Lanier Technical College paramedic program does not care about you and your success. They care…read moreabout themselves and their success. You can completely complete 720 hours of clinical hours. You can completely complete check off for all paramedic Clinic skills, this program requires by its program, Director Eron sunshine, you can complete this program without failing any final and the person who runs this program, Eron Sunshine, will still legally be able and will dismiss you from his program if he believes that you cannot pass the paramedic national registry on your very first attempt. It does not matter your performance throughout this program. It does not matter your level of dedication and it does not matter how much it means to you if ERON SUNSHINE does not think you will pass the first time you take registry he will kick you out of his program. no, not because you actually deserve it but because he thinks it'll just take you one more time and he's comfortable with passing national registry and he does not want you to ruin Lanier Technical College's percentages of passing on the NREMT paramedic national registry on the first attempt. Because of this, I would literally choose any other program besides this program.

This review is regarding the Forsyth Conference Center at Lanier Technical College. Great place to…read morehave a big event to host. This is a great place to hold a conference or convention. There is plenty of room amd seating to accommodate your events. The staff here were eager to help and very accommodating. This facility is always clean and the bathrooms are great. Very spacious and has audio-visual. The center itself is modern, attractive and they have plenty of parking, and very easy to get to. I'll be back for another event gladly. I would definetely recommend the Forsyth Conference Center to anyone in the event or party planning industry.

My 7 year old son take a class every Saturday with Miguel and he loves it. It's his highlight of…read morehis day. I feel like he's very engaged and he learns new things every time he goes. We love " The Coder School"

My son went to this school for years and when I asked if it was time for him to move up they said…read moreyes. Then after months of being in the more advanced class, they said he needed to be moved back to the earlier class in front of him. It totally ruined his interest in coding. It was a huge disappointment, and I regret trusting this program. Save your money or find a place that understand kids. I wouldn't trash a team member's work at my job, but they do to a kid. Really great.

I finished my Dialysis Technician Program with ACI in December of 2015…read more My instructor Ms. Johnson is a great teacher. After completing my class and internship, I was able to find and got hired with major Dialysis company. I highly recommend this school for dialysis technician program. It was well worth spending my time and money. Former ACI student

A hot mess! The start date for class was postponed two weeks later the day BEFORE the original…read morestart date because of a "family emergency". Two weeks later we're told we have a new instructor just for the second day another family emergency occurs with her which isn't her fault. However the following day everyone is waiting outside the locked doors 15 minutes after class was supposed to start because no one's there! No lights, doors locked, no one was answering our calls, no emails or a heads up, nothing! Our class of 25 dropped to 8 that following week because the lack of unprofessionalism and communication was absurd. The one saving grace out of this school was our instructor Miss Terri. She went above and beyond making sure we weren't behind on our course due to the inconveniences that occurred that disrupted our learning days. She was patient, understanding, and lit up the classroom with her lively energy. If it wasn't for her I think the course would've been postponed again for god knows how long until they found another teacher on short notice, she saved my time and made sticking through the struggles worth it. I couldn't be more grateful but besides that I would not recommend. The lack of communication was terrible from the people in charge and even though Google reviews has a high rating (god knows how) I recommend going somewhere else for these kind of certifications. Yes it might cost a bit more but trust no low price is worth the headache and uncertainty.

DO NOT COME TO AVIATION INSTITUTE OF MAINTENANCE DELUTH. This school is a complete money scam and…read morethe teachers will even tell you this! If you sign up for this school they will make you believe everything will be done in accordance with FAA standards and that everything is done in a certain order.... THAT is 100% a LIE. You will be moved out of certain classes to accommodate the schools lack of ability to keep teachers hired. Every single piece of equipment is either broken or outdated. The instructors are in the door and out the door faster than a McDonald's drive thru order and that's because they are set up for failure from the start.. Instructors are being asked to teach classes with No Training, No Help, and No real knowledge of the topic being taught. The front office staff plays the puppet and is only capable of doing what corporate has allowed them to do. Unfortunately they are no help at all either. DO NOT COME HERE

My experience at the Aviation Institute of Maintenance Duluth campus has been very disappointing…read more The school advertises strong training and career opportunities, but the reality is far different. The administration higher ups make changes on a whim and tell staff the day of the same time to implement with the student body leaving the instructors stranded trying to break down the new school formatting. Communication is poor with the registrar and front desk personnel, and students don't get the support they need to succeed. Many instructors try their best and truly want the best for tge, but overall the program feels outdated, and more focused on collecting tuition than truly preparing students for the aviation industry. Job placement assistance is minimal for evening shift students and much of what was promised in recruiting never matched the actual experience. I would not recommend AIM to anyone seriously looking for a solid foundation in aviation maintenance."

It was a very rough start because the owners had us packed in the classroom tighter than sardines…read morein a can, but the instructor (Fantasia) handles it like a pro. Inspite of a near fist fight in the classroom, I learned more today than in a week with some instructors. Instruction pace slowed down allowing more people to grasp the process after a few hours, giving them the knowledge to be able to help others. Isn't that what it should be about?

I don't like their approach, sneaky and waisted time Not…read morebeing upfront about the educational Costs- really not worth the free 30 minute talk..‍

Let me paint the picture: 1. The location address was this…read morehuge plaza building in downtown Raleigh, NC. with no suite number listed or anything. This felt odd to me but whatever I pressed through. 2. I parked in a nearby parking garage and received a call from an iCert Global rep telling me the class was cancelled due to a family emergency of the instructor. This call comes in FIVE MINUTES before the class is supposed to start. Furthermore, why is a rep from iCert calling me when I booked the training with MSys through eventbrite. I would find out later that MSys contracts some (maybe all) of their PMP training to iCert because they had horrible instructors in the past. She convinced me to try the online class and I reluctantly gave it a try.. 3. The instructor spent the first 1 to 2 hours apologizing for missing some training in person because of declining health due to cancer or something and was actually in the hospital. He was based in Seattle and I in Raleigh so I'm not sure which training he actually couldn't attend. ALOT of that is going around apparently. He further explained that due to this circumstance he would only do half days and we would need to change the schedule around. I feel for the guy REALLY but what in the entire HELL!?!?!? WHY is he an instructor? He shouldn't be. You expect working people to shift their lives around to adjust to one instructor???? We had already done that when we scheduled and signed up for the training. 4. There were several people in the class who like me had been funneled there because some other class had been cancelled. Some had also scheduled the online class. One particular guy was actually given the wrong link by the organizer and should've been in an entire different class all together. MY GOODNESS the lack of professionalism. 5. I promptly decided that this B.S. wasn't going to cut it and begin working the phones and chat to see about my refund. The organizer then booted me from the class. 6. I found out through Eventbrite later when trying to get my money back that I was the only person who had registered for this class...hence the reason for the "medical emergency" from the instructor i bet. But that's just speculation. 7. I'm SUPPOSED to get my money back within 24 hours but we'll see if that actually happens.. Don't be stupid..I was stupid...don't plan any training with iCert or Msys. You've been WARNED!!

I am very upset about my whole experience with ICert Global…read more I signed up at MsysTraining website for Lean Six Sigma Black Belt in person Training from Jun 26th to Jun 30th. The training was provided by ICert Global. The instructor was not having deep knowledge understanding of concepts. He had no industrial experience on how to apply the concepts in real life projects. He was reading through the slides. He skipped almost 80% of the concepts, charts, applications, calculations in the Measure and Analyze Phase. When we ask any questions, he either gave an answer which is not correct or trying to make it up on the go. He often searched for the answers online for basic questions. At the end of 4 days, when I look at the sample test / course content, most of the sections looked new to me. Course: I had an expectation that paying $1800 for a course will be very valuable and I will have professionals to collaborate with. But when I went for the training, it was me and my other friend (we both signed up together) and one more attendee (3 people). All the courses I attended so far in my career, the organizer provided course materials or printed handouts. No books / handouts provided for the training. The instructor printed few pages of the PowerPoint slide he was given and handed out on day 3 and 4. No projector was provided in the meeting room for the instructor to present. The instructor was reading slide after slide, and using incorrect terms and giving incorrect explanation. He was switching between phases of Six sigma constantly which was very confusing. We didn't get any handouts to follow him. The instructor skipped all the areas which talks about charts, or calculations. He spent almost an hour and half during first 3 days and 3 hours on last day to through the sample questions. He kept repeating the same questions to make us memorize the answer instead of spending time in explaining the concepts. Online Materials: The Icert global online portal has video for each session, when I tried to go through it, the audio of the session and the information displayed on the screen was not matching, its more distracting and not useful at all. I had an expectation that after this course, without spending hours of reading I will learn the key concepts and the tools used in Six Sigma to improve the quality of any process. Now it turns out like even after paying $1800 and going through the training, I had to go through the pain of reading the book in detail to understand how each tools are used. I had wasted 4 days of time and money on this course. I cannot recommend or write ICert a positive review at this point and would appreciate a refund