HEO Academy went above and beyond to help me get financing for tuition and their fully furnished…read morelodging only costs $50 a week! Thanks to their 10 week certification program I went from making $16/hr as a laborer to making $34/hr +per diem as an operator. I highly recommend HEO Academy!

Arkansas Welding Academy answered my prayers for my son! This Academy is family owned and family…read moreRUN. The Academy is super tight, teaches and molds young adults as they continue the program. Through the 10 month program they have been with him from Start to finish. Even though he has finished they are continuing to allow him access for training as needed. They have helped him with his Resume and is now providing support in Job searching! If you have a child who is interested in Welding this is the place for them. Arkansas Welding Academy thankyou for your endless support, empathy for others and providing a safe, personal journey for my son as I was miles and miles away! Me and my Hunsband will be eternally great full for all you have done and continue to do for my son to come.​

From the owner: Established in 2013, Arkansas Welding Academy is the only federally accredited welding trade school…read morein Arkansas. Located in Jacksonville, we offer a rigorous 7-month Master Pipe and Structural Welding Program, providing both structural and pipe welding training. The program is tailored for immediate industry entry, with a high job placement rate post-graduation. Financial aid is available through FAFSA for eligible students. Arkansas Welding Academy attracts a diverse student body, including many from neighboring states.

Honestly if you're coming here come with some experience already. The ones with no experience they…read moredon't care how you do. Also DO NOT take your Nate certification here go to a local supply house. They don't give you a study guide to study from, they just give you a boat of homework quizzes you have to do to study from. Horrible experience the owner was rude and nasty. If it wasn't for my job I would have never attended. Please save your money there are better alternatives then this. I got my certificate from passing my electrical class thrown in my face by the owner. No exaggeration.

This is a very nice facility- in fact they really do try to teach you as much as they can- honestly…read morethough after attending for two weeks and getting an EPA certificate as well I can only say that IF you're able to cram about 4 yrs of information along with the after school work requirements into your head and deal with some of the staffs sarcasm and hands off approach to "learning" then this is the place for you! I was impressed when I arrived but only a matter of days until some of the instructors true colors come out. You can ask as many questions as you want during the labs but you will not get any hands on help. If you don't know how to use something then you will have to rely on a classmate and hope that they can help or suffer the prospect of failing. After a few days I felt as if I was a bother to everyone EXCEPT the owner and his wife- two of the most wonderful people you will ever have the pleasure of meeting-again- this is a nice idea for those who enjoy "here's your book,read 7 chapters and take the quiz tonight" type of learning. Didn't necessarily work for me.

Living in NWA, I dreaded the drive down for class. So glad I made the trip. Danny knows real estate…read moreinside and out. He has, and continues, to practice. He has been involved on the back end of real estate with committees, and he knows best practices. I did a post-broker class and loved to be able to pick his brain of knowledge and came home with a notebook full of material. Thanks so much!!

I took my 18 hour post-licensure class with Tom Rhoads. I highly enjoyed her class. She was very…read moreknowledgeable and gave us more than what was just in the textbooks. There wasn't a question that we asked that she didn't have an answer to. I learned more about real estate in 18 hours than I did in my entire online real estate class. When I take my next class I will definitely take it with Tom Rhoads.

Super helpful community and it just so happened to be Valentine's Day; there was a lady giving out…read moreCHOCOLATE lol but anywho.. Very warm environment!

I think it's great ASU 3 rivers is investing in the community of Malvern Arkansas. Please open more…read moreclasses!!

Compassionate and discipline. Mr Chris and team played a major role in our sons progress.read more

***This is long, if you are considering this school PLEASE read to the end!***…read moreLet me start by saying the instructors that I had while in the program were amazing. The instructors were experienced and working as dental assistants, very friendly, laid back (within a reasonable expectation), and were willing to help in any way they could. The student representative was very helpful also. He sent out reminders and notifications regarding school updates and job opportunities. The reason I gave them three stars is because of what they DID NOT tell me BEFORE I enrolled. Below are things I believe that anyone considering this school should know. 1.) There are things that dental offices will prefer you to know that you will NOT learn how to do in this course because there is NOT a licensed dentist on site. Those two things are coronal polishing and nitrous oxide administration. IF you are lucky a dentist will allow you to do coronal polishing at your externship site. Some dentist will not allow this. You can take a nitrous oxide course after completing this program, but that can cost you a couple hundred dollars after you pay for this program. 2.) This is NOT a CODA accredited school. That means several things, but specifically with this school it means that a LICENSED dentist will have to sign the form for you to take the state board exam to become a registered dental assistant in the state of Arkansas. Unless you are able to get the dentist at your externship site to sign the form you are pretty much out of luck unless a dental office is willing to hire you without being registered. With this school not being CODA accredited it also means that you cannot take the DANB exam to become nationally certified straight out of school. Also, some dental offices require potential employees to have graduated from a CODA accredited school. 3.) The dental assisting field is saturated pretty much statewide. As a result MOST dental offices are looking for potential employees to have AT LEAST 1 year experience in the field. This makes it very difficult to get an interview much less a job. I finished this program and got registered nearly five months ago and have yet to get a single interview. Many of my former classmates that I have been in contact with are in the same situation. I want people to know that it could be a long time before they find work in this field after finishing school and getting registered.

From the owner: Become a dental assistant in just 3 months at the Searcy Dental Assistant School. Request…read moreinformation and download our course guide today.

I just finished the Open Water refresher course at the Scuba School and was very pleased with the…read moreexperience. Lots of individual attention and Glen made sure we had every opportunity to ask questions about anything we didn't understand or remember. Our lake dives were conducted from his customized pontoon dive boat on Greers Ferry Lake. I thoroughly enjoyed the dives and hope to book some trips with him in the future.

The quaint shop has the individual service you can expect from a well ran scuba shop. The trips are…read morediver focused; whether they are just a one day, weekend or for a week in Florida. Glenn and Ed are great instructors that you can really trust.