The staff is very helpful they offer different programs to fit your needs and they have different…read moreprogram times to fit your schedule.

I loved montes healthcare college i loved Ms.Moya as an instructor she's taught me so much and made…read moreme become the great medical assistant that i am today! and she's also made me overcome my fear of cysts .You build a bond with Ms.Moya and Evelyn they're the sweetest people that i've ever met and they really care about your education and wanting you to push forward for bettering your future.

Review Your School As a student at Torrance Adult School, I…read morehave taken English, U.S. History and Economics classes for my high school diploma. Mrs. Hilary has helped me achieve my goals, by giving me the support I needed. I plan on taking art history, U.S. government classes next. Also, I will continue taking child development classes. Thanks DR. Estes, Veronica Nieves counselor for all the support given.

I took the Beginning Excel/Microsoft class and did NOT complete the course…read more I was extremely disappointed in the class structure and most of the students did NOT even know what a desktop was, know how to maneuver the mouse and worst did NOT know how to log in to their computer after weeks. They still needed assistance. This created a minimum of 20 minutes of the teacher trying to assist all these students who were lost. I felt like she relied on other students to help those students who needed help which isn't fair. They should have a prerequisite to this class MUST know basic microsoft, how to use a mouse, how to save/ download documents into a folder, etc. I decided to stop going to the class since the teacher had to focus on these others students and then when everyone was finally on the same page. She would literally rush through the chapter since of course our class was behind. I'm giving it 3 stars since this isn't the teacher's fault or the students. The school needs to do a better job in making some of these courses to having a prerequisite pertaining to that course.

I started at this school with skepticism, I was looking at other schools but decided to take one…read moreclass here for Welding 1. Turned out to be a great choice, Scroc has a great welding program, in just 2 modules I was able to get my Stick D1.1 certification. Mr.Pete is an excellent teacher, very passionate about welding. My friend also received his D1.1 certificate in that same amount of time. The amount of hands on learning experience is excellent. Would highly recommend this school for welding and Mr. Pete as a teacher

Mr Peete is the best welding instructor I had helped me with everything I know now and took his…read moretime to make sure to teach me every skill he knows. I recently just got certified and ready to find my dream job.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Carlos is a very knowledgeable instructor with 17 years of experience in the…read moreindustry. His class was fun while being informative. His staff is polite, helpful and will go the extra mile for the students. Definitely getting your money's worth here!

Enrolling in the Automotive Technician program at UEI College in Gardena was a defining moment in…read moremy career journey. What began as a goal to learn a trade quickly became a foundation for future business ownership, and much of that growth is credited to Mr. Raul Ramirez. Mr. Ramirez is an exceptional instructor and a true genius in automotive technology. He is meticulous, demanding, and uncompromising in his standards, yet always fair and respectful to every student. His unannounced, self-designed exams required complete mastery of the material and accurately reflected the pressure and expectations of real-world service centers. With experience at Tesla and other professional facilities, he consistently brought real-life scenarios into the classroom, teaching not only technical skills but professionalism, problem-solving, and operational thinking. While in his program, I balanced school with working as a professional tattoo artist and was honored to be selected as class ambassador. I graduated with a 3.89 GPA and, after graduation, secured a part-time position at DWP Auto Tech Services. Mr. Ramirez's mentorship and discipline provided the foundation and mindset I need as I work toward owning both an automotive repair shop and a tattoo business. I am truly honored to have been his student.

Ms. Arnold is the best teacher, honestly she be running the entire MA department. She trains us…read morehard but trains us well. Every place I've been to I immediately knew what to do and even help correct others mistakes. If you go to Uei request Ms. Arnold.

The Best of the Best! Amazing People, excellent staff! A++ all the way…read more. I came here for my Windshield Repair Training Certification.. All they do it share pure knowledge..

After watching many Youtube videos about polishers, I decided to attend the Smart Detailing…read moreUniversity to get some hands on training and experience on them, especially the Rupes. There are only so many youtube videos a person can watch but the best way to learn is to have a professional demo the polisher/buffer in front of you, have the students use the polisher/buffer on a hood, and have the instructors critique your work. The course started out with an introduction of all students and Greg Masterson, who is the Director of Training. Greg starts out with a lecture on paints and clear coat, the purpose of polishing, the difference between a polisher and a buffer, pads and chemical polishes/compounds, and finally a Q&A. After break, Greg and Kris setup hoods in the training area for students to use polishers and buffers on. Greg will demo us how to properly install the pad, how much polish to put on, priming the pad, how to spread the polish on the hood, and how to make a "pass" on a section of the hood. Greg also demonstrated how to use a buffer and the students also got some good time in how to use one. In conclusion, Smart Detailing University provided me outstanding information in how to properly use a polisher and buffer. In the past, my technique with a polisher was moving the polisher too fast and using too much polish. Now I know the right technique and that the an important skill in polishing is patience! I highly recommend Greg and Smart Detailing University for those that want to learn how to use polisher and/or a buffer.

Troy is excellent. Very detailed and helpful. And most important is he knows his stuff and is great…read moreat communicating his knowledge! I have taken many different classes both in person an in boot camp fashion. Philip and Troy are an excellent team and stand tall next to the best of them! Better than online or in video and classes from different locations

Great experience!…read more Attended a Learn To Make Apps For Alexa, level 101 evening event. I'm UX not dev but felt welcomed. The instructor was from Amazon - knowledgable and easy to follow. I'll be attending more now that I know this place exists so close to me. Thanks Phillip North!

I am a recent graduate for the Phlebotomy class with Ms. Sanchez and Mr. Wolfe. I had such an…read moreamazing learning experience and I am truly grateful for the school schedule due to the the fact that I am a single mom with a small child that I am responsible for drop off and pick up. The school schedule is from 9:30am to 4:30pm.I live in San Pedro which is about a 30 minute drive for me,so the scheduel worked out best for me to be able to comfortably be able to take care of my responsibilities as a mom and be able to further my career to be a better sole provider for my son and I. I also want to say I am also an alumni from there Medical Assistant program and was able to get a job offer directly from externship. I highly recommend this program for anyone interested in the medical field and they also other career services.

Loved to hear wonderful comments from students:9 I just…read morewanted to say thank you so much for helping reached my biggest goal and made my dream come true of becoming a LVN. Thank you for sticking with us to the end for arranging study groups, setting up times to study, to test and to go over our weaknesses and helping us reach our goal. I really appreciate that you were able to work around my time even after work ours. I just feel so happy that my school and you didn't leave our side until we had our license and that means a lot to me!! Joining Maxine waters has been the best decision I had ever made and I can't wait to see how many more students like me you are going to help because their future is in good hands.

*For the VA program*…read more The class size was good. Not too many students, but just enough for group work and exercises. I think a big problem though would be having a small computer lab shared between the multiple programs. It was too small of a room and you could never tell what program was using the room until you actually stepped inside. As for the staff, they were helpful in guiding me through externship. I would've definitely missed a due date or forget to fill out a form without their help.

I'm writing this to make it clear the negative reviews about this program are not lies. I…read moreexperienced the same issues. During COVID-19 I was in the, veterinary assistant program, I was told there would still be hands-on lab training, just modified. That did not happen. Lab exposure was extremely limited, and the instruction was inconsistent. The second instructor was frequently late, absent, and unprepared. I documented in my graduate survey that she was inadequate for lab instruction which is a serious issue for a hands-on program and no one ever followed up. Most of the "teaching" consisted of reading directly from a textbook, with little to no practical application. It felt like self-teaching rather than an actual program. Cost vs. Value Total cost: $17,506 Out-of-pocket: about $6,130 I was charged $515 for e-books that barely worked and had to go back to campus for physical books. The laptop provided also did not function properly during class. For that price, the education should reflect, it did not. Reality Check I'm currently continuing my education toward my RVT license through a program that costs around $8,000 and is far more structured. This program does not even lead to a license, yet costs more than double. Externship By the time I reached externship, I was not prepared at all. My first site wouldn't even let me participate, and I lost a month. I had to transfer. I didn't actually learn basic skills until my second externship which should have been taught in the program. Concerns I raised multiple concerns directly with Lourdes Valencia over the phone and was told, "you signed up for this." During one call, she forgot to hang up, and I overheard her and another staff member speaking negatively about me. This was extremely unprofessional and discouraging, especially after I had just expressed my concerns. I documented this experience in my graduate survey, yet there was no follow-up. It is very concerning that such feedback was submitted and seemingly ignored. Now that I'm continuing my education, it's clear how inadequate the training was, and it raises serious concerns about whether students are being taken advantage of. Pattern Matters Yes, some reviews are positive, but many negative reviews share the same exact issues. Students (including myself) have documentation of what we paid. At some point, when multiple people are saying the same thing including former staff it cannot just be dismissed. Final Thought My 4.0 GPA was from my own effort, not the program. I did not sign up for an inadequate education. I signed up for what was promised during admissions, and that is not what I received. I am currently in communication with the school and hoping for resolution. Until then: Do not spend your money here if you expect real training and support.