A friend recommended this company to take first aid classes as it is cheaper than others and also…read moreclose by. To take standard first aid and CPR C I paid around $130 which is 30 bucks cheaper than what I saw on st. John's ambulance. Signing up for a class is super easy. You search the type of class you want and pick the location and date from what they have available. My class was supposed to be two days, but out of the 5 people that showed up only 2 of us were doing standard. So the teacher asked if we would be willing to stay late and finish it all up in one day. I mean of course! It was great to get it over and saved my Sunday. The teacher, Rita, was funny so learning the material was enjoyable! I definitely felt prepared for the test at the end. Definitely recommend if your looking to take a first aid class for the first time or update your first aid skills.

I recently took a level 2 first aid training course provided by this organization…read more It was a pleasant experience with tons of support and Francis the trainer continually went the extra mile to make sure everyone understood the curriculum. They have padded floors in the classroom which after a couple days your knees will thank you for!! You will get continuous support inside and outside of the classroom and even have the option to come in after your course is complete for refreshers. I will be recommending new hires and renewals within my own company to go to UHS.

Practicum exam is good, written exam is even better. The instructor will just spoon feed you the…read moreanswers, if you fail the written exam you'll get a chance for a second one you and during the second written exam they will allow you to review your previous exam with highlighted correct answers of multiple choices with no one watching you you can just copy paste your answers

Very good with their training-provide lots of material and helpful info while keeping the sessions…read moreupbeat and engaging! Their instructor Mike is very helpful and funny! Had a great time in his sessions! Would absolutely recommend.

I had wanted to take a firearms safety course for awhile…read more I wanted clarity on how to operate a gun & most of all how to be safe around them - guns. The time to learn about gun safety in my life was now. I'm older & wiser (I think) but most of all calmer about life. When I was a teen growing up in Africa, I had two uncles who were in the army & went on to become police officers. One of those uncles stayed with me (I had a large master bedroom with extra beds) & would often bring a cache of guns he would place under his bed. Knowing now what I know - I consider myself lucky I didn't accidentally fire off any of those guns I picked up - when he wasn't around! You name it I held it - semi automatics, RPGs, AK47s, etcetera ... honestly there was a Rambo assortment of weapons under that bed ... yikes! A coworker had taken Silvercores firearms safety course & highly recommended I sign up. I did sign up a few months ago & just recently completed the two day in person course. Heads up Alert - I'm going to share with you major, major tips so you can successfully pass this course to obtain your PAL (Possession & Acquisition Licence) which enables you to own & buy guns. You must score a minimum of 80% to pass the course. Watch the following videos in the links below. https://youtu.be/v2kwHg3ZHfA?si=tbdo7hPOJz0vyhWJ https://youtu.be/_zX3V1MUivs?si=zTZsuq6yS3Icpye5 https://youtu.be/-E8uZoimIGk?si=GNy5ktIbl1LAQSRw https://youtu.be/N6SQ3vWHXL8?si=f0v7xS_Xg_rZcw0o https://youtu.be/J3m8K-WmluE?si=0oc-a0qBmvJ43N0o https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=http://crfsc.safetyquizz.com/Quizzes/Quiz/1&ved=2ahUKEwje6qq3qpqNAxV0JTQIHWfgOOkQFnoECEkQAQ&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw3KBMZ0ZWk9oNqRRdYaAnK- Focus on the methodology of ACTS & PROVE. You must complete each of the prep quizzes in the links I've shared - if there's 10 quizzes, complete ALL 10 quizzes! Study out the following guns - single & double action revolvers, Glock 45, bolt action rifle, hitch rifle, Lever Action Rifle, Pump Action & Semi Automatic Action(Ruger). You will have two in class quizzes, each consisting of 50 multiple choice questions. You will also have two practical in class tests. You will not be firing off any guns in this class. You can download the manual - 300 pages. Glance through it but don't memorize it. Mythbusters By taking the CFSC, you will not become The Accountant - an assassin - nor the Jackel (The Day of the Jackel 2024 - btw excellent British production) - super sniper - & be able to bring down targets 5 miles away. 007? - forget about it & leave that to James Bond on the big screen. Firearms are sold only to licenced PAL holders in Canada. Firearms in Canada are used solely for hunting or target practice at the gun range. Canada does not have the infamous 'Castle' rule ala Texas. Makes for an interesting scenario - if Dahmer breaks into your home & starts ticking off your loved ones, one by one, do you approach him with a butter knife!? Most of the 'big, black, scary' guns (semi automatics) are banned in Canada. Come to class relaxed & ready to learn everything - gun safety. When answering the quizzes, think gun safety first. Funny story - my brother got tripped up on a question - are you allowed to fire bullets at a stop sign? His mind was like - yeah, if it's in my backyard! LOL. The answer is - nope. No picture taking or recording allowed in class. There is a Subway a 100 metres from here (Delta location) for lunch or bring your own. Silvercore has leading industry training by highly experienced firearms instructors. Our class instructor Ken, was A+ in his instruction, pace & style of teaching. His wealth of knowledge re gun safety was second to none. I got more out of this class than I ever thought I could.

Completed both my Restricted and Non Restricted training this weekend (March 2025)…read moreI couldn't be happier with the instruction and the overall program. Our instructor, Ken, was fantastic, super thorough, very relaxed and approachable. Most importantly, he was a great teacher. I feel confident I can handle a firearm safely, and have a good grasp of the rules, laws, and protocols, and that's what they advertised. I'd highly recommend these guys if you're interested.

My daughter has been taking music lessons here for 4 years and it's been consistently of high…read morequality. It's been great to see the improvement over the years. The instructors and the staff are all very professional and experienced. Our daughter's teacher is a good fit. The class structure is very rigid. Do not expect any credits if you need to skip a week. On the flip side, the instructors are allowed to cancel with short notice for their own personal reasons. Our daughter's teacher has musical commitments a few times each year and this she misses out on lessons 4 or 5 times a year. The actual spaces can be hit and miss. Our daughter is in a small room in the basement, with very poor acoustic control, immediately adjacent the early learning room where very young kids clang and bang loudly on instruments including pianos and other loud instruments. Not very condusive to a quality private lesson environment for our child. In general we are happy.

Place des Arts is wonderful! They have courses for children as well as adults in everything from…read moremusic, dancing, drama, visual arts and more. I have taken three courses here (two spinning classes and a weaving class, as well as a short felting workshop) and have loved them all. The instructors are so knowledgeable and experienced that even in a beginner class you come out of it feeling like you can take on any project. If you are interested in the arts, this place will surely have something for you. And one of the best things about them, other than how incredibly affordable the classes are, is that they offer most of their programs in the evenings as well as during the day so those who work or go to school can still go.

I never quite understood the financial markets. Why some people were making money and others just…read morepretended they did... I think this system, this course and their team will change my life. It will give the knowledge and the tools to chart my course and give me freedom to make my life even better!

I took a free re-take in Vancouver along with my son who took futures for the first time...it was a…read moregreat experience! Instructor was extremely experienced and a highly enlightened and effective teacher.Facility was very nice, good Dell computers, great breakfast and lunch (and gallons of coffee). Staff was helpful...overall couldn't have asked for a better experience.

My son has been attending Mathnasium Langley for about 4 years now and it's only now that I've had…read morea moment to write a proper review - although I've been recommending them verbally since we started. My son is high functioning and on the spectrum so we have tried various other learning centers but they just weren't the right fit. Our experience with Mathnasium Langley has been fantastic! Dr. Silvia and Doug are always around to address any concerns we have or to provide information to the school team. We love seeing the monthly progress reports. The instructors are not only knowledgeable, but they really connect with the kids. For the past few months, we've been using the online platform and my son has been loving it. As the parent of a child that struggles with learning and social situations it is so comforting dropping him off at the center which I know he is happy, safe, supported and learning!

My son Jackson not only is learning the building blocks or fundamentals of math, he is also…read morebuilding confidence, self awareness in his own understanding of math. This has led to his mark increasing and his anxiety lowering when doing math quizzes and tests. Thanks Sylvia and staff we could not have achieved so much so fast without your help!!

I can't say that CapU is a university that stands out if compared with others in the Greater…read moreVancouver area. Programs are usually overpriced, and the curricula aren't that great. They do whatever they can to milk money from students (especially from the international ones) and do not deliver good quality courses and SERVICES. I attended the North American Business Applied and do not recommend it. There are similar courses out there for a much better price, and most of the time, the instructors will be the same - btw, one of the few things that I liked about CapilanoU. Do not expect to have much assistance from their staff. They don't keep their word at all! I confess that I got a lot disappointed, maybe because I was expecting too much from this college - considering the huge amount of $ and time invested. if I could turn back time, I'd have chosen another university for sure!

I've attended Cap U twice in my life; One when it was Capilano College under the film studies and a…read morefew years later (recently) under the culinary program. My primary review is for the film program. I came here based on the reputation at the time of the course being better than some in the city (you know who you are). For what you paid and what the course had to offer seemed weak. The course was divided into sectionals: Lighting and camera, script writing, editing, AC, history of film, and business of film. Some teachers in the course had experience in the industry that were relevant and had a lot to offer while others were out dated. Please note that my experience compared to the current course may have changed as well as the teachers, however, I know that most of these are still in existence 'cause I have some of my friends nieces currently enrolled. Through conversation with them I feel that situations have not changed. Of course names will not be mentioned as that is irrelevant to the review. Editing: Bi-polar teacher that was supportive one moment and screaming at your the next for no reason. Not enough computers to go around to encourage or allow students to work on projects. History of film: You watch movies all day, something that I can do on my own for free on Netflix. Teacher was sexiest. Script Supervising: One of the most valued courses for me. I have an eye for mistakes and love the technical side of things in regards to continuity. Aside from a PA on major productions, for independent movies I did a lot of script supervising. Teacher was warm, knowledgeable and she made things make sense. Camera & Lighting: Learned some basics, however, with new lenses, editing and lighting this soon became an outdated course. The basics still hold value today. Business of Film: Teacher had an awesome sense of dark sarcasm and humor, we got along great. After learning about the business, financial numbers seen very interesting to you. I found that the course had way too many fresh out of high school kids who either didn't know what they wanted, thought they could be the next Lucas, still had some high school tendencies. I was a bit older than them and established myself a bit more to mature and grow before finding my way. There weren't enough people that were my age or slightly adult who took the course as seriously as they should. This partially ruined my learning experience. I was 4 years older than most of the students and still too young for the few adults. Way too much drama and high school attitude that most of my classmates carried through in their adult life. Because of this I didn't get a lot out of this during the projects as I felt were owed to me. This is a flaw with the admissions portion as mentioned before, not the students themselves. As mentioned, even if you have a demo tape. If you had the money or a scholarship, you were in. No real filtering of students who would actually elevate or make the course. The course was overly priced. Parking is horrible, take the bus. Parking is horrible, take the bus.