Dont do it it's a joke. They just want your money. Took class in August 2019 and still dont have…read morebaton card or firearms permit. I stopped calling, just get answering machine. And hard time to get guard card.

Just finished the entire course. Love the instructor Mr. V he's an amazing teacher and mentor…read more Highly recommend this place!!

Ive been coming to this training service since 2011, for my Exposed firearms / Guard card renewal…read moretrainings. I have to say that the new ownership is a huge improvement! the training is more informative and useful. I know most people who search for these kinds of services want the quick write off, I have really found the new style training more engaging. Brenden is a very great instructor . since the last couple years under his instructions i have really learned alot with his style. I would highly recommend this place for anyone who wants to get good solid training for security work and for firearm instruction especially in this day of random crazyiness around security . aside from the training services for those who have complications with BSIS paperwork they also help out in that and doesnt brake the bank. Again i Highly recommend!!!

I've been training with Crossroads since 2010. They have always been squared away. Training…read morematerials and technology got some updates with the new owner. They are just as reliable as they always have been.

Omar was the hands on trainer, absolutely excellent job I recommend any newbie to come here for…read morehands on safety training, got OSHA certified in less than 2 Hours as someone with Zero Forklift operating experience. Will come back to get further training with stand ups and cherry pickers. Art the owner was real nice too. A++ school. Price was great too!

Super nice people. Easy and fast. Great service, would recommend anyone to get certified here…read more Awesome experience

I recently took the TacMed class. It was a great collaboration with Blacklite Tactics that combined…read morehands-on stop the bleed training with marksmanship fundamentals including safe and efficient single-handed techniques. Ray taught about the various ways to put together your own med kit, how each item is used, demonstrated applying a tourniquet, properly packing and dressing a wound, applying a chest seal, and then he instructed us as we applied tourniquets to ourselves and others. We also learned about various techniques to securely move/drag a buddy to safety, if needed. We also packed a dummy wound with simulated blood flow. This part was extremely valuable because the simulated blood kept us aware of how to actually stop the flow with proper finger placement, using enough gauze, and finally applying enough pressure. The class gave me the information and training to now feel a lot more confident and competent in being able to properly stop a bleed with gauze and/or a tourniquet as well as even possibly continuing to defend myself or others in worst case scenarios. I plan to continue to learn more about medical and to keep practicing these skills. Even if you don't carry a firearm for work and/or CCW, I recommend at least taking his 4 hr stop the bleed course. It is vital information that can save a life whether that be from a training accident, traffic collision, a fall from hiking, etc...

Great initial CCW 16 hour course! I found Millennia Defense on social media and Ray's teaching…read morestyle makes it well worth the extra drive past closer options. He keeps you locked in by making it feel more of a conversation than just lecturing. It made the two day course feel fast and not at all dry. The live fire portion was smooth too. I felt completely safe because he takes his time breaking everything down clearly. Whether you're brand new and nervous or an experienced shooter, this is definitely the spot to go to. I will be taking other courses!

I been putting this off for a while and never seemed to have things line up until now. So I went…read moredown there on a Thurs to get-her done. Nice small office with a waiting room, testing room, and "on hands training area" in the back of the shop. When you first get there they ask you if you have ever trained on anything then you fill out a questionnaire. On the wall are all the different forklifts you can think of, even the big construction ones. You pick which ones you want to be certified on and they give you the price. I think if you do all of them it was like $300.00. I think there was 5 or 6 different machines. I picked 2 of them and paid $150.00 cash. They then took my picture and I watched a video on the rules on how to operate a forklift. Then I took a 20 question quiz and passed missing only 1. Then on to the back for the "on hands training" The instructor was very good and explained how both machines worked. I caught on quickly and was trained in no time. He let me practice on both machines as long as I needed until I was confident. After that they gave me my license and I was done. Whole process took maybe 1-2hrs tops. Thanks alot guys, good job, I highly recommend this place!

Horrible communication. After repeatedly giving them instructions, for payments, they would not…read morefollow them. Then blame us for not paying. Then after calling to pay them, they tell me F%#^ you and hang up. No professionals work here. 0 star rating would be better but yelp makes you at least give 1 star.

It was sold as something a novice can pick up with no experience. I payed the 15k. Got passed at…read moreeach level despite obviously being terrible and failed my tests. If you don't have the means to practice outside of the school, you should think twice about it. 15k down the drain with nothing to show for it. But the school is run properly and well supplied. Everyone there is accomodating but you have to pay a lot for any extra practice.

I would like to THANK the staff for being very supportive (including former instructor Cody)…read more Everyone here is helpful and knowledgeable in different areas and departments. My experience attending WCC's SMAW course was not what I expected. I was looking for a school for underwater welding, which I had discovered is a part of Commercial Diving. But I enjoy practicing overlapping stringers, working on the cruciform(s), and Oxy-Acetylene cutting in this course. The 3G and 4G is challenging for me. Once, I had knew that I was not compatible with 3G and 4G. I felt comfortable and a lot better talking to staff member Ian, who is also a former Commercial Diver. Grateful to know that welding is a small part of learning in commercial diving (my next venture). I am still motivated, and look forward to completing the WCC's Welding course.

Passed the course, then passed the NREMT 2 weeks later on my first try at 70 questions! Highly…read morerecommended. Wanted to write a review because in researching EMT schools, one might be put off by some of the negative reviews here. Like a lot of things, there may be some kernals of truth in them. For example, it is true if you take the online course, it's up to you to be self-disciplined and put in the work. I admit when I first started, I completed several chapters right away, but then life happened, and I paused for several months before coming back to finish the class. However, this is the same as real life: when you go to the gym or have to complete continuing education hours on your own, you won't necessarily have someone reminding you or motivating you. No one is going to be as invested in your future as you. I saw some other people say they have issues with communications. It's true that there have been some times I've had to wait a few days to get and email or phone call back, but how is that different for a lot of other cases. When you are applying to Fire Departments or EMT companies, you have to be the one to 'hurry up and wait,' be able to have some patience, and be able to respectfully and politely follow-up as needed. Finally, in regards to the NREMT, I studied the course material very hard, used third-party websites and apps to prep for the NREMT, and the exam was different from both the course and the other tools I used. In fact, it was the psychomotor exams that SoCal EMT used that were surprisingly very helpful: you have to memorize a very specific order and way of doing things per SoCal EMT and NREMT, and that helped me in my exam very much. Out of everything I learned, I think I'll be relying on their psychomotor scenarios the most in the field. On another positive note, SoCal EMT worked for me, as someone who is older with life responsiblities and a job. I didn't have time to go into an in-person class at a set time every few days (and potentially fail a whole course for missing one class or being late), and SoCal EMT gave me the opportunity to study for the EMT on my own time and my own pace, and set me up for success to pass the NREMT. And it doesn't hurt that they have reasonable fees; other California online or hybrid courses I see are easily double or triple what SoCal EMT charges, and in today's economy, I think we all need all the help we can get.

this place is a scam! i paid my $250 deposit. i was waiting…read moreand waiting for my course log in- within 24 hours. obviously that never came. i tried calling and they blocked me! i called off a *67 (private number) phone number- which went through- which tells me my personal number was blocked. i have also came to the location, to which the doors were locked. i cannot stress this enough- RUN. unless you want to waste $250.

Well Organized, highly Skilled, great follow‑ups, practical and professional training! Five stars…read more Manager George guided us through real world scenario drills, gave clear tactical instructions, gave helpful feedback to immediately improve our tactical skills with an active shooter and de-escalation techniques. George is highly skilled with many awards. If you want great results, look for George! There is free parking at the front. The Training academy is in a nice, secure shopping area. Highly Recommend!

I recently completed my guard card training with George at Global Security Training in Covina, and…read morethe experience was absolutely outstanding. From start to finish, the entire process was surprisingly easy, fast, and stress-free. George breaks everything down in a way that's simple to understand, even if you're brand new to the security field. What really sets George apart is how friendly, patient, and knowledgeable he is. You can immediately tell he's been doing this for a long time. He teaches with confidence, real experience, and genuine passion. He makes sure everyone in the class feels comfortable, prepared, and ready to start their career in security. If you're looking to get your guard card without any hassle and want an instructor who truly cares about helping you succeed, George is the guy you want. Highly recommend Global Security Training to anyone starting or advancing their security career.