This school is extremely disorganized and has failed as a whole. In the PECCA program they have not…read morearranged placements and have failed to contact facilities. They give classes several instructors because they do not plan out availability as they push through cases roughly every month. I would never recommend this school to anyone and highly suggest you apply to nscc or another school as this will not benefit your learning.

Shocked their poor behaviour has been recorded so far back and nothing has been done…read more Beware Paralegal. The instructor does not have the skills to teach, and her emotional intelligence is severely lacking. There is no tolerance for "weakness" nor difference of opinion. A lot of focus is put on highly sensitive and triggering topics that are outside of the curriculum. This is a dangerous environment for anyone who is not already educated in political sciences. Last year only three students showed up to their graduation in protest to the mal treatment they endured. As of this year she has had three students expelled without any proof of wrong doing. Please protect yourself and think twice about paying this institution for your education. It may come at a higher price than just the unjustified $18,000.

I wish i could have the option to give less than one star because this school is the worst place…read moreive ever attended. Everyone here is so unprofessional. They act like the school is amazing and then as soon as you pay and youre in the classroom you get treated like shit. No one gives a fuck here. Some students get special treatments which is unfair to the other students who pay the exact same amount. The school doesnt get cleaned, the wifi doesnt work, the school is inconsistant, and unprofessional. We have had 3 different teachers in the past 6 months and we still dont know whats going to happen next. The principal doesnt keep anybody informed with anything. For example when our first teacher got let go, we were left in the dark for 3 weeks and didnt do anything involved with school. #roasted

I was a student of the centre for arts and technology. Not the one in Halifax so I can't speak…read moreabout that campus but I can speak about the Fredericton campus. I left half way through. If you do go to the centre for arts and technology make sure you only pay by quarter because getting a refund is a nightmare. The first three months of my animation program was made up of Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. No animation. There was an insane amount of professional development. I guess that's cheap to teach. Most of the instructors seem to be right out of school or out of their element. And VCU, don't get me started on trying to learn animation by VCU (Video conference unit). They seem to be moving more toward VCU becasue more of my classes were being taught from another campus. My advice, for any college you plan to attend not just the centre for arts and technology, talk to current and former students. If the college doesn't let you - walk away. I paid alot for my year there. It was an expensive lesson. Ronald Reagan said it best, and this relates to recruiters, "trust but verify"

I can only speak for the Animation course in which I say you'll be met with brilliant, funny,…read morecaring teachers, who have a passion and interest in the industry. When students come back after graduating to visit they are greeted like an old friend who they generally are interested to hear from and curious to see improvements. I suffer with dysthymia and generalized anxiety disorder in which I worried.. naturally, but they are respectful and flexible with my conditions. This is a wonderful course if you have the drive and persistence for animation.

Myself and my 3 boys have been taking music lessons here for the last 4 years. Ryan Cox (guitar),…read moreShawn Mullen (bass, guitar) and Zack Smith(drums) and great instructors. They do an amazing job teaching and are awesome at keeping them engaged in music. They are great role models by creating an environment where learning their instruments is a fun and goal orientated part of their lives. Practicing is never a chore in our house because of the positive outcomes such as the end of term recitals.Virginia goes above and beyond making this a warm and welcoming family friendly business! Dean Grijm Eastern Passage

I love this school. I have been taking lessons here for 7 years. The teachers are top notch and…read morereally care about their students. In fact, they go the extra mile to make sure the students are happy and have opportunities to demonstrate their skills. The atmosphere is warm and friendly. I always feel welcome when I come here.

Owner is pathetic, can't take a bad review. Horrible driving school, not everyone has the same…read moreexperience but nobody I know ever had a good experience.

From the owner: Since 1994 we have been a Nova Scotia leader in driver training. With 3 locations to serve you -…read moreDartmouth, Halifax and Fall River. * Our Fall River Learn-to-Drive course is for all ages. With 25 hours of classroom + 10 hours of driving, it pays for itself over 2 to 3 years in insurance savings! Also, it reduces the road-test wait-time from 12 months to 9! And, you get a Defensive Driving Certificate required by N.S. to remove the N! * Our Fall River Adult Only Learn-to-Drive package is for those over the age of 23 only, and includes the Defensive Driving Certificate required by N.S. to remove the N! With 8 hours of classroom + 8 hours of driving, it's an unbelievable deal! * We offer the 6-hr., "Driver Improvement Course (classroom)", required by the Registry of MV when drivers are at risk of having their license revoked due to demerit points. * We also offer the 6-hr. Canada Safety Council Defensive Driving Course (classroom) which can reduce 4 demerit points off a drivers' license. * We also offer a 6-hr. senior citizen driving refresher (classroom), "55-Alive". * We have a manual shift vehicle, and can teach you to drive it in just 2 hours!

Very toxic, unprofessional, stressful work environment. Also very racist especially to Indian…read morepeople, the one owner said they only want white English people working for them, so people can understand them. My boyfriends sister who is Indian went for an interview and all they said was "oh your english no good", interview didn't even last 2 minutes. Constantly micro managed, harrassed, and sometimes others book and it becomes over booked then you dont get a break or lunch. Even while on lunch expect to be interrupted and be put back to work. Also you can expect the owner to call you 40 times a day. Your told the job description yet told to do things out of your job description. Many times patients would come out with needles still in them. Patients sometimes lay there for 30 minutes before the dr even go in. I quit due to stress, I mailed the keys in not knowing you couldnt send by regular mail. They charged me nearly $200 to replace locks. Honestly I feel like they just set the whole thing up because they are salty, if someone found random keys, I do not think they would know what in the world those keys were for. Over all just a bad experience working there. I heard things before, I should have listened but instead I learned the hard way.

I am presently finishing my third year at The Canadian College of Acupuncture and Traditional…read moreChinese Medicine. The growth/knowledge I have learned from my instructors and clinical supervisor has prepared me to continue as a health practitioner (RMT) with multiple new skills. As well as a fresh perspective on my wholistic approach for healing the human body. The atmosphere of the school/clinic is a challenging program but the college offers all the support to successfully complete your diploma. Entering my new occupation as an Acupuncturist will bring a new lease to my professional career and endless knowledge to come. Thanks to CCATCM I know I'm able to reach out to my instructors if in need of a helping hand.

First 'Create' session - was easy to book time slot using the app - Facebook chat was helpful to…read moreget set up! Chris

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