Easy and quick check in process. I like the format of the BLS class I got to take over here!! We…read morewere able to each practice on very good quality mannequins, I enjoyed how there were light functions on each type to show the depth and speed of your compressions. The practice with the face masks were also great and perfect. Definitely recommend going here if you need to certify or re-certify! Easy parking lot. Only trouble is having to use the restroom as you need to go a couple doors down into a hallway with a code.

Lola, at the burbank location, thoroughly covered all the points and answered all of the group's…read morequestions. It was engaging and left me feeling prepared. Thank you!

I've been here twice to get renewal of my BLS and ACLS and the instructor is very knowledgable and…read morethe process is easy. The office is upstairs and there is free parking on site. Would recommend for an efficient and quality renewal.

I took my PALS, ACLS classes. You will not be disappointed with this company. Great instructor…read more They are on top of their customer service. Informative class. I will come here for my BLS in 4 months !!!

Michelle is AMAZING!! I've taken not only CPR but many of her classes. She is one of the most…read moreknowledgeable fitness profesional I've worked with. She is multitalented!!! I sincerely recommend her to anyone needing CU's, CPR or even help to study and pass PT certifications. I just simply LoVe her as she has helped me through out my PT journey.

Michelle is one of the most amazing Fitness professionals I have ever met in my life. She is…read moremulti-talented , very professional and truly cares about the people that she teaches. I had the Good fortune of taking her CPR First Aid class on February 19th 2017. There were a lot of people there and Michelle handled the crowd like a true professional. We all got a chance to work with the dummies and learn everything we need to learn to be able to assist somebody should the need arise. Michelle has many other talents , and I highly recommend her as an instructor as well as using her many other talents.

Had such an amazing experience with SAUL! He came to my daycare/preschool on time, with amazing set…read moreup and started class! He was so experienced, knowledgeable, and made our CRP renewal process enjoyable. His commitment and communication to sharing life saving skills were truly appreciated. His price is very reasonable and information he provided was priceless. I'm so glad we found him to be part of our learning experience.

Great course! Super informative & very knowledgeable. The instructor is Bilingual English and…read moreSpanish. You practice on adult dummies & baby ones. Very helpful. I was having an issue with my email and he helped me out. Fair price.

Concise, informative and reasonably priced. Actually learned new things which is pretty crazy when…read moreI have to do this every two years Cannot recommend enough

I got my BLS certification here and I loved this class! The instructor was amazing, so nice, and…read morepatient. Everything was explained so well and the class was really fun! I learned a lot and would definitely recommend it!

Burbank Adult is Burbank's hidden gem. It really should be promoted much more than it is…read more Headed by Director, Joe Stark, he has an amazing staff of teachers and volunteers, and equally amazing is Miss Linda, Director of the Parent Education Program. The Parent Ed program is like the Mama Bear of all mommy & me programs. You get more for your money than any other program I've seen. The program follows the public school schedule, so there are two semesters, holidays off of course, as well as the summer. You get a good 2-1/2 hour class, along with extra perks such as the Boo Bash, a visit from Santa, the Spring Festival (all about books and stories) and other special events that are hosted by the parent run group BPEC, Burbank Parent Education Council. Since the program is a non-profit, the parent run committee comprised of volunteers; Board members & Council reps, work year round fundraising and organizing these special events for the young children of our community. The big end of the year fundraiser is a yearly tradition called "Baskets with BPEC". It is attended by current parents, alumni, friends and family to raise money for the program. Food, opportunity baskets and a great time is had by all who attend. The program is a great connection to the community, and prepares the parents and children for what is to come as they prepare to attend kindergarten. This is an overall great program and if you are considering mommy & me programs to attend - this program is a must for your list. Others may be good, but nothing compares to this. Call Linda for more information or attend a free class. You will love it!

This is the BEST SCHOOL! They truly care about the students . Juan the director cares for your…read morefuture especially if you're a single parent with kids. They will do anything just for you to get your education. I am currently in pharmacy tech class with Ms. Manuela. She is sent from GOD! She understands her students in every way. No pressure no picking on students. She is very calm and warm. She makes the environment feel like home. She's is not only my professor but I love her like my own mom. She wants all students to pass! Very hard working strong woman! Thank you BURBANK ADULT SCHOOL! God bless

Our coach miss Christina Lee was amazing she went above and beyond with her class she mande sure we…read moreunderstood everything. She was nice and very understanding. I'm sure coming back when needed. If you need any certifications this is definitely the place

Infant/child/adult CPR. Great class! Great instructor! Learned a lot with instructor Lupe, she is…read moregreat!

I'd like to start this review by listing some positives I've gained from my experience at MUD…read more I learned a lot about sanitation, cleanliness, and etiquette practices of makeup artistry, which is important for setting yourself apart as a professional makeup artist. I also learned plenty of helpful beauty makeup techniques, which confirmed my belief that a professional education is superior to YouTube and TikTok tutorials. Nothing can beat a hands-on education from people who have actually worked in the industry. I'm also grateful to have learned about taxes as a freelancer and union requirements for makeup artists. But unfortunately, this is where my praise ends. I was incredibly hopeful that I'd have a positive and fun time at this school, but sadly, it was the complete opposite. Most of the girls went out of their way to ostracize, bully, and withhold support from me. There was someone in particular who hated me from Day 1, despite knowing nothing about me and having never spoken to me before. At first, I tried to ignore it and act like it didn't bother me. I was optimistic that things would get better, so I chose not to advocate for myself. But everything only got worse over time. I was gossiped and made fun of when I wasn't around, and there were lies and an entire smear campaign spread about me. It got so bad that students in other classes and graduates working at the MUD Shop, who were once kind to me, changed their entire attitude towards me out of nowhere, all at once. To this day, I still don't know what I said or did to deserve this treatment.  Most forms of diversity were welcomed at school, but neurodiversity wasn't one of them. Other students could sense that I was different, and these differences were met with repulsion and fear. When there weren't any teachers around, everyone would fall silent whenever I entered the room. I was fully aware of the way girls would look at each other and laugh when I said something, or the awkward silence that followed when I tried joining in a group conversation. I noticed how most of the girls complimented everyone's makeup looks but withheld any sort of praise from mine. By the time I tried telling the staff about my concerns, the damage was irreparable, and it was already too late. I mean no disrespect towards any of the teachers, and I truly believe they had good intentions and tried the best they could. Even so, I couldn't help but feel like my concerns weren't taken as seriously as they should, especially since the teachers had nothing but positive experiences with the girls bullying me.  Sadly, it takes a lot more than skill to succeed in this industry. Being well-liked by others in school plays a huge role in what career and portfolio-building opportunities are available to you as a makeup artist. My experiences have negatively impacted my ability to do both. Not only that, but the way I view makeup has drastically changed since before I attended MUD. I don't have the same passion, love, and motivation for makeup artistry like I once did. I started school with the expectation that I was going to make friends and have a lot of fun. Instead, I relived the worst parts of my high school days.  Looking back, I wish I had dropped out at the first sign of bullying and gotten a refund for my tuition, especially since it's so expensive. I'm currently attending another school in a different field. My positive experience there contrasts heavily with the one at MUD, and this realization is very painful for me. I'm not writing this review to garner sympathy, but to spread awareness about my experience at school because it matters. I want to save aspiring makeup artists the trouble, money, and heartache of going through anything similar to what I did. If you are autistic or a neurodivergent person, I highly suggest going to another makeup school. It isn't worth wasting your money and losing your love for makeup.

When my daughter first mentioned that she'd like to attend make-up school I was leery. It's an…read moreartsy school. I wondered, would they actually teach her something or would they artfully make what used to be my money theirs, leaving her not much more skilled than when she entered? Well, I was pleasantly surprised. In their Beauty segment, they demand that students be on time, professionally dressed, properly geared and ready to go when class begins. As part of the instruction, they discussed invoicing and tax issues and required, before the completion of the segment, that each student have their own website up and ready to promote their newly developed skills. For their Special Effects segment the dress code's relaxed but students are required to learn skills handling foam, fiberglass, plaster, paints, and flammable resins. And if you're disruptive or don't take the program seriously or refuse to arrive on time and ready to go you may be expelled without a refund as one of my daughter's classmates was. During a time when demanding petty, stupid accommodation seems to be in vogue I love that the program demands a little something from the students and in the most extreme situations will send them home if they refuse to behave like adults. And if the cost seems too much, scholarships are available. We got one from Mike Rowe!