Very comprehensive classes, with a mix of in class and in field type training. Theres a lot of…read moredifferent programs to explore as well from welding, blight removal, and residential building!

I took the Asbestos Abatement Contractor/Supervisor class there last February. Patrick knows what…read morehe's talking about. The hands on training was legit.

This review is going to be filled with my honest opinions on the school. Legitimately the roughest…read moretwo years of my school life I have ever endured, I have never lost more sleep at than I did during my two years at this school. I was in the Media lab and all I did was put png's on blank documents and they gave us points for it. We were promised to fly drones and take many amazing pictures with the camera feature, yet we only did drones once and it was only a flight test. The teacher was not great for the media lab at all, I have no doubt that she meant well but she was so difficult to work with, I can recall to many times where I would have spent thirty minutes on a document that I was super proud of only to be told by the teacher to start from scratch. The food was also very healthy-ish, more often than not we would be served "beef" burgers, but just by taste alone you can definitely tell they are turkey burgers, sometimes the food was not cooked fully then they would use the excuse that everything is prepackaged and fully cooked already. The rules are okay and understandable, very easy to understand and follow. Me personally I think they should let up and be more loose on them. They're pretty adamant on keeping ID's on, even to the point they're willing to give out in school detention for not having it on. In my opinion that is ludicrous. It just is a ID, it really isn't that serious. I get that they want students to get ready and be prepared for the work place but not all workplaces I believe are required to wear their ID's at all times. Heck during my time there I never wore my ID once, according to one of the lovely teachers there if they see a lanyard they just automatically think they have an ID on. Everything else though was okay the staff was quite nice and awesome and respectful, the students kept to themselves and were quiet so that was a plus. Overall if you're looking for advice on sending your child here, I would. This school gives great opportunities for your child and not only that, if they do well enough they will get recommended a college with a personal note from pioneer themselves praising how well your child did during their time there. I give this school a "Could've been better"

From the owner: At Pioneer, experience is everything! Both high school and adult education students enjoy an…read moreexciting, dynamic, flexible and caring environment where they are provided with the tools to succeed.

joe from IT was verry helpful and friendly he knows his stuff about computers and how to fix them…read moreverry good man

They make you pay $600 for books and you don't even use them. My son never took them out of the…read moreplastic. It is very hard to talk to anyone in student services.

Total scam! Waste of time and money!…read more Instructors don't care they are only there to get a paycheck! Class is suppose to be 4 hours long BUT, they give 2 20 minute breaks, why? One instructor is constantly on his phone during class! This program could take 6 months tops, if they offered it 5 days a week, maybe one break, and quit fooling around. Labs are a joke! They don't have enough equipment for everyone to work on so you have to wait for others to finish the lab and then you get to the machine to do your lab Do not waste your money or time, find a company that will train you

Northwestern Technological Institute is a wonderful place to work. I love instructing the students…read moreand the look in their when they "get it"! I've been teaching here for 6 yrs. and it never gets old. It's so fulfilling to see our students advance in this field.

This is an excellent free technical school for junior and senior high school students in the…read moresoutheast part of Oakland County. Adults can also take classes with tuition. Clusters include Agriscience and Natural Resources, Business, Management, Marketing & Technology, Construction Technology, Culinary Arts/Hospitality, Engineering/Manufacturing Technology, Health/Medical Technology, Transportation Technology, Visual Imaging Technology, and Teacher Cadet Academy.

Great place with really unique products. Backyard Brains is in a unique location in Ann Arbor.read more