This is a great school.. Love it here. Only 6 days in a classroom and the rest of the 6 months is…read morehands on training.

I have graduated from the 1300 hour program now so I have had ample time in this school…read more The amount of hands on practice you will get totally depends on you. Come in early to get more practice or stay late if needed. They are flexible with time. As long as you make the effort there is no problem. They push for you to use scrap metal from the Recycle bin daily to get the most use out of the metal. All you need is a beveled edge to weld so i am not sure what the real complaints are there. Even with the scrap pipe, there is always something to weld to, most time you just have to grind off a tack weld. People complaining about this are just lazy, there is PLENTY to weld on. As for complaints about Welding Rods, This is true, but this is all derived from the students again. If the students would Use the full rod instead of just burning the first 6 inches and trying to get a new rod this wouldn't be an issue. this is not an exaggeration... they will burn one rod doing one pass on some bevel plate then toss that rod for a new rod to run another bead so they don't have to work on their tie-ins. There is always plenty of gas to use for mig/flux and Tig. You can also work on a few side projects if you have time/motivation. My final note with this school is, if you do the 1300 hour program, there is really not much for you to do. It's just all extra practice. You have access to the High Frequency machine for doing some aluminium welding but there is really a limited amount knowledge from the instructors regarding aluminium welding. I learned most of what i know from youtube and trial and error. Plenty of time there at the school to try things, but not instruction when it came to aluminium. It would be nice if there were more exotic metals to work with for the 1300 hour program but they do not offer that, just additional time doing what you are doing in the 900 hour program. Pros: No limit to the amount of hands on you can do. You will use scrap a lot. Plenty of gas mig/flux/tig Cons: limited material types to use. (Carbon steel plate and pipe, stainless pipe, aluminum plate are all thats offered. There are a couple others for purchase tho.) Limited knowledge when it comes to aluminium welding from the instructors. Had fun, would recommend, Just don't be lazy, you have to burn to learn.

Stephen, Cooper, and Gilbert were great teachers and helped me learn rope access techniques and get…read moremy Level 1 SPRAT certification

Altius is definitely the best Rope Access training center in the country! Stephen and Cooper do a…read moregreat job teaching all aspects needed to excel in this course. Highly recommend especially if you have the desire to work at heights.

Texas Health School truly deserves a 5-star rating for its exceptional LVN program. The instructors…read moreare highly knowledgeable and genuinely invested in student success. Their teaching methods are engaging, clear, and tailored to support every type of learner--whether you learn best visually, hands-on, or through detailed explanations. One of the biggest strengths of this program is the access to premium nursing education resources, including both ATI Nursing Education and Evolve by Elsevier. These tools provide industry-leading NCLEX preparation, in-depth study materials, and realistic practice assessments that build strong clinical judgment. ATI offers adaptive learning systems and test-taking strategies, while Evolve delivers trusted nursing content, case studies, and interactive resources from Elsevier. Together, they ensure students are thoroughly prepared for coursework, clinicals, and the NCLEX. The school also provides a professional learning environment with modern classrooms and fully equipped simulation labs that give students valuable hands-on experience before transitioning into real clinical settings. If you're serious about becoming a nurse and want a program that combines quality instruction, proven resources, and strong support, Texas Health School is an excellent choice. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to build a successful nursing career.

This school is racist & discriminative from top to bottom. I was referred to as an "angry " fill…read morein the blank ????? ????? because I wouldn't allow them to screw me over in silence & capitulate to some new rules they made up & had no proof of; but say they had been in effect since Jan.2025 & didn't provide proof until 6 months later & after my unsavory encounter with them on Jul. 2nd. Then they made the update on their website on 7/9/2025. Probably to avoid a lawsuit; because I did go down that route & I have receipts. I was also told by one of their unprofessional staff out of the blue- "you know, they are coming for the Haitians." Now, what self-respected school official would say something so uncouth to someone? I guess what she really meant was the "blacks" just totally out the blue.. SMH! I won't put her on blast, I will just let her stew in this & hope she doesn't say it to anyone else for the schools sake!

Top Flight Tutoring is a great tutoring organization that really assisted me when I needed them. My…read moreparticular tutor was patient and willing to work ridiculously long hours into the night to help me out, even on weekdays. I had a wonderful experience with this organization and I'm glad that it was recommended to me by a friend. Prices are affordable and tutors are willing to e-mail you about the subject even when they're not with you. I'd absolutely recommend these guys again and again.

Awesome place for learning. Don't have to pay extra for parking like the big universities so it's…read moredefinitely cost efficient to start off your first 2 years at a community college like one of the San Jac campuses. I am a private tutor and also teach at some of the campuses. Get registered at ---sanjac.edu

San Jacinto is named one of the top Community Colleges in the Nation for a reason! For its…read morecommunity,resources and most importantly learning. When you're attending San jac it feels so natural, you want to be here.

Learning English IS possible! There's no excuse to not be able to adapt, grow, and be a success…read morestory because your native language was not English. There's no reason to feel limited, isolated or judged because the classes are FREE! These classes are available in the morning, afternoon, at night and on the weekends at multiple locations throughout Houston. We MUST get the word out!!! Whether you are a beginner and speak nor understand English or your know a little, there's a welcoming class available for you. Instructors are friendly, polite and patient. Students are all ages and from all over the world. Please tell people about these classes. Also, consider volunteering! They will teach you to teach English. ¡Aprender inglés es posible! No hay excusa para no poder adaptarse, crecer y ser una historia de éxito porque su idioma nativo no era el inglés. ¡No hay razón para sentirse limitado, aislado o juzgado porque las clases son GRATIS! Estas clases están disponibles en la mañana, la tarde, la noche y los fines de semana en múltiples ubicaciones en todo Houston. DEBEMOS correr la voz !!! Si eres principiante y no hablas ni entiendes inglés o sabes un poco, hay una clase de bienvenida disponible para ti. Los instructores son amigables, educados y pacientes. Los estudiantes son de todas las edades y de todo el mundo. Cuéntale a la gente sobre estas clases. Además, ¡considera ser voluntario! Te enseñarán a enseñar inglés.

If you go to the Literacy Advance of Houston (LAH) website, you'll be confronted with a few facts…read morethat should give you pause: * Approximately 52% of adults in Harris County are functionally illiterate in English * Texas ranks 47 out of 50 states, in terms of English literacy levels * 68% of those arrested, 75% of welfare dependents, 85% of dropouts and 72% of the unemployed are identified as functionally illiterate If you're in a self-absorbed mood, the third fact should answer the question, "Why do I care?" quite convincingly. So, who's doing anything about this? LAH is! They are a non-profit organization whose mission is "to teach adults to read, write, and communicate in English so they can achieve their full potential as parents, workers, citizens, and community members." Using strictly volunteer tutors, classes are offered for free at schools, community centers, churches, corporations, and small businesses throughout the Greater Houston area. LAH has been strongly endorsed by a number of local literacy advocates whose names you've heard (some of them are volunteer tutors too): * Author and Houston's First Lady, Andrea White * Former Astro pitcher, announcer and manager, Larry Dierker * Former Oiler quarterback and General Manager of the Houston Dynamo, Oliver Luck * Former Head Coach of the Houston Comets, Van Chancellor * and many more... There are few local charities that are more deserving of some dollars you can leverage into a tax write-off or perhaps even some of your time as a tutor. In addition to the office in Galleria area, they also have an office near Clearlake. Full disclosure: I'm currently not involved with Literacy Advance of Houston in any way but I am a personal friend of its Executive Director and know a member of the Executive Board.

All my instructor's Richard, Russell, Patrick Philips, Terry, Frank, even Javier (who has not been…read moremy immediate instructor) are amazing they have a tremendous passion for teaching students who are passionate about learning the welding trade. Do not come here expecting to ride on with just your skills learned beforehand because they are training you to be in the workforce they don't tolerate tardiness or excuses because they want you as their students to be someone they can recommend to a previous employer they won't if you don't show your dedication along with your skills. They truly prepare you for the job you want and if you don't show them your dedication to it they will try to make you understand the importance of being dedicated and willing. They don't just teach skills they teach real career lessons. They know in depth about the trade and they will teach you how to prepare not only in skills but expectations and experience.

Attended 2021-2022 in applied Science in Welding Technology. The classes are educational, and…read moreinstructors check the work, but TSTC is not AWS certified, so they do not provide transitions to the welding field when you graduate. The Careers office is focused on the other departments, and job fairs they host favor other industrial avenues at the school. The instructors will tell you the same thing, to apply to join the unions, and get your AWS certs from certified locations.

enrolled in this school and was very excited, After the first day, I ended up with strep throat. I…read morelet them know and provided a note from a clinic showing that I was there. I did receive antibiotics and an IV, One of the ladies told me on the phone that was fine and she re- enrolled me in the courses to start over, Then I start getting text messages from another lady in the office saying that my note did not suffice and they needed One that was itemized, showing the reason that I was at the doctor in the first place. This is against HIPAA law, and they were trying to make me pay to do The courses again. Then they text me again offering for me to pay $100 to redo only day two as a "favor" This was completely invasive, and I felt like I was being interrogated for why I went to the doctor, Mind you I had a doctors note to prove that I was there, I'm 39 years old and never experienced this even as a High school student. The letter had the clinic letterhead on it, and was signed by the nurse, I called the nurse and she said to have them call her, but she would not be discussing why I was there because it's against HIPAA. Needless to say money down the drain and I will not be returning to the school I cannot believe how attacked I felt over me getting sick. It was very strange..... To say the least You're also complete full of it with your response, there is a physician and it's a wellness clinic allowed to administer iv and antibiotics, I didn't miss class to go get Botox. I filed a claim with the dept of health and human services so please don't attempt to be professional now ..... direct violation of my hipaa rights and I have doctors notes and receipts to back everything up. Your response is complete and total bs!

I ordered a webinar from ISOT. There was a glitch, either on my end or theirs. I called the school…read moreafter 7 pm and a real person answered. They took my call and answered my questions and told me someone would call me back. Within a minute Sarah called me back and was able to get me set up with a previously recorded zoom class. The customer service here is far above anything I've ever experienced at any other school I've attended. Thank you guys so very much. Y'all are amazing. JB.