I cannot say enough wonderful things about this CNA program and the incredible instructors who made…read morethis experience so meaningful and rewarding. Ms Raquel was extremely patient and genuinely passionate about teaching. She always took the time to answer questions thoroughly, demonstrate skills carefully, and make sure every student fully understood the material before moving on. No matter how nervous or overwhelmed we felt, she constantly encouraged us and reminded us that we were capable of succeeding. What stood out to me the most was how much the instructors truly cared about their students -- not only academically, but personally as well. They wanted each of us to succeed and become compassionate, skilled, and confident CNAs. Their dedication, professionalism, and positive attitudes made such a huge impact on my learning experience. Clinical training was especially valuable because the instructors made sure we felt prepared, supported, and comfortable while practicing hands-on skills. They provided constructive feedback with kindness and patience, which helped me improve and gain confidence in myself. I am incredibly grateful for everything these instructors have taught me. Because of their guidance and encouragement, I feel well prepared to begin my career in healthcare. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this CNA program to anyone looking for a high-quality education with instructors who truly care about their students and their success. I'm truly grateful to our program manager Ms Rose for all the support, encouragement, and dedication throughout this CNA program. Your kindness, patience, and leadership created such a positive learning environment and made a huge impact on my experience. Thank you for always believing in your students and helping us feel confident and prepared for our future careers. I truly appreciate everything you've done for us.

A good school to go to when you're planning to take your NA class. They have complete equipement to…read moreuse in performing the skills. Highly recommended Armi as an instructor. She is full of patience in teaching all day long. Daniel is a great instructor for CPR-AED class.

The 4-stars are because I was assigned to taking course 8080 during the DNP program in 2025 and it…read moreturned out to be a waste of my loan funds. I had to rewrite chapter 3 in course 9030, 2-quarters later. Honestly, there was no point in being told to take course 8080. I recommend they take this out of the curriculum for future cohorts. Other than that, I learned a lot from this program. And the professors give you a lot of one-on-one time and personal attention as needed.

Great classes and instructors, but by far the worst financial aid department I've ever dealt with…read more I've attended HPU for over two years, and not once have I received a payment without going through an exhausting hassle--even when all my requirements were completed on time. The department rarely answers phone calls or responds to emails, and I'm still waiting on a call back regarding my very first Pell Grant check from two years ago. The lack of communication and support is unacceptable, especially for an office responsible for students' financial well-being.

I did the Phlebotomy program here. Heo the instructor was VERY good. Made learning very exciting…read moreand he was super knowledgeable and helpful! I learned a lot and felt very confident by the time I finished the program. The owner, Cionie was very friendly and really cares about each and everyone involved. Heo and Cionie were both very encouraging and helpful throughout the whole process, even after finishing the program they were very helpful in helping me find a career as a Phlebotomist! I would recommend to friends and family!

I work for Ohana Pacific Management Company, we are the largest, locally own post-acute system in…read moreHawaii. Over the 20-years that we have been in business we have literally hired thousands and thousands of CNAs at the eight companies we own and operate throughout the State. After a while you start noticing patterns and one of the patterns that we have noticed that compared to most CNA schools, Healthcare Training & Career Consultants (HT&CC) does a GREAT job of preparing CNAs for the workforce. And it's not just me, I have heard Directors of Nursing, HR Managers, and Administrators tell me that they get excited when they see that a CNA applying for a job graduated from HT&CC because they have noticed that HT&CC students tend to come to work far better prepared than most. We have notice that HT&CC graduates seem more comfortable assisting with the activities of daily living, but it's also the little things like already knowing the importance of knocking before entering a room - this is a dignity issue, the critical need to wash hands before and after caring for a patient, providing privacy and blanket coverage when giving a bed bath, even knowing the normal ranges of blood pressure, heart rates, and breathing - things that you would expect that a RN would know but not necessarily a CNA. HT&CC graduates come to work already knowing these things that may seem small to most, but are critical to providing quality care. So when I am asked for recommendation for a CNA school or if one of my daughters wanted to become a CNA, I would without hesitation encourage them to attend HT&CC. And if you want to work as a CNA, know that when we see that a CNA job applicant is a recent graduate from HT&CC they automatically move to the very top of our interview list. Check out this YouTube video if you want more details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-axSA4uEagg

Very respectful of everyone's time. The material was presented and practiced in a very efficient…read moreway.

These guys know what they're doing! Very professional! So fast and convenient! Love the online…read moreaccess to schedule a class. So easy and these guys are so fun and humorous! The best is that it's so quick! Keep up the great work!

My mother was taken cared with such great care and tenderness with the treatment of care the…read morecaregivers provided. My mother always looks forward to having them come to the house to help her out. She is no longer ambulatory and needs help to use the restroom, bathe and walk. Yet these wonderful caregivers give her all the quality care and love she needs. Most of the caregivers are seen like family by Mom and I. And the owner and management are always available and helpful when ever we need it. I highly recommend if your looking for quality care at affordable prices foe your loved ones care!

I called for information about their in-home health care services. The woman who answered couldn't…read moreeven provide basic information and she seemed to be in a hurry which is fine. Just say so. She asked for my name and contact number and said someone would be in touch with me. Nobody got back to me. Don't waste your time with this agency.

Great venue at the University of Hawaii at Manoa Campus Center Ballroom. The fashion department…read moreheld its annual show focusing on designs by its students. Dormed here and never attended a show until today. Great lighting, ample bathrooms for all, comfortable location by being well-lit and safe also. Also has a balcony. Has the tech for projecting videos on 2 large screens.

This is the place I spent the most time on campus besides classes. It's two levels. The complex is…read moreUH Manoa's student union. The hub consists of Campus Center, Hemenway Hall and the Warrior Recreation Center. The bookstore is located here and also a food court. I graduated a while ago, so some of the vendors are different.

"The new $7.5 millioncenter will be established in the School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene, and…read morewill serve as a campus hub for interdisciplinary translational health science research, simulation and research education. Targeted for completion in Fall 2011, the entire 8,500-square-foot floor will be constructed with labs for family assessment, intensive care physiology, acute physiology, community technology, stress/biofeedback, exercise and telehealth, interdisciplinary group areas, interview data acquisition rooms and offices." Just opened for the Spring 2012 semester. :)

I started at HMC in 2016 and did not complete my Medical Assistant Program until a few years later…read more During my time there I took a few breaks because of family, work and at one point I decided I just did not want to do it anymore. The staff who I kept in contact with since my enrollment have been so wonderful to me. One member for sure who I would love to mention is Cheryl. She has dealt with me through my ups and downs during my program, she was always there for me and i felt that she Truly wanted to see me succeed. Now, as far as courses go, I had no issues with the materials given or how things were taught. Clinicals are required and let me tell you what a great feeling it is when you're finally there! It makes you want to keep pushing to the end. The instructors that I had during my time there were so awesome. My Favorites were definitely Shelley and Ron. I know most would say that they are strict but honestly I have learned so much from the both of them, things that I have been able to apply at my current job (Pali Momi Vascular Surgery) Externship, yes, this can be very difficult to complete especially if you are currently working and I know a lot of us have families to take care of, but this does go by pretty quickly ( well for me it did) it helps to have support not just with this part but throughout the entire program. Overall I really enjoyed my time here, meeting new people and being able to learn along side one another. The staff almost felt like family. I had a very good experience with HMC!

I took the Basic Nurse Aid course back in March. There was some issues with inconsistency with the…read moreinstructors and the information that was being taught. Also had a huge problem with a nurse teaching in skills lab. She was rude and treated the students like we were stupid. She has a lot of complaints from students but they refuse to do anything about it. Regardless, I graduated from the class early April and I STILL HAVEN'T RECEIVED MY CERTIFICATION. You need the certificate to test with the state to become an official CNA. It's almost like they just want your money and don't care about the students at all. This college needs to do better.

BOTTOM LINE...RUDE AF. Hung up on me. When I was calling to gain some information about…read moreobtaining CPR/First Aid for my team member had one word answers. I guess he's doing well for himself if he can hang up on potential customers and be rude and have an attitude as if I was being a bother. Tanks ah Braddah!

It was finally time to renew my CPR and first aid certifications, and of course, I had to come back…read morehere to renew it! Because of the fast, fun, and effective training and tests, I was once again satisfied with my experience here. I was able to get a class/session in literally at the last minute and after all the retraining and tests I got my certifications right then and there. Instructor was very informative with everything and taught very well.