In preparation for the PMP Certification I enrolled in #MasterofProjectAcademy #PMP Certification…read moreand training. It's great, broken down into easily digestible sections. https://masterofproject.com/courses/enrolled/54762

What an unorganized business, I came to this place after waiting 1 month 1/2 for a training…read moreprovided by Instant Consultation which I had to pay $300 for. The training was in 975 Kelly Street Bronx NY 4th floor. The training started at 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM due to the traffic in the Cross Bronx I got their at 9:35 AM. When I get their the training had just started the class room and the receptionist desk were both in the same room. Like really? what kind of General Industrial Class is this were is the professionalism. The person at the front desk tells me I cant take the class. I ask him why that's why I'm here for he then tells me theirs no more seats available, I tell him listen I will even take these classes standing up if I have to or sitting in the floor I need to take this class. He then tells me the room only holds up 40 people, which clearly that does not make sense only half of the room was full. Then I still insist to leave since I been waiting for so long to take these classes. He then calls his supervisor Mike O' Donnell President & C.E.O. Mike just looks at me and gives me a card, The same card I used for the picture icon In Yelp. He tells me come back next month At this point I'm speechless at the same time mad and aggravated at this situation, I'm pretty sure their was a better way to handle this. I told Mike so in other words if I would have gotten their early and their was already 40 people there before me that means their was still no way for me to take the class? Again he tells me to come back next month instead of writing a date like any professional business would do. Stay away from this place! seems more interested in your money than your career. I tell Mike y situation he looked really careless and again repeats just come back next month. Did not even tell me what day. He just told me to call him and that was that. This has been so far the worst place I have every gone in to, To take a training. Do not come to a place like this for a 10 hour Osha General Industrial Training Class I'm pretty sure you can find other locations that provide tis training.

Amazing staff! New York Safety and Training makes learning fun while preparing those in the…read moreindustry with real life experience. I'd give more stars if I could! Michael O'Donnell is an amazing instructor! Very glad that I planned ahead and arrived early.

David came to teach a hands on CPR/First Aid class at our gym, Prospect Gymnastics. I have arranged…read moremany live trainings - CPR and other topics for my staff - and David was one of the best trainings we've had. He kept the class interactive and engaged for the entire 4+ hours he was there. Despite the many topics we covered, it was so fun and engaging that we were all engrossed the entire time. We all left feeling confident about our abilities to jump to provide CPR or First Aid in the event of an emergency. I would definitely use this company again and I highly recommend.

Re-certified with them this year. Excellent service as always. Did my recert with Ruthie this time…read more Really happy, and also felt like I learned a lot, even though I've done this many times before. They're great at confidence building with skills. Still strongly recommend.

Natalie's program is a well-structured approach to overcoming a fear of public speaking. I walked…read moreaway from the program confident that I will be able to become a great public speaker.

I went there I signed up for the postal exam I took the curses that they offered there I went to…read moretake the test did not pass it but it's ok how can I get my scores I l misplaced them I was there nov 2000 long time student is the place open Irene.

very good i leaarned a lot when i attned it was back in 2000 of nov i have the book that i got for…read morethe curse for the postal examination tommorrow im calling if the office is opened , i just need to find out my score i misplaced it irene stamelos

SpeechWorks4Kids.com - - Today…read more A "GEM" in Manhattan Searching for an excellent speech therapist in Manhattan, for son, was no easy task however I am very very pleased to report I found a "gem". Her name is Erica Gale from SpeechWorks4Kids and she certainly lives up to her name. A skilled professional with both humour and warmth. Post an indepth evaluation report Erica now visits our home bi-weekly for one hour. Her methodology incorporates energy and much fun to achieve the specific, measurable and achievable goals she agrees upon with with my son and I. After only two sessions the difference to my son's speech was very noticeable. We have more work to do over the weeks ahead but I am wholly confident we chose the right professional for our needs!

The boyfriend was deeply interested in learning how to increase his reading speed, so when we saw a…read moregroupon for Iris Reading, we snatched it up and scheduled ourselves for the next available class. I should've known I was in trouble when the instructor's first and feeble words were, "Um, so, um, we are going to, um lounch (did she say lunch? lounge? Oh...launch) this session to, um, make you read faster." If I had a penny for every time she inserted a conversation halter into her lecture, I could've won back all the money I paid for this session and spent it on something better. If it sounds harsh, let me continue. She wielded the class with all the authority of a good substitute teacher at best, often trying to incorporate analogies that only confused us more. As one of (too) many examples, she was trying to expound the importance of improvement through practice, and her brilliant comparison was (and I'm quoting verbatim because I actually took this down in my notes, it was so incredulous): "When you play basketball, for instance, to get good, you have to first learn to...um....what's that called...?" "Dribble?" a helpful voice supplied from the audience. "No, not that," she replies thoughtfully. "Put the ball in the basket?" suggests my bemused boyfriend, the basketball player. "Nono," she says with confirmation in her eyes. "When you want to get good, you have to learn to play...is it called defense? Or is it OH-fence? You have to learn to do that." (awkward silence ensues, looks of befuddlement exchanged around the room) Later in the session, when we finished a drill and she asked us to calculate our speed in words per MINUTE, one of my classmates confusedly asked, "Wait, shouldn't we divide our speed by 2 since this was a 2-minute drill?" Her response was a resounding but utterly perplexing, 'No! Because the number of lines is the same! And then you divide the lines by the number of words. Or, no, multiply, I think." She then proceeded to have a gentle argument with him about why he was wrong when the light must've suddenly gone off in her head. She sheepishly agreed with him and chuckled awkwardly while admitting, "Math isn't my strongest point. I went to law school!" What was she trying to say? That common sense isn't a prerequisite for law students? There might have been a few people who applied their best efforts for the full duration of the five hour class, but they are those with either superhuman interest in speed reading (to the point where they could overlook our instructor's lack of knowledge about basketball, and math, and...speed reading) or a love for bumbling, rambling adjuncts. The rest of our class became increasingly inattentive as the session progressed, especially after she fended off most questions by referring to some nebulous "later on in the session" moment, when everything would come together and make sense for us. Yeah, we're still waiting for that. In spite of it all, I gave the class two stars because by the end of it, many of us were surprised to find that the applied strategies did actually improve our reading speed (albeit at the precious cost of comprehension, which is an impossible sacrifice in my opinion), and there were pockets of time throughout the session when we learned something of actual interest. Ultimately, I was dismayed to find such discrepancy between my experience and those of other yelpers, and could only chalk it up to the fact that everyone else seemed to have taken the class with Paul Nowak, the brains behind the program, while I took it with one of his (seemingly) C-students. I would've loved to have taken the class with Paul instead, but there's unfortunately no way of knowing who will be assigned to teach the class. It's like a game of roulette, and I had a bad spin. The content itself is sound, and the strategies work, but the vehicle through which that knowledge was conferred needed some serious improvement (maybe she needs to work on her...um...defense? OH-fence?).

I just took the Iris Speed Reading workshop in NYC, having been referred to it through some…read morebrowsing online, and my experience was quite positive. The 5-hour class (10:00am-3:00pm) was structured in this basic way: 1. Background on speed reading: what exactly does Iris mean by "Speed Reading"? What are the 3 dimensions of reading and how can we improve on each? 2. Evaluations: what is your current reading speed when reading material of average "range" (material of average complexity)? 3. Drills: a variety of drills that help to increase reading speed primarily by helping us unlearn the 3 Bad Habits of reading. 4. Mind Mapping and Multiple Reading Process (MRP): how to use mind mapping to improve your understanding of a given text, and how to use MRP for any structured, non-fiction text to maximize gains. Our facilitator, Todd L., was friendly, fun, and knowledgeable, keeping us engaged us in the material. Our class of 12 (including myself and excluding our instructor) included people from a variety of industries and locations, but our common theme was that each of us had sought out Iris Reading because we believed reading faster would be of great benefit to our careers and lives in general. My takeaways in terms of what is necessary to continue improving reading speed are: to spend around 15 minutes every other day doing 2 of the drills we were taught, and to put these speed reading concepts into practice as often as possible. I've provided 5 stars for this review because I believe what we've been taught is very valuable--but I feel compelled to add a reminder: that speed reading is a skill that must be practiced. I believe this class will benefit people who are interested in improving how they read, and who are willing to invest the time outside of this class to improve or maintain their reading skills.

I have taken many courses at Noble Desktop, it's my go to place to keep current on all adobe…read moresoftware. I just finished the Motion Graphics course and I highly recommend it. I also took advantage of retaking after effects class and Dan was amazing!

I have taken free classes before but most recently attended the SEO In A Day workshop. Oh, my... It…read morewas AMAZING! As a front end designer, I had no clue how my design choices were negatively affecting my clients' sites. I have a renewed appreciation for SEO and am looking forward to continuing in their certification program. The instructor was knowledgable, engaging and personalized examples for each of the students. Great location, easy to get to. BIG Thumbs Up!!!