I went to EMT Utah for my Basic EMT and it was probably the worst education I have ever received…read more Instructors were inattentive, lacked communication, and disorganized. While taking the course there were two days when instructors did not even show up to the class. And when they did, they often did not know what they needed to go over that day because there were so many different instructors and they would not communicate with each other. It took 3 attempts to pass the NREMT as I felt like the education was lacking and I had to teach myself everything in the textbook after class was over. Of those I have talked to from class, only about half of them say they were capable of passing the NREMT, showing a huge flaw in the education received from EMT Utah.

I just competed my AEMT course and it exceeded all of my expectations. The amount of knowledge and…read moremy overall competence derived from this course is going to help me so much in field. The instructors are amazing and really hold you to a higher standard, meaning that they are providing you with more knowledge and education that most other institutions would ever consider, which overall prepares you better for the national exam. I am very grateful for all the instructors (Dutch, Leslie, etc.) they have provided me with an incredible learning experience. Thank you EMT Utah!

ccCNA is a wonderful quick program for anyone ready to start their CNA experience. I did this…read moreprogram to help me get my certification for experience prior to nursing school. All the instructors were so nice and the clinicals ran so smoothly and were helpful! I highly recommend this program to anyone who asks. They have an online portion and 3 in person classes, as well as 3 short clinicals from 6am- 2:30pm depending on location.

Can't say enough good things about this program! Literally I have learned so much and accomplished…read moreso much because of the ccCNA program. You will not regret choosing this program over other's I'm so glad I came here and I adore all the instructors they had me laughing and feeling confident in all of my studies and all that I learned!

I was so glad to find a hybrid/online program. My schedule didn't work with any of the other…read moreprograms. That was the reason I picked Utah CNA Training Center originally, but it ended up being so great all around. I had Linda as my skills lab instructor and she was phenomenal. She was an incredible teacher- I wish I could have her as a professor in nursing school.

Had my Skills Lab in Murray and my teacher was Linda. She was so much fun and was very nice! Long…read moredays, but you can get it out of the way. Plus the the company itself is LGBT+ friendly. Much appreciated

A cute little fabric shop tucked away in a non-suspecting alleyway in Sugarhouse. It's just across…read morethe drive from Ebb & Flow, and I happened to meander in before I went to my Ebb & Flow class last week to kill some time. They had lots of fabrics and notions. I didn't stay long, but I was particularly drawn in by the patches, and even found some cute tags one could Sew into handmade goods. I'll be sure to visit again, as I didn't have a lot of time to explore. They will be moving to a new location in the future, as the businesses in the alleyway/particular location are getting sold off.

I was in SL Sewciety for the first time today. Their products are high quality. I just went in…read morefor some no-fold elastic that nobody else seemed to have and bought a pair of scissors, a rotary cutter and blades. I'm regularly a quilter and just getting into making clothing and was thrilled that they offer a pattern adjusting class. The owner is very sweet and knowledgeable. Bought a nice pair of pinking shears and a vintage funky birda pattern. I will definitely be back.

I've recently been attending Nuttall's block of the month club, and have been thoroughly enjoying…read moreit! The classes are taught by Denise, who's pretty much a sewing celebrity in my eyes. :) This year's BOM choices are batik and Christmas themed. Denise is so patient in her teaching the entire roomful of quilters, ranging from beginner to advanced. She explains things well and I appreciate that she demonstrates the block assembly steps with a closeup camera on the projector screen. When I go in, most of the ladies and Logan are kind and personable. Sure, sometimes they're busy, and can't really talk, but they're helpful when they have the opportunity to engage. On a personal note, I think some of these negative reviews are unfair and kinda prejudiced.. Perhaps their own sour attitudes have been projected onto these ladies that spend their work days cutting lots of fabric and answering calls. They're not catty or mean, as portrayed in certain reviews. No offense, but it's not their fault that you don't know how to thread your inherited sewing machine. Look on YouTube or consult your manual. It's not their fault if you don't monitor your own machine's warranty. Read your paperwork. It shouldn't hurt your feelings if an employee tells you Nuttall's doesn't sell yarn.

I Love this place. Best selection of fabrics in the area and the ladies are super knowledgeable…read moreabout technique and sewing machines. I have taken a few classes here and they are well done and helpful. I love shopping here.

Tucked away in South Salt Lake, Salt Lake Culinary Education is a gorgeous space that is home to…read morevarious cooking classes and opportunities. I've had the pleasure of coming here twice in the past month - once for an event hosted by Cache Valley Cheese, and most recently for one of their cookie decorating classes. The space is huge! When you walk in you don't even realize how big it is until you start walking around. They have three large rooms with stoves, ovens - the works! Everything is stunning and so clean and sharp. It's a very welcoming environment as well. They have SO many different classes here, and I can't wait to take more. Their cookie decorating class was a lot of fun for all ages. Any kids under the age of 11 had to be accompanied by an adult. We learned how to decorate different festive cookies. The hosts were both wonderful, and walked around to help everyone. One of the hosts even offered to take some candid photos of us, which was so sweet. I saw on their website that they also host some intimate lunches, where the food is cooked right in front of you and enjoyed in a small group. There is so much that this place offers, and I can't wait to explore more opportunities here.

What a nice evening we had for our cooking class. Chef was informative and helpful and everything…read morewent as planned. Food was amazing

Mary has been attentive and SO supportive throughout the whole course. So much hands on training…read morethat made me feel extra prepared. She's also hilarious and makes her lectures and learning enjoyable.

Just did the IV course. The instructor was great but the lack of supplies needed to be OSHA…read morecompliant were not provided by the company (School). No personal protection was provided for the amount they asked for.

Good school, I would say the best barber program in Utah... that being said the haircuts are more…read morepricey, but I feel like there are true passionate barbers students here that make that $10 haircut feel like $50... Either way though a lot of great instructors and even better administrators to help with scheduling and other school conflicts... Barbering is what you make out of it though... good luck to future students.

I got a perfectly nice haircut and scalp treatment. The reason I am rating them low is the prices…read moreon their website are no longer accurate. The last time I got a senior haircut there, it was $5. Today it was $8. The scalp treatment was supposed to be $3.50. Today it was $8.00! They are not allowed to advertise one price and charge another. When I told the clerk those prices were not on their official website, she just grunted, "well, I'll tell somebody"! She said the prices changed two months ago. This type of operation is not acceptable.