis. With each and every change she would reach out to us to find a way to work with and around it. She even went above and beyond trying to work directly with the hospitals themselves to insure her ability to be present during the birth.  In the end, she did get to be there for my birth. I ended up suddenly and unexpectedly giving birth at home (we had planned a hospital birth). Somehow she managed to arrive just as the paramedics did. I won't lie, I was terrified. Seeing her face in the middle of all that chaos did wonders for me, helping me relax and focus on what needed to be done. She jumped right in and worked with the paramedics as if they had all been a birth team for years. Everything ended up going even more smoothly then could be expected under the circumstances, and I'm convinced it was because of her presence. I am now firmly of the belief that if you are pregnant, you should have a doula, whether it's your first or fifth. Somehow she becomes that trusted friend, a surrogate mother, and experienced professional who's solidly in your corner. We are so thankful that Tiffany was in ours.

This location was my daughter's first school experience. Here she learned how to take care of her…read moreself and her environment. She attended this school at age 2 and left shortly before her 4th birthday. During that time she learned how to use a toilet, button and zip her clothes, crack and peel eggs, and how to interact with other children her age and older. She loved going to school in the morning! They were very supportive of her independence and strength. I spent most of my days hearing, "No momma, I do it!" They allowed her to thrive and build on the confidence within herself. She was able to work without being interrupted which allowed her to concentrate for long periods of time on any task that was put in front of her. These teachers worked so hard to lay the foundation for a strong and thoughtful young lady. My heart is full and my experience here is something that I hope every family has the pleasure of enjoying.

Both of my sons attended those school run by Carla, and for the first year everything seemed ok,…read moreuntil my boys were moved to this 5th street location in Springfield, OR where the teachers treated me like subhuman... the reason for this treatment I was told was because I picked the boys up a little early on day and the next time I came to the school, the director Sara, was very rude to me because the boys mother who is close friends with one of the teachers had called and complained and so she was negative right off the bat and insisted that I wait outside the building, I chose not to respond to her blatant diaper spect and went outside, when I can back in after waiting 14 min, she asked me if I had read the parents handbook and I told her I had, she then shoved a highlighted copy of the handbook in my face with my youngest son right next to her, demanding I take it before she would release my son. I have never been treated so badly by a teacher in my life... there is no excuse for Sara the director of this location to have treated me like that. In short, it was just this 5th street location that I had these issues with, and it ALL stemmed from April Kays biased opinions being unprofessionally gossiped to Sara the director, which influenced her reactions and decisions in this matter... even worse is that I called Carla the director about these transgressions and she did absolutely nothing about it, stating that she didn't think her teachers were sharing personal info about parents between each other and that in NO way effected Sara's reaction.... it's no coincidence that before being moved to this location where April Kay works, there wasn't ANY problems with me, in fact I took time and money out of my pocket to volunteer at their 10th street location to upgrade the play pits with more pea gravel. I thought Carla would be a smarter and a more compassionate owner, she has proved to me that she is not willing to address this in a way that questions her employees personal and social ties outside of the workplace and how that might effect the decision making process. I will be trying my hardest to get my son out of her schools, I would NOT recommend these schools to Anyone, your kids deserve way better than her "schools" offer. PS. her schools are basically old trailer homes converted into a school.... not the safest environment for kids.

The teachers, support staff and administrators are WONDERFUL. It is a different level of attention…read moreand care than I have ever experienced in my 14 years of being a parents of 3! I love the Montessori principles, but this school is truly special. 2 of my children have gone there. Both kids have completely different personalities, and yet they both flourished there!

Lane Community College downtown is a great place to take classes because the teachers are nice and…read morethe classes are small enough that you can talk to them. It's right by the library bus stop and close to 5th street. You can ride the bus grab a book and go to 5th street to have something to eat. This a new updated building with all eco friendly amenities. The toilets use rain water to flush.

I have tried several times to correct the address but the Yelp team refuses to do it. The correct…read moreaddress is Downtown Campus 101 W. 10th Ave. Eugene, OR 97401 (541) 463-6250 http://www.lanecc.edu/locations/downtown-campus