I joined this school in December 2017 and graduated in September of 2019 taking a complete 21…read moremonths to get both my Airframe and Powerplant certifications. All the tools and resources for me to succeed were readily available and the instructors were more than willing to tutor me outside of class. With the added benefit of having a Career Service Coordinator, on campus, who worked shoulder-to-shoulder with me on landing a position as a mechanic in one of the most coveted aviation companies in the Bay Area and the world: United Airlines, my experience attending this cool was a key step into building a career as a certified aviation mechanic. If your goal is to learn aviation from the ground up, wether that is general aviation, commercial aviation, or anything in between, this is the right school. Also I can tell you from experience the people that get the most out of this school are the individuals who are mature enough to understand the importance of determination, focus, hard work, attention to detail, and competition. If any of these traits sound scary to you, you must ask yourself if you belong in the aviation field to begin with. Not everyone will cut it, but the ones that do, will find the room and the space along with the right people to reach your goal of becoming an aviation maintenance professional.

I attended Aviation Institute of Maintenance about 5-6 years ago. Recently, I contacted the school…read morebecause I'm trying to finish my qualifications and get my A&P licenses. I was told they had a refresher program that would include an instructor assigned to help me prepare for my exams and get some hands on help. I spoke with the director, Suzanne, and she told me this was available. It took about a week for me to receive the registration paperwork, and after I signed it, it apparently wasn't submitted properly because when I showed up to pay the $3,000 fee, the staff couldn't even find my registration or knew what I was talking about. I then found out that what they were calling a "refresher program" was essentially Block 17, which I had already completed. That was very frustrating because I specifically called looking for a refresher program and some guidance to help me prepare for my exams, not to repeat something I had already completed. When I questioned this, instead of simply explaining the program and helping me understand my options, Suzanne became very defensive and made comments about me being a failure for coming back after 5-6 years and told me that I should study on my own. I'm not asking the school to do the work for me. I've been studying on my own. I was looking for some professional guidance and hands on assistance to help me finish what I started. We agreed that I would come back today between 12 PM and 2 PM to speak directly with the instructor, Ahmad, so I could ask him questions and get his opinion before deciding whether to pay $3,000 for the program. I drove about two hours to get there, arriving around 1:30-1:40 PM, and was then told that Ahmad had already left. Apparently, either he was never informed that I was coming, or they forgot to let him know just like how they forgot to send me the registration form and submit it awaiting my payment. At this point, I've received multiple apologies, but an apology doesn't fix the amount of time and effort I've wasted. I also asked if I could have Ahmad's professional contact information ( every instructor has a professional contact business card with their email and phone number ) so I could ask him my questions directly, and I was told they weren't allowed to give it to me. Overall, this experience has been extremely unprofessional and frustrating. I came back to the school because I genuinely wanted to finish what I started, and instead I felt misguided, disrespected, and given the runaround. I would strongly recommend asking very specific questions about what you are actually paying for before giving this school thousands of dollars.

Positives: The…read morebuilding is new, clean, and quiet. The cubicles and offices are spacious and unused. There are multiple conference rooms. There are nearby hiking trails. Plenty of free parking. Close to 280 freeway. Bewell fitness classes on site. Bathrooms have showers. Alway cafe on site. Plenty of outdoor seating. Marguerite shuttle service. Negatives: Far away from main campus - about a 15 minute drive. Most groups have A parking permits available. Far away from restaurants and coffee shops. Alway cafe is the only nearby place to eat and get coffee.

I've been going here for a weekly diet study that I am in. Nice building and friendly staff!read more

I enrolled here for EKG Tech. When I went to class the teacher seemed really bored with having to…read moreteach us. we were supposed to have class from 10am- 2pm on tuesdays and i scheduled my work schedule around that and our teacher would always half fast class and we would get out at 12 of earlier. The principal was unhelpful as well as almost the entire staff. It was the worst experience i have had with any school.

I enrolled in ESL 6 three years ago. My teacher, whose name is Thao, was one of the best teachers I…read morehave ever gotten in my life.Ms. Nguyen was very nice, hard-working, and professional. She did not only teach me English, but also introduced me with American culture. Besides learning, we had some cool activities for every holiday during the year. My ma is going to this school too. She has been improving quiet a lot this year. My family is extremely grateful for this amazing school.

Here at the county office again for a training on using your 5 strengths to communicate. Learned…read moresome new strategies to use in the classroom when communicating with coworkers. Here at the Santa Clara County Office of Education visiting the Makerspace for teachers and educators. The staff here is very friendly and helpful, they had all my materials ready for pick up when I got here. They were perfectly made. Found some other materials to add to our classroom and to add some book adaptations. Was also able to laminate my Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly. Leave f happy with all my goodies At the Santa Clara County Office of Education attending the ribbon cutting-ERC and Makerspace grand opening. Love what they have done and the pops of color they added to this department. Can't wait to start using the Makerspace and get awesome resources for our classroom do Here at the Santa Clara County Office of Education for a on transforming our listening and communication with parents, loose parts, and planned language approach. This training gave me new information and ideas to use at work when I'm back in the class with children. Ready to try out what I learn

The SCCOE organized a classified job fair on October 24 at the site where representatives from…read moredifferent school districts came and opened up its doors for applicants in various positions from bus drivers, food and nutrition services, maintenance and custodians and Para-educators. Pre-registration was opened to applicants who completed requirements online but there are available forms for applicants to complete. Some tables provide free goodies like pens and pins and candy. There was also free coffee for applicants. Schools are looking for people and its a good event to hold.

GSB library/Bass center is my favorite library in Stanford, very clean, spacious, superior,…read moremagnificent, and of high grade, yet exquisite and extravagant in a low profile! It closes at 7pm, unless you are GSB students. My heart beats so fast whenever I walked in, feel closer to my dream, this is the dream library in my dream school! The interior decor makes me feel home, I belong to here! My hearts beat faster when I get in, the African American lady cashier was very helpful and polite. Ground and 1st floor are libraries, while 2nd, 3rd and 4th are all study rooms. I'd love to come more often to study, fulfill my dream here

Took a class here recently for Winter 2019 session, and it was interesting to be back in a business…read moreschool environment. We used the smaller rooms that fit at least 36 chairs, or even 15 chairs, etc. The parking lot is right underneath the school, super convenient to walk directly to class. I left the class feeling changed (hopefully for the better), and will continue to work on what I learned and apply it to daily life.

Decided to go back to school during the pandemic. I was registered for 1-2 classes at a time. I'm…read morestill in school and earning a 4.0 GPA thus far. Though striving for an A might sound unreasonable and unrealistic but if you don't strive for perfection, what's the point of living? The counselor, Mr. .Grainger is great; accommodating and flexible to discuss the plan of action in order for me to get my AA then transfer. I am only 4 classes away. Granted, I have only been taking online classes but my experience has been great. The teachers are amazing. Shoutout to Professor Lahr. He was my English 1A and English 1B professor. My work schedule changed drastically and even though he understood that, he did not make it easy for me, instead met w/ me on several occasions to ensure I understand the assignment and what I need to to get it right. This pandemic sucks but if it didn't happen, I wouldn't be where I am today. Anything is possible if you give yourself an honest try.

sorry.Have not been back here to SJCC for many years..But it seems to be badly managed..etc..and…read moreall of that..I might be wrong..But its home page , website does not work or is very dificult to use..this is my first time registering for class here..ihhave a student ID and followed the registration instructions form the help desk..It does not work. I hope the instruction, instructors and programs is not of low quality or bad as the website. Sorry to be too harsh..but so far it seems not so good..i jsut have to be patient and ask for help to register for class..i guess this is a different school..so it is different. It just takes time to navigate it..Not sure it is well organized..i could be bias..but awful...

The district is supportive for school transfers I really want to transfer to Homested bec the…read moreschool is close to my house but I'm at Cupertino due to the best program for me needs

I am a student at Fremont high schools automotive technology class. I'm a really pissed off about…read morehow the school district wants to shut down are auto tech program. We have done nothing to deserve this and i don't know why they are even thinking of this. They already decided to remove homestead high schools shop and now are class. We are the last public high school auto tech classes in the bay area and we love are class. They can't give me. The we don't have the funding bullshit because they are spending millions on making the schools look pretty. They give us $2000 to run the class for a year. We ended up having to rebuild engines and sell them to fund shop projects. Now i am going to take this to the state capitol if i have to.

Amazing improvements to the campus and buildings. Looks more…read moremodern and appealing! When I visited, there was an Indian dance contest (?) in their performing arts space. EVC is a great walking campus too as can be seen in the photos. It's a popular Pokemon Go Community Day site.

Beautiful campus with a modern feel. Many of the buildings and facilities have a contemporary…read moredesign with murals that represent the school. I love the open grassy areas and the lake with a fountain. It's also easy to navigate, with plenty of parking.