Had a great experience here, would definitely recommend it! (Don't be turned away by the…read morejanky-lookin' website! :P) I guess the main office is at Ramsdell Ct, but my class was at a random building in Mission Valley. (Sharing with some political office?? Random, but not inconvenient or obtrusive) Awesome: They offer a variety different class dates and times, you can pay online via Paypal, and our instructor Tricia- she was GREAT! funny, energetic, engaging; definitely seemed like she had done this before and new what she was doing. Also materials/props seemed clean and well-maintained. Our 6PM class even got complimentary coffee! Good: Price is lower end compared to other places, handouts were concise and easy to understand. They didn't try to sell a bunch of extra materials like other places do... but they DO still offer and have them available! Note: The official handbook thing isn't necessary, even for healthcare providers. I bought one for $10, so no great loss...but you don' t need it. Also the website looks ehhhhhh, but works just fine :)

I took my CPR/FA classes here in 2009, and Tricia was the instructor. The class was great, and the…read morematerial was covered in a reasonable amount of time, plus she told us stories about her experiences to make the time go faster. My certifications expired in 2011, and since I needed to be recertified, I returned to A B CPR. My instructor this time was CJ, and she was just as knowledgeable and funny as Tricia, telling us stories and jokes about her experiences. Both times I went to the Mission Valley location, because it was the most convenient for me. They're the most reasonable place to get your certifications, and you can pay from their website by PayPal.

My son attended the Coder school for more than 1 year. First of all, this is a great place for kids…read moreto learn coding skills. Teachers are patient and knowledgeable. They fine-tune material to your kid level. Second, i LOVE how school administrators communicate. Prompt, to the point, and any issues (like last minute session reschedule) are handled without making you feel stressed. This location owner (Marcel) really listens and it feels great. Highly recommended!!

My grandson has really enjoyed going to The Coder School. The classes are fun, hands-on, and keep…read morehim interested the whole time. He looks forward to going each week and loves sharing what he's learned when he gets home. Gabriel has been a great teacher--patient, kind, and really good at keeping an 11-year-old focused! We really appreciate everything they've taught him and highly recommend this school for any kid who loves to learn and be creative.

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

CA Realty Training is a well designed program that gives you everything you need to get the…read moreknowledge required to obtain your Real Estate License. The course is offered as a hybrid of online and 2x/week classroom sessions that serve as an overview of the chapters in the online module. This allows for students to gain a better understanding of the more important concepts while still being able to cover the course material at your own pace in the online module. Within the online modules, a Chapter quiz must be completed before moving onto the next so it is easy to stay on track and pace yourself accordingly. Furthermore, there is detailed information on state licensing requirements and completing the required application. What especially made the experience enjoyable was our instructor, Ellen Griffith, an experience Realtor who routinely shares many real world experiences of the course concepts as they relate to everyday transactions. Ellen is very encouraging and is truly invested in the success of her students. Overall, a great program and an excellent instructor! I highly recommend CA Realty Training for anyone looking to get started in RE Sales.

"When the student is ready, the teacher will appear" At the…read morebeginning of course I felt like a fish out of water but I was eager to learn and commit to see this through. Gracefully my teacher Ellen made me feel so much at ease with her techniques of teaching, which, is the right formula that works for me. I recently completed my 3 month courses. She's an amazing lady and an awesome teacher. Coming in early for my classes gave me time to communicate and get to know Ellen so much more. She gave me so much advice, and encouragement to continue on as a future Realtor. To "never stop growing and learning" and more, these words are just a small fraction of my appreciation to her. I'm looking forward to spending more time with her in the near future and sharing our clients' adventurous stories. Thank you Ellen.

I was a bartender 20 years ago and have since forgotten everything. Wasn't sure if paying for…read moreschool (vs YouTube) was worth it but wow it certainly was. Have been attending classes regularly for the past three weeks. The instructor (and owner?), Mike is gruff, yet genuine. He seems to know everything about alcohol/mixology and the local bar industry -- and most importantly, he cares about us students. The lessons are at an even pace, easy to follow. He'll answer "stupid" questions patiently and share anecdotes to help us remember. I've learned a ton, made friends in the class, am redeveloping my confidence due to the unlimited fake bar practice in the classroom...and oh the best part is he's already sent me on two bartending gigs and has more for me this weekend! I've already recovered much of my investment and will get the rest very soon. Super stoked I took the risk, and I look forward to a fun and lucrative summer. I get nothing for posting this; rarely post reviews for anything (on any site) out of laziness. But I want to see his business succeed bc already the skill I have relearned from it has been i valuable and for the first time since the start of pandemic, I am optimistic for my future. Heads-up, when I called three weeks ago, he came across as a bit distant on the phone, which made me hesitant. I now realize it's because he's interacting with many active students and potential gigs at any given time. He's more warm and accessible in person. I recommend you meet him face-to-face. Feel free to hmu with questions. I will vouch. Or ask for me through Mike. Permission granted to give out my number (forever) if you're reading this, Mike.

Cool little venue. Danika was the best teacher. She was so patient and so thorough. Knows…read moreeverything about everything I felt like. Wish I had more teachers like her. Dope school all around.

Absolutely the best. Extremely knowledgeable, patient and flexible. I mean what more could you want…read moreor need? Definitely will be back in the future for more training.

I took a beginners Access class with them in December and it was great. I learned a lot. The…read moreinstructor was very thorough. He made sure I understood what he was teaching me before moving on. Will def recommend and would totally go back for an intermediate class.

I took the phlebotomy class course in from August-December…read more If you are looking to start your career in the medical field this is the school. other schools. like PIMA & Kaplan, cost thousands of dollars. I paid less than 1000 for my phlebotomy course and an externship is also included in the price. You have to pay for textbooks ,scrubs. and Complio fees but its a less expensive alternative. The school is not "rundown" like other people are describing it its actually a nice classroom. There is also a nice lab that was donated, that is attached to the class for the blood draws. The course goes in dept with medical lab training also. I've seen reviews of people saying the had to find a job on their own or had no assistance. It is said before you attend the class that they will try to assist you with job placement but it is NOT a guarantee. Honestly its just like a regular college/university . When you finish a degree, do they help you find a job? Most likely the answer is NO. You have to find one yourself. If you are considering applying for the school DO IT!!!!!!! You pay less money than other schools, its a trade school which means NO STUDENT DEBT, You will learn alot, have a certificate, And be nationally certified( if you pass your NHA Exam which I did)

Went threw a program there pass did everything to get my license no phone number to call only email…read moreit's been a month can't work with out a license reach out to school like hitting a wall got there money it ain't there problem what waste of 10 months and license only for a year !!

My son, who's 8 years old, has been taking classes at the School of Rock for a couple of months…read morenow.. and I have to say, I really don't think he's ever loved anything more. He started with just one on one singing lessons, and then a few weeks back he added the rock 101 class. He is just absolutely loving it all. He practices every day himself, and is always so excited on lesson days. We're actually adding a bass class to his regimen now, because he just can't get enough, and wants to be there more days out of the week than not. Lol. It's nice, because he's going to be taking them with the same instructor, and building a relationship is really important for him to feel comfortable and do well. So, now he'll have Rock 101 (where he sings/plays with other students), one on one singing lessons, and one on one bass lessons, one of each a week. I have a feeling that that's still not gonna be enough for him ha ha. I'm so glad that we found this place when hes still so young, as it's had such a positive impact so far, and I'm sure it will continue to. I have a feeling that we are going to be coming here for many, many years to come. All the staff is also amazing, and so friendly. Garrett, the gen manager in the front, is so great, helpful, and fun to talk to!. Jackson has been a great teacher, and is so good with my son, who does have mild autism as well as ADHD, and can be a bit challenging, but that doesn't seem to have been an issue at all for Jackson. He initially had Maya as a singing instructor, just for the first couple lessons at the beginning. She was great too, but then she had to focus more on school, and stopped teaching for a bit. I definitely highly recommend the School of Rock, for kids of any age, as well as adults... especially if you have a little one who loves music, and needs something that'll really give them a confidence boost, this is definitely the thing to try. And the first lesson is free! Give them a try, you won't be disappointed, I guarantee it.

I don't recommend for younger kids. I brought my twin 4 yr olds in today for a trial class and both…read morethe teacher and the office manager were not at all trained to handle this age group. As soon as we got there, there was no introduction no review of rules or expectations. They brought all the kids in this small room with shiny equipment and they had no plan as to what they were going to do for the time. It was so chaotic and unorganized. The teacher had little to no energy and clueless as to how to grab little one's attention and then the manager walked in pissed off and was so unprofessional I would not trust my kids with them. It's such a shame because the place is actually really nice. We got to great pictures at least! Too bad they missed out on 3 student's enrollment.