Only applies to electrician program:…read more The teachers are on top of their course material, but they are bottlenecked by the administration. Students were promised their electrician trainee card by the 3rd month, there has been no sign of that in month 7. Multiple times the we've had to modify what we do in the hands on portion of curriculum due to administration not having the materials available on time or at all.

Went to the school to file a complaint against a employee for texting me to "grow up" because i…read morehung up on him since i was at work. Arrived at the school and before i could put a name to the face he actually greeted me and was cool but once i stated my name and told him it was me you were texting that he was super unprofessional and he should not talk to people/future students that way if i answer fine if not im busy and BUDDY WAS READY TO FIGHT. I said i need to talk to a higher up to file a complaint and he said he was the highest in the building and that we can talk. As we are conversating he became more agitated and started stepping up to me and telling me to be a "man" and then guided me to a empty classroom to talk behind closed doors. I said ABSOLUTELY NOT with the way he has been aggressive and essentially baiting me into an altercation. I stated i wanted a 3rd party there due to the tense situation he was creating. He then guided me to the welding area and pulled the welding teacher aside infront of students and started again saying be a man and say what you have to say and again i said i need someone thats in a high position i need to do some type of formal complaint and know its been acknowledged. Whole time the man was swaying back and forth belittling me and just asking for a fight which was not my intentions at all. The welding teacher was completely clueless and wasnt understanding what was even going on. At that point i just asked who can hell me file a complaing because this guy is extremely upset and wanting a altercation and i was directed to an office. In thay office a nice lady helped me and immediately stood up when she heard what i was trying to explain. Whole time the man was there being aggressive and still approaching me trying to coax me into doing something. The lady noticed that and quickly got me the Director of Operations even tho the man lied and said hes the highest in the building. As i was waiting the man and i were going back and forth and bickering and ultimately just displays his unprofessionalism and lack of control. He denied it was him that texted me even though he answered when i called the number with the unprofessional text message, he lied saying i came in making noise when he greeted me and i simply asked if he was who i think he is, he lied saying i went to the welding area disturbing them when he guided me there. All that for a simple text he should not have sent but he thought it was okay to do that. Never did i go with intentions for an altercation. I felt if he felt like he can just send a text like that as an employee to a possible student he clearly doesnt respect people as he should especially being in the front greeting people onna daily. I was disrespected and be littled being called less than a man and out of my name but none of it bothered me as i am confident in myself as a man, father and veteran. Moral of the story if you lose your temper as a employee and attempt to coax someone into fighting in your workplace behind closed doors theres no space for you in that establishment at all. I spoke to the director and followed the instructions he gave me to move forward and i have also submitted a complaint with BPPE. I have never been put in this situation before so i will file with whoever and wherever because this was unnecessary and someone could have been hurt or arrested.

Went threw a program there pass did everything to get my license no phone number to call only email…read moreit's been a month can't work with out a license reach out to school like hitting a wall got there money it ain't there problem what waste of 10 months and license only for a year !!

Great LVN program. It was affordable and I was well-prepared to pass the NCLEX-PN on the first…read moretry. All of the instructors were professional and always available for assistance. They wanted to make sure the students understood the material. Good clinical selections. I felt like I really got a taste of each specialty. Would recommend to anyone in the San Diego area looking to become an LVN.

I got my General building contractors license taking this class at Golden State contractor school…read more Rob, Andie, Norma and the rest of the staff were so helpful. The course assignments were so intuitive and user-friendly. I barely passed high school and I was able to pass both my business & law state test as well as my general building state test on the first try. Thank you GSCS.! My Bulldog Hazelnut love coming to the school as well.

This place is awesome, everyone is helpful and friendly. Ryan has been extremely helpful; he…read moreresponds to all my inquiries promptly. He is patient and professional. Highly recommend this place, you will not regret!

My daughter, a student at a local charter school in San Diego, completed a program and intern hours…read morethrough this college's CMA program (through her current high school). This school IS NOT accredited contrary to the Administrator's insistence that the college is accredited!!! These students wasted 4 months of their time for a certification that they CANNOT use. Coincidently, the administrator's daughter, who is currently a senior at the same charter school, did not participate in the program. The Administrator should be ashamed of himself and his job should be up for review!

I was a student at Cal Southern Spring 2016 studying Pharmacy Technician. The teacher was young and…read moreenergetic. He taught us the skills needed to be on our way for a thriving career.

Robert, I…read moreunderstand completely why you will not be discussing my poor review on this platform. I also admit to the things I said about the DVD and everything else. But you left out the things that you said in reply during that conversation among other things. Let me point out in your long extensive assumption that I have not become successful in the window tinting business your wrong. No thanks to you I kept fighting and finding new ways to learn winting tinting on my own thanx for asking. Its cheap and petty of you 2 write a 5 paragraph rebuttal then exit the conversation. It was your way of sounding like the bigger man and stating facts about me and leaving out facts about yourself and the way you handled/left our conversation. I never left anything behind except your class in my rear view. All in all you obviously can't handle a bad review and thats where I WILL LEAVE THIS "PLATFORM"

I am so glad we sent our son to this school! Our son had a great experience with Robert and Jaymi!…read moreThey trained him in auto tinting, flat glass, paint protection, and a full business implementation plant to start his own business! He returned home with a new light and fire for life and his future! He feels they gave him what he needs to succeed! They also will support him with questions he will have as he starts and grows his business. Thank you Robert and Jaymi. You have forever changed my son for the better by empowering him with a new set of skills and tools that will help him realize his unlimited potential!

I love SET High! My son is a senior there and my sister is a freshman. When i was looking at high…read moreschools in 2021 for my son, i was discouraged. He was going to go to San Diego High, but it felt big and impersonal. My son is smart and i felt like he was going to just cruise by without any challenge or any accolades. We toured SET and my son was so excited. I love that each class is small. I love McCurdy, Ms Heath and all the other teachers. Ms. Geis is such a rad human! My Daughter is the opposite of my son.... She is into dance and theatre, but after seeing how awesome SET was, we enrolled my daughter too. Love the school and staff dearly!

Is your child a nontraditional learner and are you looking for a charter school that doesn't expect…read morestudents to learn the same way as everyone else? If so, I highly suggest you check out SET High (formerly Coleman Tech Charter School). Our son graduated from SET High last year and now our daughter is attending and we couldn't be happier. She is only in 9th grade and already taking on leadership roles. The teachers exceed my expectations. They know each student by name, have great relationships with them. My son's former teachers are always happy to see him when he goes to visit, which is often. He even gave graduation presents TO some of his teachers before he left. The students are geeky, wacky, nerdy, different, intelligent, unique, confident, and wonderful! My daughter said that she didn't want to go to any other school because she is with "her people" and she is right. Dr. McCurdy said in last year's commencement speech, "If you aren't failing, you aren't learning." What a great place to make mistakes, learn from them, and make improvements. I'm so excited for the students attending SET High because they are learning real-world skills at such an early age in a supportive, caring, and fun environment. You won't find a better school for your student!

My grandson has really enjoyed going to The Coder School. The classes are fun, hands-on, and keep…read morehim interested the whole time. He looks forward to going each week and loves sharing what he's learned when he gets home. Gabriel has been a great teacher--patient, kind, and really good at keeping an 11-year-old focused! We really appreciate everything they've taught him and highly recommend this school for any kid who loves to learn and be creative.

My kid has been attending the coder school for a couple of years and he has loved it! He's learned…read moreso much and enjoys the teachers there. I also like that we receive a summary of the class each week to know what my kid is learning and creating. Highly recommend the coder school to any families who are interested in having their kids learn how to code. My kiddo started learning on scratch and then advanced to python. Overall it has been a wonderful experience!

As a parent of a high school student attending this college as a concurrent student, I have to say…read morethat the enrollment process could definitely use some work. There was quite a bit of confusion when it came to getting information about enrolling, touring, and registering a high school student, and at times I felt like we were being given the runaround. For families who aren't already familiar with the college enrollment process, I think the information should be much clearer and easier to navigate. First impressions really matter, especially when you're a new student or parent trying to figure everything out. Thankfully, we did encounter a counselor who completely changed the experience for us. He was incredibly helpful, patient, and willing to walk us through the entire process--from enrollment to registering for classes. He even took the time to give us a tour of the campus on his own down time when he absolutely didn't have to. That level of service stood out to me because that's exactly the kind of person you want representing a college to new students and their families. I do think the front office and admissions area could use some additional training when it comes to professionalism and face-to-face customer service. The people greeting you when you first walk (admissions desk) onto a campus are often the first impression of the entire institution. If I were judging the college solely on my initial enrollment experience, I honestly don't think I would have felt very welcomed or excited about becoming a student. There is definitely room for improvement in this area. However, once my son was registered and started classes, our experience became much more positive. He's only taking one class this semester, but his professor has been wonderful. She is kind, attentive, and genuinely seems interested in getting to know each student individually. She even set aside time for the class to complete a "getting to know you" form, which I thought was such a great personal touch. As a parent, that made me feel much more confident that we had made the right decision. I've also had the opportunity to meet several other professors while on campus, and those interactions have been really encouraging. They've been welcoming, polite, and enthusiastic when meeting students, and that energy makes a difference. When professors are excited to see your student and make them feel welcome, it naturally makes both the student AND the parent excited about this new chapter. Overall, I see a lot of potential here. I just hope the people overseeing admissions and the front office take a closer look at the new-student experience. A young adult coming straight from high school shouldn't have to navigate a confusing process to get basic information, and parents shouldn't feel like they have to piece everything together themselves. The enrollment process may have been a little rocky for us, but the positive interactions we've had with the counselor and professors have definitely helped turn things around. I'm hopeful that with some improvements in communication, organization, professionalism, and customer service, the college can create the welcoming first impression that new students and families deserve.

Being an older transfer student was difficult to navigate an application. I came in and someone…read morestood beside me and walked me through everything. The guys at the desk and the women at the front desk were all so friendly and welcoming. I didn't feel intimidating and I've also had great interactions with people on the phone

Love it here!!! The staff was great…read more The teachers were incredibly supportive We had a wonderful time learning our new skill

HSTI has been such a wonderful experience from the open house to orientation to every in-person…read moreclass. From the moment you decide to walk through the Temecula location doors, everyone is kind, patient, and helpful. Marisol was crucial when signing up for the program. She was very responsive and answered all my questions. Denise Kirkendall was instrumental in receiving a WIOA grant. Signing up for the program was easy. HSTI even provided all the textbooks, uniforms and even a brand new laptop. But I have to say the star of the show is Mr. Mike the Pharmacy Tech instructor. He has made learning fun, relatable and manageable. It's great for me who is someone that has been away from the classroom setting for almost 20 years. I look forward to our once a week class. I'm excited to be in the Pharmacy / Medical field. The future is once again bright.

Kyle and the team are motorcycle riding safer for the driver and the roads…read more His expertise and demeanor makes it really easy for anyone to learn, I personally love the way he gives me feedback as a newer rider with not a lot of friends that ride, this is the best way to understand what I can do best, with puts me in most dangerous, to test import skills to avoid accident safely. This practices are comprehensive , and very unexpressive, even the one on ones. Your safety is priceless ! Another wonderful thing about attending these courses , is that you meet like-minded riders and we are all learning from each other.

Highly, highly recommend So Cal Slow Cones to any motorcyclist--whether you're looking for a quick…read moremorning session or a full-day course, it's absolutely worth it. Kyle has a real talent for tailoring the exercises to every rider's skill level and delivers feedback in a way that's both constructive and encouraging. He, along with the other instructors, brings a wealth of knowledge and skill to the table, focusing on real-world riding techniques that make a noticeable difference. Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned rider, you'll walk away with improved confidence and control. Can't recommend them enough!