I took the CPR/AED with First Aid training to get the certification required by the sports facility…read morethat I coach at. Scheduling and payment was quick and easy online, and the $60 cost was very affordable. The CPR/AED training took about 1.5 hours and was very good. Only a little video, lots of hands on with the mannequins, and extra info from the live instructor. I definitely recommend the CPR/AED portion. The first aid portion was 30 min and we only watched videos, with 1 epipen injector practice at the end. So if you are someone wanting to get thorough first aid training, this is not for you. For me, this was great since the CPR/AED was very thorough and I only needed this for a required certification. Would definitely come back next time I need to renew my certification!

Kayla is amazing she made the class easy not to mention she is a great instructor. Glad I had her…read moretonight . Very knowledgeable.

If you are looking to get through the class quick then this is the school for you. If you have no…read morenursing skill background you may find the skills test more difficult. The instructor was not in the room much when students were practicing so there was little feedback as to whether students were doing the skills correct or not. During the lecture (daytime) the instructor was interrupted by staff often to answer questions regarding the running of the school.

Great Education Center where you can obtain a State official certificates for CNA, BLS and…read moreMedicines Aide by passing required exams. The Administration guy named Samuel provided an exceptional service. whenever you have a questions about anything, he is willing to help you. This Education center is a place where I obtained my CNA certificate on June 20, 2018. The teacher Kawahnee is a good teacher. He is teaching CNA at night shift. He is showing you in details of how to perform a skills. Also, they have a great Registered Nurse Examiner Ms. Charlotte who is a friendly professional RNE. She will observe you through performing the skills exam. The mistakes being pointed out that you must correct it right away in order to receive a Satisfactory results for each of the five skills you performed. Good luck everyone!

I recently took First Aid and CPR at Sterling and let's just say they make learning fun and easy…read more You'll definitely leave confident in the event you have to render aid. As a new mom I wanted to make sure I'm able to protect my baby if needed and after attending class I'm confident I can do just that.

I highly recommend this school for real estate. Rebecca is by far one of the best instructors you…read morecould possibly ask for and she will walk you step-by-step through any problem that you have. She is absolutely amazing. I mean all instructors are, but she is top notch

Do not take its online class, no instructor to teach you and no one answers questions but charged…read moresame amount as attending class at school. School staff even gave me wrong book and asked you to pay $50 if you go to school to atten class, it is not fair for me.

Such a wonderful place offering ABA for children with autism and related disabilities. The owner…read moreand director Miss Karri, is so welcoming and ready to answer all questions and her staff is great as well. From age 18 months, pre-school to 3rd grade, and after school programs, it is all in one place. We are so lucky to have such a place for our children in the Rockwall community. And the Summer Camp program will even allow my grand child's sibling to attend with them. Wow they earn 5 stars from me.

This has been my daughter's happy place. She looks forward to the instructor greeting her each…read moremorning as we arrive for school. She has had more structure and guidance here than any other school/day care and I applaud the due diligence of the staff and the director, Ms Kari. She is well-versed on the all aspects, including insurance and has an open-door policy as it pertains to my child's progress and the entire process as a whole. I am very fortunate to have found such a wonderful place for my daughter as she continues to learn and grow. 5 Stars for Sure!

Dr. Lewis, Mr. Ward, Mr. Hobbs and Ms. Mac were all fantastic teachers and instructors, and made me…read morefeel safe enough to loosen up and make me feel that I could truly ace my test.

I enrolled my daughter in EMS Driving School's $385 "Teen 46-Hour Complete Course" package, which…read moreincluded 32 hours of Classroom, 7 hours Behind-the-Wheel and 7 In-Car Observation. We were not impressed with the quality of the 32 hours classroom course. It also included at least one movie clip my daughter had to skip because of foul language. When my wife tried to schedule the 14 in-car sessions, Dr. Lewis, the owner, said we did not need to do that, but only sign her up for 7 sessions. We thought we did not understand the process, but as we took our daughter in, our experience was that there would be two student drivers in the school vehicle, and each would drive 30 minutes and observe 30 minutes. However, the school counted it as an hour of driving and an hour of observation for my daughter, and probably for the other student as well. We asked Dr. Lewis about it again and received an unconvincing explanation. We finished the school last week, and I expressed my concern to a different staff member, and his explanation was that "you get up to 14 hours." In the end, we expected to receive 14 hours in-car, but received at best 3 1/2 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction and 3 hours of observation. We had to do a lot more of the instruction ourselves and feel taken advantage of.

Hubby has been wanting to take sailing lessons for a long time, and after our youngest expressed an…read moreinterest in either the Naval or Coast Guard Academy, he was even more motivated. His research led us to North Texas Sailing School on Lake Ray Hubbard. We took both the Beginning and Intermediate sailing classes together, which meant one Thursday night 3 hour classroom based class and then two weekends on the boats-both weekends included 6 hours on Saturday and 3 hours on Sunday-ending with testing on the last Sunday to earn your ASA 101 certification. The classes also included lunch and after sailing drinks on Saturday, but nothing on Sunday. Being Texas in July, we had a variety of sailing conditions over the two weekends, from strong winds to dead calm, although all of it was HOT. The school gives you time on the boats with at least 3 different instructors, so you get to learn different styles/techniques for the same skills. All the instructors were great and it allows for a lot of individual time at the helm, as well as learning by watching others. That said...the boats are 22 foot wooden J22s and they are uncomfortable!! And there is no shade, so had to slather up the sun screen like crazy. The Saturdays made for really long days and I was more than done by the end of them. Not sure how they could have broken it up differently since you need a certain amount of time on the boat, but the 6 hour days were brutal! Once you are certified, you can come back and join the racing on Wednesday nights and/or Alumni sails on Sunday afternoons. I would recommend NTSS, and we might even be taking a Coastal Cruising class with them in the future.

What a fantastic introduction to sailing! Michael has a wealth of knowledge on all facets of the…read moresport and the patience and passion to share it with beginners. Our "on the water" instructors did a great job of patiently guiding a group of complete novices during the ASA 101 course, and by the end of the weekend we were comfortable operating the boats. I am so glad I was able to learn here, I feel confident in the skills I have gained so far and excited to continue my education.

I can't say anything but positive things about doulas. They do amazing, impactful work. If I were…read moreto recommend any one thing to a pregnant friend, it would be to work with a doula. Our doula, Kathy Abbate Voigtsberger, was so integral to the relative smoothness of both of my labors and deliveries, and my ability to follow my birth plans as much as possible. During the birth of Parker I swear she was the reason my labor was onl...y 12 hours and not significantly longer. Parker wasn't engaging even though my body was doing what it needed to be, and Kathy suggested one particular method that very quickly moved me to the next stage of labor. It was smooth sailing from there. During Tatum's birth, Kathy helped me stay firm in interactions with a less-than-accommodating triage nurse. She also kept me grounded and focused during transition and pushing. We didn't know till she came out but Tatum was sunny side up, and that made transition and pushing so much more painful and difficult than it was with Parker. She partnered with Tony Kellogg to empower me throughout. And when Tatum had to be seen by the NICU team in our room immediately after delivery, she helped keep me calm and focused while I waited to see her. For sure my midwives were amazing teammates and helped give me the experience I was hoping for through both births, but Kathy was the real MVP! Couldn't be more grateful to have found her.

I hired Kathy for my first born. I hired Kathy very late in the game and ended up having an…read moreemergency csection so I cannot comment on her doula services. My one start is mostly for her babysitting service for my 4 month old boy. On the two occasions we had her babysit our boy, we found her to be negligent with the baby. First, she would let my baby cry and not attend to him. My husband had to call her to let her know baby was crying. Second she used a phone and iPad on a 4 month old baby. We as parent have zero screen time for our boy and plan to keep it that way until he is 2 years old. Both of these incidents happened the two times we used her service. If you are looking for a decent babysitter you are better off avoiding her.