I have just begun the school process at FICAM. It is odd to call it a school - I have always been…read moreeager to learn, but have had difficulty focusing in classrooms and taking notes for years without interacting hands-on. At FICAM, a successful program is offered to those who have come into contact with their true nature, who have discovered the beauty of bliss and want to give this gift to all others who seek it. The class-work is mostly online (so my classmates live all over the country) with in-house training weekends about once a month. The books that we read are not boring textbooks, but enlightening, engaging books by authors like Deepak Chopra, Eckhart Tolle, etc. We do not hesitate to jump right into hands-on work, practicing techniques on class-mates, and using them in daily life. If you have a calling for something much greater than the day-by-day process of an ordinary life, I highly recommend checking out FICAM.

West Boca Toastmasters Club has helped many to become outstanding speakers and leaders! It is a…read moredynamic club with lots of talent. They want to help you build your speaking and leadership skills, too. Check them out. If their meeting time is not convenient to your schedule, please go to www.toastmasters.org to find a club near you. But first take the opportunity to give yourself a gift by visiting the fun loving West Boca Toastmasters!

Once in a while we stumble upon something that has such a life altering positive impact on our…read morelives that we wonder how we didn't discover it sooner. Come to West Boca Toastmasters & find out for yourself! It's the best!

Fort Lauderdale Community School GED ESOL Classes is located along NE 4th Avenue, now in honor of…read morethe symbol of nearby Fort Lauderdale High School as "Flying L" Drive, you enter the parking lot by turning West on NE 16th Street. Though Fort Lauderdale Community School GED ESOL Classes could use some sprucing up, it's a real asset to our community for what it offers. It's here that you'll find a lot of students, many from foreign countries, who are motivationally driven to learn English, get a GED and learn other skills they'll need to get good employment, become productive Americans, make something of themselves and enhance their living. Besides offer ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) and GED (General Educational Development), often know as the High School Equivalency, Fort Lauderdale Community School has a good number of other skill courses to offer in computer sciences etc., but more importantly career counseling in order that its students are able to work out a programed of set goals for achievement. It also offers courses for people like me, English speaking but might like to learn Spanish as well. Though everything about Fort Lauderdale Community School's offerings are rather simplified and basic, that is exactly what it should be and what is needed. For us, living in such a diverse community with so many coming here who really want to become productive Americans or have a second chance in life, it is this school that offers them those chances and opportunities. For the community needs it fills, I can't help but be a fan of it. Four Stars.

From the owner: The Fort Lauderdale Community School offers various courses to theFort Lauderdale, FL area as well…read moreas the surrounding areas. Contact us today to learn more about the courses we offer and how you can sign up today!

Before you purchase any course from Online Trading Academy please read the following from the FTC…read morewebsite as it describes exactly my experience with OTA. "OTA pitched a get-rich-quick investment strategy using fake or unrepresentative testimonials, depictions of wealth, and implied promises of profits," said Andrew Smith, the Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection. "OTA had no support for its lavish earnings claims, and that's illegal." In February, the FTC brought a lawsuit alleging that OTA, led by Eyal Shachar, had deceived consumers for years with claims that purchasers of OTA's investment training were likely to generate significant income. OTA claimed that anyone could learn to use its strategy, and filled its sales pitch with testimonials and hypothetical trades showing significant profits. OTA had no evidence that purchasers were likely to realize the advertised profits, and that the company's own surveys and third-party trading data showed that most purchasers made little to no money. OTA also claimed that its instructors and salespeople were active, successful traders, pointing consumers to their supposed success as evidence the strategy worked, those claims were false or unsubstantiated, and that several high-profile OTA pitchmen admitted they did not make significant money trading. Finally, the FTC charged that when consumers realized the truth and asked for their money back, OTA illegally used form contracts to prevent them from telling the government or other consumers about OTA's deception. As the old saying goes "if you want to make money, tell people how to make money and charge for that "knowledge" Here's who made money telling us "how to make money"; read below. Eyal Shachar to pay $8.3 million and surrender a number of vehicles to the Commission, including a Cessna 400 airplane, a 2006 Bentley Mulsanne, a luxury motor home, a Cadillac Escalade, and six minivans. Darren Kimoto must pay $736,300 and surrender a 2017 Land Rover, and Samuel R. Seiden must pay $158,000. The cash and the proceeds of the vehicle sales will be used to provide refunds to affected consumers. Fact checks below are some links. https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2020/09/ftc-settlement-requires-online-trading-academy-forgive-consumer https://www.tradingschools.org/online-trading-academy-yes-its-a-fraud/ Online Trading Academy West Palm Beach center is run by no less than Kareem Maghrabi who through his employment with First Choice Tech Support, a fraudulent company based in Florida which later changed its name to Client Care Experts, knowingly and willfully conspired with others known and unknown to commit an offense against the United States, namely to devise and participate in a scheme and artifice to defraud and to obtain money and property by means of false and fraudulent pretenses, representations, and promises, and for the purpose of executing the scheme, and attempting to do so, knowingly to cause telephone calls, internet communications, credit card transactions, electronic fund transfers, and other signals to be transmitted in foreign commerce by means of wire and radio communication, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1343. Maghrabi pled guilty to an Information on June 11, 2020.  Sentencing was held on September 28, 2020. Maghrabi was sentenced to 1 day of time served and 5 years supervised release.  He was also ordered to pay a $100 special assessment fee as well as $1,623,342.78 in restitution. Fact check. https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdil/united-states-america-vs-kareem-maghrabi

Great school for those that want to learn how to properly And profitably invest their money…read moreretirement fund life savings etc highly recommend

Heritage has offered my children a fantastic high school experience. The school community is…read moreencouraging and supportive. While the academic rigor has challenged them. They are well prepared to succeed at any university the attend.

Worst. I honestly can't say enough bad things about this school. From teachers that can't do basic…read moremathematics to principals and dept heads that care more about making the parents happy (i.e. give the kids good grades) then actually assessing and educating the kids properly. If you want your kids to get good grades, American Heritage is the right school. If you want your kids to *earn* good grades, go anywhere else.