Fresh graduated from their Berkley location. It was truly an amazing experience. I got to learn all…read moremy hands on and textbook skills in an engaging environment, with an amazing teacher who ensured you knew what you were doing. All the instructors I interacted with took pride in being good at what they did and making sure you were not only able to perform the skills but also be confident in doing so. Both me and my sister graduated from this program and both of us very highly recommended. I feel ready for my NREMT and know I can come to them for help as I move forward in my career. If you are hesitant at all about entering the medical field and or not sure what to do after, they are willing and able to guide you through the steps. As well as talk to you about what kinds of doors that programs like this can open for you.

From the owner: American Health Education is dedicated to providing high-quality, hands-on training to those who…read morewish to start or advance their healthcare careers. Train to become and EMT with our weekday or weekend courses in emergency medical services. We are committed to preparing our students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to excel in their field, and are proud to foster graduates who go on to save lives and serve in their communities.

I am very grateful to Ms. C. She was always a determined, well-prepared person dedicated to…read moreteaching us. Thanks to her knowledge and support, we learned so much about the medical assistant program. Today I feel more excited, motivated, and ready to continue my career in the field of medicine.

This area is saturated with MAs looking for work. It's even harder to find a practice to do your…read moreexternship, in order to complete the program. Once you're out, there's no assistance in finding jobs. Because there are no jobs. Fyi, cost is $3k to do the program. Or any program at CalRegional. Consider another path of healthcare is your interest. Oh, and you should know this program is not even accredited.

My son 12 and 9 years old both loves Hackingtons. Currently they take class online only and it's so…read moremuch fun, they learn new skills every week! I am very happy that I found my son's favorite coding school!!

We love Hackington's! My 9 year old son started going to coding classes 4 months ago. He has tried…read moremany extra curricular activities and has usually not wanted to continue after a month. But this is his favorite thing. He says "I like that they teach you in a way that lets you work independently. The teachers are nice and helpful. I'm not scared to ask questions because the teachers don't judge me and they let me work on higher skills if I want to. I like the ranking levels being colored belts like karate. I always look forward to going and I like to practice when I come home. I like that we use real coding languages that adults use. It's not just Scratch where I can make a shark animation in less than 10 minutes. I make real websites with colored backgrounds, buttons, links, tags, pictures and text."

I recently completed an application for the A.S. Radiologic Technology program with advisor…read moreKrystiana Roan. Krystiana is very generous with her time in explaining the process to applicants over the phone. She answers all questions thoughtfully and is very detail-oriented when reviewing documents. Her commitment to providing individualized support to each applicant is truly impressive! I really appreciate all of her help with the process.

The reply the "supervisors " left is a passive aggressive statement, which I WAS a student in their…read moreprogram and they removed me, asking me to transfer to the MRI program and promised they would help me with that, guess what? The person made the promise didn't even reply my email after that. This is so funny when they responded with passive aggressive comments, which is the only thing they are good at is.

My fiancé and I did the wedding ring crafting workshop and I highly recommended it. We came in…read moreknowing nothing about metalwork or casting and came out of it with a bunch of knowledge, a super fun experience, and 2 wedding rings made by our own hands. The owner is super knowledgeable and friendly and can help you as much as you want or as much as you need (and I needed some major help at the end). He helped us make our completely different styles and....it was just super cool. If you're getting married and want cool, unique rings you gotta go here!

We signed up for a two-day workshop to craft two rings, a wedding band for myself and a silver ring…read morefor my fiance. We worked with Emma, and it was an absolute blast! She was so helpful and kind, and it was an overall such an engaging experience. We got to do every step of the process, and Emma stepped in whenever either one of us needed help. She even helped us get my fiance's fingerprint imprinted on the inside of my ring, which was a very cool touch. We're so happy with the end result, and I can't wait for the wedding so I can wear my ring!

I recently completed my training at BATA and I had Kyle Sylvia as my instructor. I can't say enough…read moregood things about Kyle! He's incredibly knowledgeable and skilled, but what really stands out is his commitment. It's obvious how much he cares about the success of his students. As an Eagle Scout, I've seen many different leadership styles, and I truly appreciate the way Kyle leads by example, and he is exactly the kind of leader I'd want to work for. Kyle has inspired me not just to work as an EMT, but to be a truly great one. It's been a total pleasure learning from you, Kyle!

Bay Area Training Academy in engrained into my heart. I cannot express my gratitude for the people…read morehere, they are heroes (in my opinion). I did the 8-week course and they increased my intelligence and I am eternally grateful for them doing that. They increased my confidence & allowed me to build social connections with both fellow students and instructors. I want to thank everyone that helped me because not only did they believe in me but they also motivated me to be a better human being, full of compassion & willingness to assist during emergencies. Steve Albright is the lead instructor and he is gifted at teaching and he is hilarious with his style of teaching. This man is very much a father figure and someone I learned a lot from aside from the medical material, he is truly a pleasure to be around and he lifts up peoples' spirits even though everything can be stressful. Michael believed in me and expressed it in a way that I can never thank enough. I value my newly acquired friendship with Michael and I definitely felt his passion for teaching and "his" love for his students. He is a great instructor who I am proud to have been guided by in this process of becoming a Emergency Medical Technician. He believed in me more than I believed in myself and that is something that money cannot buy. Henry taught me so much and gave me a platform to grow and thrive upon. He was so amazing at teaching and building confidence without putting pressure and it allowed for one to practice like they would in "real-life", therefore it is impossible for me to thank him enough. Nav guided me in situations that are stressful her guidance in tough scenarios which is something I will never forget. Her military expertise is something that I admire and will never forget her words and they will stick with me forever. She also enlightened me with potential career opportunities for someone like me, she did this for all of the students and I'm 100% positive that everyone gained confidence from her insight. Kristian was an amazing instructor who sharpened my skills with his style of teaching. He really helped cement my confidence and that is something I truly needed and value. I know that he didn't just want me to succeed but to also help the patients/people that we serve. The time that we spent together was not nearly enough because he had so much more to give and I had so much more to learn from him, however the time that we did spend was maximized and as I mentioned I am forever grateful for his time and energy. Patrick is like a friend who I have known my entire life and he is a wise teacher who made the learning experience more enjoyable and he reminded me why I am even doing this in the first place. He reminded me of my core values and the type of person I want to be, which is compassionate, sociable, and an intelligent leader who can get things done under pressure. This man is a person that everyone likes to be around and that is something I wish to emulate. Overall, this has been a life changing course unlike any other course that I have taken. I truly cherish these people and they are all heroes which deserve everything that life has to offer because they are doing it from the heart. I am proud to be a Bay Area Training Academy graduate and I will do my best to represent them as I move forward in my life. They are truly all beautiful souls who deserve nothing but the best and coming to the academy was one of the best decisions of my life. I feel more equipped to handle family emergencies as my elders age around me and in my daily life. I am excited to continue my education and these are people that I want to keep close to me. I feel like i found my "people"/tribe. I cannot wait for what the future brings and: Thank you for everything BATA, I love all of you! Sincerely, Raul Angel Maravilla (EMT212AL)

Jerry was an excellent resource for my husband, the practice tests were fantastic for preparing for…read morehis exams. Passed thr first time!! Thank you so much Jerry Woods, you're awesome.

The school has all the information you need and more. I highly recommend getting a hard copy of the…read moremanual, it's like a construction bible. Navigating the process with process from beginning to end has been stress free because of the help they provide. Valerie T. helped me for the past year, answering any and all help requests promptly (which I had a lot of) and checking in periodically. I got all the help I needed and more from csls. Even after passing the exam :)

A great school! They guided me throughout the entire process of getting my license and answered all…read moremy questions. Would highly recommend.

DVC - Pleasant Hill is a great campus and school to be a apart of. i completed an online course for…read morebusiness here, and came on campus several times w college

Really don't like how theres no visitor parking. I'm a Veteran trying to sign up for classes and I…read morewasn't informed about $4 daily parking permits or even a $40 parking violation fee. If there are ways to do it in person, they are not easy visible and could be worked on.

This a great local resource for woodworkers. The Mt. Diablo Adult Education program offers may…read moreadult woodworking classes for beginners to advances woodworkers, along with open shop classes. The woodworking 1 class is a great introduction to all the equipment through the process of building a beautiful step stool. The day and night classes include men and women of all ages. The fees are very reasonable to get access to great equipment. The teachers are knowledgeable and very willing to help. For more info: https://mdae.mdusd.org/

I'm taking a woodworking class here, and I'm thoroughly satisfied with the level and quality of…read moreinstruction. The tools in the wood shop are great, and the instructors really know their stuff. What's more, those guys sure know how to keep a sharp edge on their equipment. Tuition is, in my opinion, up to what one would expect to pay in today's economy, especially considering that everyone is scrambling for cash to stay afloat, even the local government and its affiliated programs. The registration process on the archaic website is a touch on the byzantine side, though. It looks a lot like the very first website I ever coded when I was 16 years old. Uhh, now that I think about it, it looks like the website I designed a few years ago. But I'm no web designer, so hah! Point being, you're gonna have to dig around a little bit to find what you're looking for, but once you've found it, the actual act of registering for a class is pretty straightforward. Now, back to the woodworking instructors: Between the Bill and Dave, they've got about 70 years experience, 20 fingers, 20 toes, and 8 eyes (they both wear glasses). So I trust them to teach me the ways. I don't know if I'll ever be able to snatch the pebble from their hands, but I'm confident that they're showing me how to keep all my phalanges and body parts so that I could snatch that pebble, even if only in theory. I plan on taking many more courses here, especially in the "Working with Wood" category of classes. Now go forth and learn something new!