Best place to do courses that get you a job immediately!! Great friendly staff, very comforting…read moreenvironment!

I had a great learning experience there. The staff is very motivated and ready to help. Several…read morecourses in one place.

Great experience. We had an initial consultation and set realistic goals. The math tutor was a good…read morefit.

I found Sue to be really professional. We were able to get a tutor for my daughter quickly and she…read morewas great! Really took the time to figure out how to help my girl learn! Thank you School is Easy!

I had excellent results working with Mary as my coach. The framework Mary uses for coaching is…read morecomfortable and effective, while she was engaging and flexible. This allowed our sessions an "organic" feel that really targeted the issues that were most important to me. Most significantly, Mary was insightful and understanding: I lacked the vocabulary to describe my thoughts/feelings/traits for certain topics, but together we fleshed out what I was going through. Coaching with Mary was a very positive experience for me.

I have tried to stay awake through countless CPR courses as a fitness professional who does these…read morethings every year. I have never felt compelled to write a review. I did the recert class last night and have never felt so engaged. The whole class was hanging on every word right until the end. We had a lot of laughs and, what's most, I actually feel like I could be helpful should things go wrong. Do not take another course. Take this one. You will not be disappointed.

I have been shooting for 50-OD years and wanted to know what the modern requirements are to qualify…read morefor an RPAL. So I decidet to take the required course for the RPAL with BC Firearms Academy. I very impressed with the instructor, Eric, his approach to the subject and the presentation of the course material. What also stood out to me was the emphases on firearms safety. Eric is a superb and patient instructor! Erhard F.

Took the PAL/ RPAL weekend course. I thought the instructor, Eric Beer, was an arrogant douche with…read moreanger issues. I finished and passed the course but I wish I had done it with a different instructor/company.

The Port Moody Ecological Society manages the Noon Creek Hatchery -- a totally volunteer operated…read morefacility. The hatchery provided an interesting and informative trail walk stop for daughter and I on a recent visit to Rocky Point Park and walk on Shoreline Trail. For access to the hatchery, we walked inland from the main trail, to catch a smaller trail, which took us up and into the hatchery site. At the hatchery, volunteers at the time were friendly, helpful, and informative. I had several questions relating to operations conducted at the hatchery, and all were answered while personally touring the facility one to one with a volunteer, seeing and hearing how each is conducted. This included the incubation room, and a discussion of the procedures taken to incubate and hatch the eggs of the two species of salmon - coho and chum - handled at the facility, the freshwater holding and feeding tanks within the building, and the large, outdoor coho salmon holding area. I really appreciated the time, help, and information received. The stop and visit to the Noons Creek Hatchery was a first time experience for me, daughter had been there before, and much-enjoyed. I am so glad we decided to include this stop on our trail walk, it definitely enhanced the time spent that morning in Rocky Point Park.

On my second day of training the instructor told me that I wouldn't pass my practical nor written…read moreexam. Funny because I've passed my OFA2 three time successfully. This is an instructor issue because there were three other people that I ran into from this particular instructor who did their class & exam through another provider - & - uhhh, passed. Classroom is too crowded to get any questions answered or the help you need. Not sure how this instructor (dark hair & braids) got her instructors certificate! Would never recommend nor attend a TraumaTech class even if it was given for free!

I took OFA Level 3 courses at Trauma Tech in the 1980's, 1990's and 2000's, back when Paul owned…read morethe company. Recently, I completed a Standard First Aid/CPR/AED course at their Boundary Rd. location. I am very happy to report that the high caliber of instruction I always received at Trauma Tech is still very much in evidence. T.J. was extremely knowledgable and professional. Trauma Tech has a great reputation in the first aid community for a reason.

Love this school. It grows on you. It's only a college of 400 students but that is enough. The…read morelocation is convenient and is a short walk from the school to McDonald's If that's your flavor. Academicly the college is excellent if you're looking for a God centered education. They offer one year programs to diplomas to Bachaelors degrees. The community is like no other. It's cozy and tight, on my view day people were introducing themselfs to me left and right since most seem to be on a first name basis. The food Is good! It can get blann after a bit but it's pretty good. Don't expect the same thing twice. They do offer option for people with dietary issues!! Cbc is one the pricey side but is an excellent choice and has a lot to offer so book a view day and see what I'm talking about!!

The College has a brand new Dorm and many of the buildings are fairly new. The Campus grounds are…read morewell maintained and the library is very easy to use with extremely friendly librarians who are always willing to give you a hand. There are some staff members who are very nice and easy to get along with, but many of them bring their personal views into the classroom which can create a very unpleasant experience. In several cases, some teachers have criticized and ridiculed pastors and evangelists I enjoy listening to and following, to the delight of the class. Also, previous student experiences have been used as examples in the classroom to create an atmosphere where those with similar experiences would feel belittled and afraid to share their opinions. If you are a more conservative style Christian, I would not recommend this school to you. Money is also a big issue if you decide to go to this school. The school offers Government Student Loans which would be considered a plus, however the teachers of the school have openly criticized people being in debt. I was even questioned as to why my family was in debt by two different teachers on two separate occasions. In the past 5 years, tuition has risen by around $100 per credit because, I believe,of the building of a new dormitory. The classrooms are extremely old and are only located in the oldest building on the campus. All of them are in serious need of repair and are extremely cold in the winters. Commuters are blessed to have a free lunch every week and they have a large lounge were they can go and chat or do some work. There are also a few areas on the campus where you can enjoy yourself, such as the basement of the main building which has several pool tables and other games. There are also plenty of activities around the campus to keep you entertained. One thing to be wary of is the clique atmosphere of the school. Students tend to keep to their own groups and it can become very difficult to engage with them. One other issue would be the anti military views that the majority of students seem to have. If you are pro military or ex-military, I would not suggest this school to you. All in all I would suggest that if you are a conservative Christian, or even semi-conservative for that matter, stay away from this college. If money is an issue I would also suggest you look elsewhere for the tuition costs have been raised every semester for the past few years.