Non-profit organization that teaches illiterate and non-English speaking adults in Collier County…read moreFlorida how to read, write and speak English. One-on-One Tutoring is provided by dedicated trained volunteers who are are certified by ProLiteracy America. They also hold small group classes and provide students with access to the computer based learning program called ELLIS (English Language Learning Information System).

Florida safety & CPR sent a great instructor to teach My BLS (Basic Life Support ) class Scott…read moreCutting was captivating in keeping the attention of the class he spent as much time as he could going to student to student to help and see if things he was teaching were being done right. He also spent one time with each student and was very informative about the subject he was teaching .

A stellar CPR / AED course. Millard Taylor was our competant…read moreand interesting instructor. This course is well worth the time to learn how to indentify and deal with medical emergencies - heart attack and cardiac arrest. I highly recommend this company for training.

I have been taking CPR for 45 years due to my profession's requirements and I have never been so…read moredisappointed in a training before. The trainer was clearly exhausted and wanting to go home rather than teach. He raced through the content at lightning speed and condensed a several hour training into 1/2 the time. No harm done to those of us already familiar with the material but the others were not prepared to do CPR well. The trainer actually told us to leave him a 5 star review and if we didn't like the training to "keep it to ourselves ". I would not be leaving this review if he had not said that.

In Florida we are a boating state. I've taken the on line boaters safety class and. Still wanted…read moremore. This class is not for everyone. Most enthusiasts will benefit from a basic course offered by the USCG Aux. Legally boats for hire must be under the license of a captain. I had three other friends who are graduates of this school. And while going through this journey you will get to learn along with 9 to 11 other students. My friends spoke highly of Capt Casey and instructors. I had to wait an extra month to get into this class as there was not enough students in December. This month we had a max. Of 12 students, but two dropped out after the first day for other reasons. This course has 4 major categories, rules of the road, chart plotting, navigation gen, and deck gen/ safety. Capt. Terry Kuykendall started by teaching us rules of the road and intro to chart plotting and Capt Joe Calzone taught us the rest. This school also has extra endorsements for towing, master inland, master near coastal, radio operator. Port security, I will have to say that the students in this course were from various backgrounds and ages. 3 of us were retired. Two were involved in marine sales and rentals. And a few were doing it for personal development. One student was sponsored by his employer. Class time is very intensive as they prepare you to think large like 100 gross ton 65ft vessels. Many of the rules are specific to inland waters and international rules are equally important. The weekday night class moves along quickly and we are tested each day after each topic you will be given immediate daily feed back on the information that you have reviewed. They did a good job of staying on topic as to not fly off on tangents. Most of our classmates were respectful to the instructor and other students. The instructors will teach but as students you will have to put in the time to review the manual and learn the procedures and formulas. Know chart navigation and identify signals both lights and sounds. Bells whistles and gongs. Expect it to be very difficult if you fail to study and put time in. The instructor was willing to help one on one if needed.

I cannot say enough about this daycare went six years ago when we got our God child they took her…read morein right away.... and they have been there and done whatever they could for us now again but we ended up with her sister and we needed them to take in her 11-month-old sister and right away they had a spot for us and they treat our little ones like there own. It's a family place. Thanks again Susie and mike alansky and Ariah

Hello parents ! I am new to the area and chose Noah's Ark Academy as a provider for my 9 month old…read moreand 3 year old . I took a leap of faith , relied on reviews as well as a walk through which went relevantly well . Unfortunately I am extremely upset to say Noah's Ark academy has by far been the worst experience for me and my boys ! They only attended this academy for 3 very long weeks ! I have addressed several teachers as well as the administrators about helping my son with the restroom . He was coming home with feces In his underwear several Days in a row ( this is a kid who has never even peed in the bed ) he lost his confidence in his elders while asking for help and teachers replying that they are either too busy or just unable . He is a beautiful mixed boy and was bullied about his skin color , called names he's never heard of , pushed by other children and when he defended him self he was punished while the other child unfairly was not . Cups that I provided was thrown over playground fence and teachers never replaced nor went for his belongings . They are completely unorganized !!!!! Every day at pick up I was having to go to several teachers asking questions just to find , and gather his belongings (supposed to have a cubby) . I provided a sheet for nap time Mat which was not being put on during nap time ! I am Unsure of Florida laws and child To teacher ratio but it seems they are totally understaffed .. Just a total mess and headache. Now my 9month old . The room was extremely crowded . Different facilitators were in there every day , it was very uncomfortable because they wouldn't even introduce themselves . He is active and ready to crawl but he basically slept and ate all day . Would come home clothes ruined , food in his nose , and completely miserable . I have even picked him up from his crib while sleeping and he had peed through his diaper and was sleeping in his urine on more then one occasion . The day after his last day with them he became ill ( it's daycare that's expected ) but he has a fungus on his butt caused from unsanitary surfaces and atmosphere. I am not the type to leave reviews or to speak ill about anything but in this circumstance I wish I would've been warned . I would hate for anyone Else to experience what we did while being at Noah's Ark academy ! I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS DAYCARE TO ANYONE .

Dr. Amanda is fantastic for in home swim lessons! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a…read morequalified instructor.

Is it safe for your kids? For most part, yes. But there are incidents that happen, as would be…read moreexpected. How this is handled can be different to you, who is not involved in the system to a parent that is. So if you want to get a little more, get involved. The schools cater to below average to slightly above average. Below average get a lot of help, while very smart kids are left in the dark. Parents of exceptional students should be informed on courses that will stimulate, beyond what the school has to offer. In our case we were not. Nobody was. We had to figure advance course options like FLVS starting in elementary school, ourselves. There is nothing 'exceptional' about that CCPS. CCPS has a full time lawyer and because they create so many issues, just by being rude, they need it. The more issues that are created, the more job security the law department has, so they keep them busy with fresh issues all the time. Its not a satisfactory way to focus on education. And its gone on for decades. I could write a book about all thats CCPS has to offer. From the terrible parking for parents and students at Gulf Coast High School, to the bus drivers, some good, some bad. We could go onto the promoting of religion and religious locations being used for mandatory events by the schools. We could talk about the handing out of bibles on school campuses. We could talk about kids bringing weapons to school and the 'kick a Jew' day in one of the middle schools. Yes, we experience it all in little Naples.

If you are stuck, looking for the next step in you career, or need a huge confidence boost- HIRE…read moreSTACEY! I was connected to Stacey by a family friend. I came to her with a bare bones resume, and little professional confidence. How can my professional history translate to the next step in my career? She literally transformed my resume into gold! And the funny part is, it was all true, i just wasn't sure how to put it into words before. She was there every step of the way encouraging me to continue pursuing the next step in my career. I am so thankful I made the jump to contact Stacey! She is AWESOME!!!!! I cannot add enough exclamation marks to express how thankful I am for her professional and genuine encouragement! I have a totally transformed resume and attitude. I am finally going after the career I was afraid to before!

I had been in the job market for a while and was not getting interviews for jobs that I was clearly…read morequalified for. I contacted King Momentum Strategies for help with my resume. Stace took the time to understand my career goals and personal aspirations. She helped me create a personal branding campaign so that prospective employers would have a better understanding of my skills and who I was as a person. Not only did she help craft a resume that immediately resulted in better quality interviews, she helped with my elevator speech, networking skills and coached me on how to better prepare for interviews. I Highly recommend King Momentum Strategies.