Recently we had a representative of VCC come to Centennial Secondary. I was able to ask them…read morequestions about the cooking program the college offers. The representative was very polite, had no problem answering my questions about the community and classes along with the tuition and gave me lots of helpful insight like how long the course takes and what higher level courses they offer once you finish the first and want to progress up. The reason I picked VCC was because of their culinary courses and the representative sold me on my choice with VCC. He was able to exceed my expectations and even offered a personal tour of the entire kitchen from him.

I'm a new student here just trying to get familiar with the place. I wanted to get ahead on my…read morebooks and materials and had been told to come back another time as I was using a gift card to pay for my books and materials. I was told by two employees that neither had been trained to do gift card transactions with the new system. Coming from North Burnaby, this a bit time wasting. When I was able to purchase my materials, I realized I was missing two items from the kit I purchased; everything was originally stuffed into a canvas bag in disarray so you could barely navigate through it to double check everything. Granted, the kit that I bought included 20+ items so I shouldn't be too upset. It's just the fact that I had to trek all the way to the downtown campus to pick up books and materials weighing well over 10lbs and trekking home again just to realize I'm still missing items. But overall I'm not too upset just a little annoyed. The customer service I got from other employees was sincere and friendly. First impressions mean a lot, but it isn't everything.

Very rude employee in the student Information. I called them on 8th of Aug, 2025 at 3:10 pm. After…read morea long waiting time, when she finally picked up the phone, she didn't even let me finish my question and yealed at me saying go to the website. I was explaining the info is not on the website and she yealed again. Why BCIT assign impatient person to reply the phone?

Bcit very concerned with image and keeping students happy. Sad what they say and what they do…read moredifferent. I was lied to by faculty. Most instructors keep their mouths shut. Change or adult learning principles really not taught well or observed. Students are catered too. Instructors discouraged from sharing their opinions or ideas ​​​

I think the curriculum of the program is very extensive and I liked the variety of modules and the…read moretopics. The case studies were tough but a very good training and very important to know how to work with the client's info and what to recommend. The staff was very supportive. I had almost given up on finishing the program but managed to finish it. The program has changed the way I look at food and knowing how powerful nutrients are is invaluable to me.

I would scroll down to the bottom of the page and read the "not recommended" reviews. It appears…read morethat they have the most insight into what this school is really about. Good idea to bypass this school (unless you're looking for diploma mill style education) and get a real degree. Unfortunate that nutritionists are unregulated - save yourself the hassle and become an actual dietician so you can have a respectable career.

This is a nice place to study. There are course like Tourism…read moreand Hospitality and Business. Greystone is near from at the Granville Station and in front of the pacific centre. The professors are really good and helpful. I choose Greystone to study because I read a lot of good reviews in my hometown. I liked the programs and the policies and I was thinking to my self, "why not?" Now here I'm studying and write a good review. I hope you enjoy to study here too and have a good experience as I had :)

From the owner: Greystone College offers vocational training programs in Business, Tourism and Hospitality, and…read moreTESOL, and has locations in Vancouver, Toronto, and New Delhi. Our programs offer co-op options to help students gain hands-on experience in the field. Students who complete our certificates and diplomas will qualify for certification through the American Hotel and Lodging Association, the Canadian Institute of Management, TESL Canada, or Cambridge ESOL. Greystone College was established in 2002 and is proud to deliver premier quality career and vocational training in a stimulating, cross-cultural environment.

Sitting in the "peanut gallery" as the prof used to call those of us who sat in the back of the…read moretheatre, I would smugly smile at my good fortune to be in a faculty that had classes downtown instead of the prison-like institution up the mountain. Plus, it gave me even more reason to hang out downtown. [end flashback] Taking classes in the Writing and Publishing program this past year gave me a reason to go back and experience it through adult eyes, and while the views and amenities are still there, I gotta say, I wasn't so impressed. At one point I dropped a course because it fell into the realm of irrelevance. I know I can go back and finish the certificate program anytime in the next year, heck I even have cash credit towards another course... but I likely won't use them. It's not that there isn't valuable information to be learned here, it's that it's not tax deductible. Not tax deductible? Isn't post secondary education considered deductible? Well, not according to the letter I received this week saying they had wrongly issued me a T2202E... That's the second time in my SFU career that their admin department has screwed up costing me money, time and suffering in the tax department. Once it even resulted in me being audited... as a student! I want to scream at the top of my lungs, "Get it together! You're an institution!" But I refrain, I have to save my energy for another looming accountant bill which is where this path leads. Hindsight is 20/20, and the grass is always greener at UBC.

I've taken quite a few courses and workshops here in the Writing and Publishing program, and they…read morehave all been great. Well, except for one that was kind of lame... In any case, when you sign up for a course here, you not only get a lot of great information from instructors who are professionals in their fields, you also get a course package that includes all the books and materials required, note paper, even pens and pencils. One intensive two-week workshop I took even included a dinner and fireworks cruise in the tuition fee. There are also plenty of free events put on throughout the year, such as author talks, that you can attend just by signing up. The campus is compact, but it's quite nice, and there are coffee shops in the building and just around the neighbourhood for getting to know your classmates better. SFU Harbour Centre is great for continuing ed - convenient, safe, and attractive.

Worst school I have ever been to in my whole life. I am a student here I half an hour to talk to…read morethe lady at enrollment services and when I try to explain my issue they say go to another person then you stay in line and they talk to henrique . He totally disagrees to talk and then later he says I wont talk now . I'll talk after a meeting. Then, He called me after one hour but he didnt show up. As he says he was " BUSY" . I am waiting here for more than ' THREE HOURS ' which means alot ! because this is canada nobody is free here to wait for lives. Please improve your services !! Its enough now !! I dont prefer this college. they dont have any system

I am proud student of Acsenda! Instructors are real professionals. It is amazing to learn from…read morethem. Additionally, they actually care about their students, they are always there ready to help. Enjoying so much here!

The IB Program at SJS has been wonderful for my two kids. The teachers and administration obviously…read morework very hard to create a well prepared and engaging environment. My experience has, so far, been limited to the junior school where the warm and encouraging (while still academically challenging) atmosphere is quite special. My son, in particular, has transformed over his three years, (and counting), at the school from a bright, though highly anxious and shy child, into a much happier confident kid.