Under new management, awesome teacher , honest and loves what he does. If you're serious about…read morelearning, give them a try

If only zero stars were an option... this "school" is very disappointing, it is ran by incompetence…read moreand unorganized lazy people with a huge lack of communication to its students. The number of students are low, only 5 in my class yet it seems as if the class size were 100 students. Marie the office manager has no business being in a management position not to mention the owner bill's lack of professionalism. A bad taste was left in my mouth. Do not waste your money with these people. They don't give two sh*ts about you or your education.

This place has a great staff. Very friendly. I want to give a special shout out to Ethan for…read morehelping me with some paperwork. Just wish they were open on the weekends so that I may come in for a few hours to catch up on my schooling since I work 10 hrs dayz.

I'm really disappointed with the experience at Redlands Adult School. The attendance policy is way…read moretoo strict, and they don't seem to understand that adults have lives outside of school. My girlfriend missed a couple of classes because of a family emergency and a health issue that is recent and new to her, and they acted like It was nothing to them she had a hospital paper proof, It's frustrating because she was keeping up with the work and was excited to continue this journey, but they were more focused on the attendance sheet, over a health issue my girlfriend got kicked out and had no other resolve but to worry about attendance. I had heard about "virginia kreiser" always wanting to see her fail and other students that have complained about how she treats students and giving a disgusting attitude and that is an unacceptable behavior as a teacher. Cryop ladies/ teachers need to step up and not just worry about attendance.

When I was considering my future at Concorde, I wished I had a firsthand account of the program to…read morehelp guide me--so I'm leaving this review to share my experience at CCC San Bernardino. My first impression came from my admissions advisor, Kareem. He was incredibly informative, helped me gather everything I needed to make a solid decision, and kept a great sense of humor throughout the process. To my dismay, the financial aid office did seem a bit overwhelmed and disorganized. However, they were still able to assist me as long as I made an appointment in advance. I decided to enroll in the Vocational Nursing program. To be completely transparent, I wasn't entirely satisfied with every single instructor. But overall, it's a great program, and the teachers who go above and beyond--like Dr. Kailub and Mr. Arroyo--really make all the difference. Some administrators go out of their way to help, too. I have an incredible amount of respect for Dr. Shirley; she puts in so much work to ensure her VN students excel, no matter what hurdles come their way. Last but far from least is Gale Wasif, the Director of Nursing. I have immense appreciation for her because she consistently helped me realize that the "mountains" in my way were really just molehills at the end of the day. Life doesn't stop just because you're in school, and neither do the obstacles. Having a team of teachers, administrators, and a DON who truly care about your future is imperative for success in a fast-paced, accelerated nursing program. I'm incredibly grateful to have found that support system at Concorde Career College.

Graduating from the Dental Hygiene program was one of the most rewarding accomplishments of my…read morelife. The program is demanding and requires a strong commitment, but every challenge was worth it in the end. The director of the DH program and instructors truly want their students to succeed and were always supportive, encouraging, and available whenever guidance was needed. The curriculum and clinical experience helped me build confidence, strengthen my skills, and prepare for real-life experiences in the dental field. There were definitely difficult moments along the way, but the program pushed me to grow into a capable and knowledgeable clinician. I'm very thankful for everything I learned and for the support system the program provided throughout the journey. I'm proud to have been part of this program and would highly recommend it to anyone pursuing a career in dental hygiene.

I'm someone who completed the Electrical Program at CET. Even though I had a great relationship…read morewith everyone at the school, I still want to give future students an honest perspective on the program. If you're looking for a program you can complete relatively quickly and you're willing to put in the time and effort to learn the trade, you can succeed here. However, from my experience, you will have to depend heavily on self-learning and help from classmates. I personally felt that the instructors in both the AM and PM classes could have been much stronger in the classroom and more hands-on in the lab. When I first entered the program, I knew absolutely nothing about the electrical trade, so most of what I learned came from putting in the time to teach myself, practice, and learn from my classmates. Another issue was materials. We would sometimes run short on electrical materials and have to wait a while for more to come in. Even when they finally arrived, the amount we were allowed to use was limited, which made it harder to get as much hands-on practice as we should have. I think future students should know is that job placement assistance was not what I expected. The school tells students that they will help with finding employment, and the website mentions "Job Placement Assistance," but in my experience, I had to do most of the job searching and applying on my own. My biggest piece of advice to future electrical students is: once you receive your ET card and OSHA 10, start applying immediately. Don't wait until graduation. Apply everywhere, email electrical companies directly, call companies, and go above and beyond to get your foot in the door. CET can give you an opportunity to enter the electrical trade, but you need to be consistent and willing to teach yourself, practice, ask questions, and actively pursue employment. Your success will depend heavily on how much effort you put into it.

I had a positive relationship with the director at my trade school. Due to needing to prioritize my…read moreresponsibilities as a father, I informed the school that I needed to take a temporary leave of absence to ensure my personal obligations were properly handled before returning. The school approved a 90-day leave agreement. However, around day 82, before the agreed period ended, the school contacted me and informed me that my program was being shut down. They also stated that I would not receive my certificates and that I would still be responsible for outstanding fees and payments, despite the program being discontinued before I could complete it. I would not recommend this school. As a nonprofit organization, they often experience delays in receiving materials, sometimes taking two to three months. The staff's communication with students is unprofessional, and they do not provide meaningful assistance with job placement after completion. However, if someone is simply looking for a way to pass time, this school may be an option. Mr.Bridges

BEWARE !!! Joseph is anything but professional. I'am extremely disappointed with his level of…read moreprofessionalism. With good faith, I gave him the money I advance, given him the benefit of the doubt. However, he refuses to hand over my property and blamed it on his work schedule, than blamed it on me for not picking it up as if I had a key into his office. He was very argumentative and took no accountability for mistakes. He threaten to keep my money and the item he was selling me. Eventually after days of calling and texting he eventually put my item outside over night, with no care that my property could be stolen. Fortunately, it was still outside his office so I picked it up but the key to the item was missing and so I called Joseph but he refused to give me my key until hours of me calling him ! He mentioned before that he was running out of business. I now understand was he's losing his business. He's a crook and after doing some research I come to find he's notorious for for burning bridges. Don't do ANY kind of business with JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ ! He will steal your money and blame you for losing it ! I'd rate it a ZERO !

Inland Empire Healthcare Training Institute is by far one of the best schools I've ever attended. I…read morehad the pleasure to meet Lori and Joseph and their level of professionalism knocks the ball out of the park. I had tons of questions in which they answered all of them. The classes offered are efficient and very hands-on. This is absolutely the best EMT course I've had the opportunity to take and excel in. Iv'e learned so much in experience with their program. I highly highly recommend all their courses to anyone who is interested in CPR, BLS/ACLS, CNA (Certified Nurse Assistant), Phlebotomy Tech and EMT (Emergency Medical Technician. Lori walked me through the entire process and always followed up to ensure I was well taken care of. The customer service was remarkable and comforting. Joseph the Owner/Director is truly a blessing to my life. Without his assistance I wouldn't have been presented with such an awesome opportunity to excel my career further. Thank you Inland Empire Healthcare Training Institute for all you do and so much more. Please check them out at ieemt.com. It will be the best decision you ever make in life !!!!! :) Sign-UP and enroll classes fill up fast :)

if I could give this school is zero, I would. The Director of nursing is a terrible lead for this…read morenursing program, and will not help you succeed. If you are unable to self, teach your self material then this school is not for you. The administrative staff does nothing to help resolve your concerns. The Director of nursing will also withhold your credits if you complete the program and do not pass their comprehensive exam when you are eligible by law to challenge the LVN board. You will consistently spend money on exit exams, roughly 80$ A test. before you begin this program you should check with the board if there are any past incidents on the nursing license of the Director of nursing and any other instructor that you may be concerned. Many students that have completed the program, but have not been guided or helped to pass. The exit exam did nothing with their LVN credits from clinical and theory and we're never able to further their education or let alone get an LVN license.

In 2015 my husband took the welding classes and even though classes already a week before the…read moreschool made enrolling easy and fast! The welding instructor went above and beyond for him to pass in the two month course. We're so grateful to this school, it was a stepping stone for my husband to get his career job.

I graduated from ACC's Medical Billing program in March, and through the school's Career Services…read moreProgram I was able to get a job at an imaging clinic by the beginning of May. My instructors were very kind and great at teaching the curriculum and I'm very pleased with the knowledge I've left with. The only issue that keeps me from giving them 5 stars is the fact that their financial aid representatives are a nightmare to get into contact with. I used my GI Bill to go to school, and for some reason they just forgot to submit my enrollment to the VA for two whole months. I had to talk to three people just to get in contact with the department head and remind them to submit the paperwork so I could get my housing allowance for the month and pay my rent. 1/5 experience on that end.

Just finishing up the VN program here. Very unorganized the entire year I was here. A lot of the…read moreinstructors are also very unprofessional. Ms Castianno is the worst. Will make you feel stupid for taking questions, gossips to other instructors, about students, in front of other students. Rolls her eyes etc at students and just unprofessional overall. Don't understand why people like her choose to work as an instructor or better yet a nurse with that type of attitude. I did meet amazing group of people and had a few amazing instructors aside from a few. Ms Nina is the absolute best. She is very kind, patient, and truly cares for her students. Learned so much from her in such little time I had with her. Ms Alexander and Ms Martino were also great instructors and very supportive.

If you are looking to gain knowledge on environmental hazardous material and how to deal with it in…read moreany capacity, this is the place to come. Gio always has the answers.

From the owner: Quality Environmental Training on-site and on-line - Accredited by EPA and the CA Department of…read morePublic Health. Specializing in lead-based paint abatement classes and EPA's RRP training for contractors. RRP classes offered throughout California. HomeSafe students have the highest state exam pass rate of any CA training provider.

I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend anyone coming to this location that's looking to get their guard card…read more The nice lady at the front is so helpful & attentive. They also make the process v easy. (:

Excellent service! I would highly recommend it you are looking for a one stop shop for guard card…read moreand other certifications!!!!!

We are extremely satisfied with our experience with Sanctified Driving School! Their entire team…read moreprovided excellent service from start to finish. Our son took his driving test and passed on his very first try with only 3 mistakes! We highly recommend Sanctified Driving School to any family looking for top-notch, reliable driving instruction.

Sanctified Driving School is professional, responsive, and very helpful. My daughter had a positive…read moreexperience and we are thankful for their service and care while providing it. Thank you guys.