Overall I've had a great experience here, it's a short and quick class at only 12 weeks but I…read moredefinitely feel prepared to take my EPA and get ready to work in the field, lots of hands on like Brazing and learning Recovery and Recharge. I'd recommend this over comparable programs seeing as you can get to work earlier and regardless if you take this 3 month course or a 12 month you're still starting as Tech 1 or install, these courses are preparation for what will be learned over the years, the learning never stops.

Ricky was a great teacher to get me into this field. He is good at finding other ways to explain…read morethings if you don't understand it the first time and giving examples. Even though this is a short course it was still paced well and it gave me a good understanding of this subject.

I have been a parent Volunteer for nine years for CCSD. I was able to assist and learn at the same…read moretime. I'm thankful to the Teachers for allowing me to volunteer for them by assisting during field trips, at school events, helping out at the student snacks store, helping to distribute yearbooks one year to graduating students. Overall, I am happy with my CCSD parent volunteer experience.

Yelp 100 Challenge - 2018 # 68…read more I've been here several times to complete my fingerprints and I have always had a great time. As soon as you walk in, you sign in at the front desk. Either the women behind the counter will help your, or the security guard. There are a lot of offices in this building and they even have a cafeteria. I'm unsure of how the food taste but it always smells good the future you walk back. Fingerprints: Fingerprints are done down the 500 hall. This hall is closer to the end of the building. In the fingerprint hall, you pull a number and a nice associate comes out to help. As I mentioned before, I've been here serval times and all the staff are amazing. They are really nice and they defiantly understand the pain of having to pay for fingerprints either with the district or the department of education.

Very good place for math I learnt so much here and I loved it instructors are very nice.read more

We wouldn't be able to keep up with math homework and grades without their support. The tutors are…read moreknowledgeable, patient, and know exactly how to target the areas where my kids struggle. Best of all, my kids actually love going--they look forward to their sessions and never want to leave. Their confidence, grades, and attitude toward math have all improved. Highly recommend!

Amazing online school, the teachers give help with…read moreeverything! It's perfect for the an introvert as well. This is my 3rd year at NVLA

Nevada Learning Academy at CCSD is Nevada's official online school. It offers a virtual and…read moreflexible schedule for students. My son transitioned to NVLA several years ago and really enjoyed all of the opportunities that NVLA had to offer. There are college credit classes that NVLA provides, and just a wide range of classes that you can enroll in that is not necessarily offered at other high schools in the Las Vegas area. All of the learning is web-based and online. Nevada Learning Academy at CCSD's physical location is off of the 95S/Flamingo exit. There are plenty of parking spaces available. We typically come down to the building for either exams, IDs, or picture days! If you're looking into high schools in Las Vegas, I'd recommend evaluating Nevada Learning Academy at CCSD. The courses that it offers, and the flexibility is great!

I got to visit the Engineering building at UNLV as an International student. Today, I am a senior…read morein computer science and I'll be graduating on May 2018. It's not clear how I got here, but it's obviously clear that I put a lot of effort to be here. As an immigrant, I came to the US with one thing in mind: "learn English". But today, I not only speak English, but also Spanish and I have gotten to make friends and accomplish lots of things here. UNLV have played a major rule in my education and the college of engineering too. In special, I would like to thank all the staff that works here, my engineering advisor Jaime, who is an amazing person! He not only guided me with my schedule, but also helped me getting my first real job! I'm extremely happy with the opportunity that I have and for knowing that I can count on the college of engineering to help me finding a job in the future! Thank you very much UNLV staff and students for being so wonderful with me. I'm just a humble Brazilian immigrant who is on a rampage towards the true American dream!

I am a computer science major at UNLV and I absolutely love the faculty, facilities and curriculum!…read moreThe sophomore and junior years are the most difficult of the degree, but it is doable! UNLV

Very quick and good service.staff is very helpful and very friendly.test is very easy.read more

Meant to write this yesterday but whoever the girl is at the front desk with mask on & glasses the…read morewhole time is EXTREMELY RUDE !!!!!!!!!! Extremely rude !!!!! She had a messed up attitude the whole time, very pushy & not helpful at all. She stands over your shoulder breathing hard while taking the test makes it super uncomfortable!!!!!! Management should really speak to her about her attitude towards people just trying to get their TAM card for work to support their families!!!! Whoever she was made the experience uncomfortable as HELL !!!!! Thankfully I don't have to go back for another 4 years and hopefully she's gone out of that location or job itself !!!!

This review is for CSN's Planetarium. It was such a great experience especially when taking our…read moreteenager interested in aerospace studies. They have a small gift store in the first floor with great gifts and educational materials. Upstairs on the second floor is a wall of photos and biographies of former astronauts. Loved the different shuttle models. Back on the first floor, we wrapped our visit with three videos inside the planetarium. They were wonderful! Highly recommend. Especially if you have a child interested in aerospace.

Prometric Testing Center tests how long you can sit in a room without a beverage, smart phone,…read morecompanionship, music, or possessions while under the eyes of an examiner. This is the secondary test to the tests that the Prometric Testing Center administers. This is one of the testing centers in Las Vegas that administers the Praxis Core exams for teacher applicants. In recent times, I spent a Saturday sitting through the three parts of the Praxis Core exam: reading, writing, and math. This would be my closest experience to sitting in jail. After the experience that this review describes I would no longer take my freedom for granted. The Prometric Testing Center experience started a couple of weeks ahead of physically visiting the office. A couple of weeks prior to the date of the exam, I called up the Praxis number to make an appointment with the Prometric Testing Center. During the phone call, I took care of the payment with my credit card. Applying for the three core exams costed $135 at the time. Fast forward to the test date, all my information was ready. I recommend getting to the test center early. It blends in with the industrial park in a building at the northwest corner of Valley View at Martin Avenue. There are zero landmarks or characteristics to distinguish it. The best thing I could tell you is that if you are taking an exam here, look for the office in the building facing Shuster Street. During the weeks leading up to the test, I did research. The books hammered it into my head that I would be here a long time. This is not the place that you want to be at thirsty or hungry. I felt that treating myself to a large breakfast ahead of the text was extraordinary beneficial. Throughout the Praxis Core testing experience, the staff was pleasant at the same time that they were by the books and were not playing games. I would surrender to their authority for a few hours. The Prometric Testing Center was much more thorough than the TSA inspections at the airport. After filling out the paperwork, I relinquished my smartphone, watch, pen, and everything except my clothes. All my possessions would go into a locker. Then they did the rub down process to make sure I was not sneaking anything into the test center proper. The next order of business was when they walked me into the testing room. They locked the door. It was only me, a computer, scrap paper pamphlet, pencil, and my brains. This test center is so by the books that I would have to turn in the scrap paper. At the time of the three separate core exams-each timed with a window on the monitor counting down the seconds-an examiner would be watching me through the window. If it was necessary to use the restroom, I would have to communicate by raising my hand. The testing itself was state-of-the-art. I actually enjoy this, actually a better word is "tolerate" this more than the CAT tests I took in school. As a test taker, I appreciated the ability to go back and forth between the questions and review them without a pencil and eraser. The math section also included a calculator window. When I felt that I was done with the test, I hit "submit" on the computer and raised my hand. Between the three core exams, there was a small break. I would have to go through the exact procedure to get back inside the computer room. Following the conclusion of the exam, the staff was pleasant and let me know that the scores would soon be available. In retrospect, I understand that Prometric Testing has two customers with customer one being me-the test taker and customer two being the Board of Education. When writing this review, I understand that Prometric Testing Center has a binding contract with the Board of Education to guarantee that there is zero unethical behavior going on such as cheating. My test taking here is evidence that Prometric Testing Center is doing a satisfactory job administering the Praxis Core exam. If only my math comprehension was at the same level as their exam administration, I wouldn't have to return to additional quasi-jail time to retake the math core.

I had to go to Prometric to take my Project Management Professional (PMP) test in March. This is…read morethe only place in the area for computer based testing for the PMP, so it's not like I can recommend going somewhere else. Computer based testing centers are pretty bland, and they are all mostly the same. This one wasn't too much different than the one I went to in Puyallup in Washington a few years ago for my CAPM certification. The only difference was that this one actually had a dedicated employee watching in at us and at the monitors that taped us taking tests. Very intimidating! The reason why I'm giving this place an above average score was that I was such a bundle of nerves during this test (I've been prepping for this test for a long long time and was a big deal to me) that I was in the bathroom a lot and they were nice to me about it.