Not sure why there's no reviews on this company on Yelp. I found reviews on Google though that were…read morevery positive, so I decided to try Code One via the Atlanta location to get my ACLS, PALS, and BLS certifications. I'm a nurse and have had many rounds of renewing these certifications at different places in other states I have lived. It's usually been a draining process and takes a lot of time. Code One made it so efficient and I was able to do the learning portions online during my own time, then the skills test was done at an appointment that I chose that fit my schedule. The appointment was at their office location off Glenridge. I chose the virtual instructor testing session because I hadn't done the skills testing with the automated system before. Sean was my instructor and he was so helpful and friendly. He helped me go through each round of testing and it was a very smooth and efficient process. I received my certifications via text and email not long after my skills testing. I couldn't believe how straight forward the whole process was compared to my previous experiences and I will absolutely use Code One again for future renewals!

It's no hassle. You do most of tge training online and then go for a short hands on portion. Its…read morethe best way to get certified

An authorized American Heart Association training center for CPR Training. The quaint cottage house…read morehas been renovated into a school which is located in a welcoming residential & food/retail style neighborhood. I came here for a re-certification for CPR, AED, and First Aid for ACI - Adult, Child, and Infant. Laura M. was our Instructor & she led/taught the 4-hour course clearly & concisely. The Q&A between Laura & the students was very helpful in learning the training curriculum. The CPR Training School issue Certification Cards the day of Class as well as offering certification classes 7 days a week. The school also offers additional certifications for BLS for healthcare providers & advanced ACLS. They also provide on-site training for companies & their employees. The CPR Training School can also train individuals to be CPR instructors. A great course, at a good price & I received my Certification Cards via email before I made it home. I'll return to the CPR Training School for my future re-certifications.

I'm honestly not satisfied at all. Although the person I have been speaking to seems to be…read moreknowledgeable and friendly, it's the business as whole that I have a problem with. I was court ordered to take anger management classes and contacted them for an evaluation. Prior to the evaluation, I was told that 8 classes was standard depending on the results of the evaluation which was $100 just to take. After the evaluation it was said I needed 8 classes. No surprise because she already told me that. However in my head I'm thinking "well what was the evaluation for if you already knew I was going to take 8 classes?" But 8 classes is what is required to get a completion certificate for court. Then the classes are $25 each. So I have to pay to be on probation, pay for the evaluation, pay for the classes, and all while dealing with unemployment due to Covid 19. If I needed 8 classes to complete probation why the extra money for the evaluation? To me it's just another way for them to get money out of people. It may just be $100 but if you get enough people to pay it, it'll add up quick. I'm just doing the classes to complete probation and not have to deal with Atlanta PD or this bs justice system ever again.

I had to get a renewal for CPR and came across Save Atlanta. The whole process was very easy from…read moreregistering and getting in a class quickly. The instructor was fun and engaging. I highly recommend this company and will return when it's time to renew!

Best CNA school out there! Not only did I take this course and I passed (which at first I didn't…read morethink I would) I also took the state exam and passed! I can tell the owner/instructor really cares about producing great CNA's. This is a great school especially if you are aiming for a better life. I'm glad I came here. BTW, they are cheaper than most other schools and they offer payment plans!

They've moved to a different location on memorial drive…read more If i could give this place ZERO stars i would. This place was the worse experience I've ever had. Let me start off by saying there was around 15 people at the start of the class, only ONE person graduated/passed. The instructor Hey Rachel's attitude was horrible. The front desk person Chris' attitude was horrible. Due to Covid the course was 4 weeks long and i attended the course for 3 weeks and 5 days. 2 days before "graduating" from the class she locked myself and 4 other students out early (stop us from getting into the classroom on time) and blamed it on us being late. Ultimately because we were late we couldn't get into the classroom on time and she kicked us out and we all loss our $600. They are scammers and will do anything for money. They will take your money and find any reason to kick you out. If you have the option to do CNA here or not do it at all. DON'T DO IT AT ALL because you will not make it all the way through this course. It's a waste of your time and money. Go anywhere else but here.

Best cpr class I've ever taken. Straight to the point and learned all the necessary training to do…read morean incredible job with cpr. Thank God I went to this class because I actually ended up having to use cpr shortly thereafter on a family member. Thank heavens I knew what to do thanks to Randolph. Helped me save life! Thank you Nationwide CPR!

I went to the Red Cross website to register for a First Aid, CPR, AED class. The Red Cross then…read moredirected me to Nationwide CPR. They offered a variety of classes in different locations at convenient times. I prepaid $130 and signed up for a Saturday class on Old Wesley Chapel in Decatur, parking was free. Class 3/5 The class was upstairs in an old building behind McDonalds. Don't follow your GPS or it will lead you to I-20. There's no signage. Classes are taught in individual small rooms and I use the word 'taught' loosely. The mask-less instructor was nice but the class consisted of watching dramatic video scenarios and being checked on every 15 minutes or so. It wasn't very hands on like it would be in a classroom setting but I did get to practice breaths and chest compressions. Environment 2/5 Unfortunately, bass music could be heard from the recording studio below which was very distracting. It wasn't turned down despite being asked twice. The room smelled overwhelmingly of air freshener, glad I wore my mask! The class was over in about 3 hours. Because participants were coming in and out at different times, the instructor had to go back and forth between us. The certification card was emailed. Certification and Contact Info. 1/5 I was given the wrong card with no contact information for Nationwide CPR on it. Instead, there was a training center in California and a phone # which directs you to a website for an entirely different company! I tried that number first but it was automated. I then tried the Red Cross, since that's where I signed up online. They directed me to the American Heart Association, since their emblem was on the (incorrect) card. One hour and four phone calls later, I figured out on my own that the class had been contracted out to Nationwide CPR. Customer Service 1/5 When I finally spoke to the owner of Nationwide CPR, he could have easily apologized for the inconvenience and taken my suggestion to provide contact information to customers in the future. "If you have any problems, please call this number." Instead, he was unprofessional and condescending, denying all responsibility and implying that he was doing me a favor by quickly replying to my email. I was given the wrong card twice. When customers spend that much time and money, it's important to get the correct certification. I added a star because eventually I did receive the correct card and an apology, two emails later.. But honestly, it wasn't worth the headache. I cannot recommend Nationwide CPR but if you risk taking a class, please verify that you have the correct certification before you leave and ask for a phone number (or use the one on Yelp.) The contact info on the card is worthless.

I signed up for an ACLS PALS and BLS Certification. I did the online course and came in for my 30…read moremins skills check using their RQI AHA station. I got the AHA certification instantly upon completion. Best thing was I scheduled my session at 7:30 pm in the evening. Really liked the flexibility in scheduling my certification.

Had a great experience with PMTI and their 4 day bootcamp. The instructor, Joseph, has a very fun…read moreteaching style and made learning easy and quick. I took the PMP exam on Saturday, giving me one day to study up and I was able to pass with no below proficient ratings. I would recommend the course and the blue book they use for anyone with interest in passing the exam.

PMTI did a great job preparing me for the PMP exam. Took the four day boot camp and passed exam…read morefour days later. Thanks PMTI!!

I can only speak to the Christmas light display that they have every year. I don't go to school…read morehere nor do I really know that much about the chiropractic college. Check out these pictures and videos, and you will know why I felt compelled to share this with you. Fun, festive, great music, and we love to take cookies and hot cocoa in the car as we drive through the display.

They will let students into the DC program with any undergraduate degree and advise you that you…read moredon't need any prerequisites because the program will start from the ground up. It's a lie. I agree with the other reviews- they don't care to listen to student concerns, some professors are awful and disrespectful (though a few are great). They know the program is completely overwhelming and stressful, and don't do anything about it. There are too many shitty administrators in high positions. I'm a 4th quarter student and I give my experience there two stars.