If I could choose zero stars. I would. The so called teacher Tawnya Richards is a disrespectful,…read morerude person that should NOT be teaching. She has no patience at all. Grabbing another person's hand without permission is so wrong. Also, talking down to your students. Telling them " how long have you been here" all because of a simple spelling mistake. Should not be tolerated at all.

This is a great place to learn and grow. I have loved all of the classes I've taken here especially…read morethe culinary classes taught by Lucile Cheng (Unfortunately, she's now retired after turning 94 or was it 96 years old? She was definitely older than 90 years old when I took her first but unfortunately, last class! I honestly wished I had known about it sooner! Your fees literally paid for dinners that you make with others.) As a foodie, I loved the "eat what you cook" with others aspect of this and many other culinary classes. I also love Miss Kathy Campbell's class. She is so sweet and honest and loving. Reminds me of a mom I wished I've always had! Great classes for a phenomenal fee. This place is a diamond in the rough!

What great joy the Adult Enrichment Center has brought to me and so many other seniors I see…read moresmiling, laughing and singing together each week I attend the "Fun with Music " (aka. Fun Bunch) Session

Very nice place to take a senior for social activities, they also have meals once you sign up. They…read morehave a lot of different things music planting crafts walks art etc a ton of information for caretakers also, as well as the senior how to protect themselves from abuse alot if pamphlets.

We had an excellent experience hosting ASAP's Comic Book Art workshop at San Diego Oasis in La…read moreMesa. Gina and the events team were welcoming, responsive, and easy to work with throughout the process. The space was spacious, accessible, and well suited for our group. Participants especially appreciated the convenient location, ample parking, nearby public transportation, and ease of getting in and out of the classroom. The workshop was a wonderful success, and the environment helped us create a supportive and engaging experience for our military-connected community. As a nonprofit organization ourselves, we also appreciate knowing that renting the space supports San Diego Oasis and its mission to help older adults thrive. I highly recommend San Diego Oasis to anyone looking for an accessible, community-centered event space. We look forward to returning!

The staff lost my mother's protect from a glass class. They issued her a partial refund for the…read morecost of the class. Can someone explain to me the logic in that?! They lose it, now not only does she have to take the class again, AND she gets to pay AGAIN?! Way to take advantage of seniors on a fit income. I have called 3 times and left messages for and haven't heard back. Seems wrong.

Went threw a program there pass did everything to get my license no phone number to call only email…read moreit's been a month can't work with out a license reach out to school like hitting a wall got there money it ain't there problem what waste of 10 months and license only for a year !!

Great LVN program. It was affordable and I was well-prepared to pass the NCLEX-PN on the first…read moretry. All of the instructors were professional and always available for assistance. They wanted to make sure the students understood the material. Good clinical selections. I felt like I really got a taste of each specialty. Would recommend to anyone in the San Diego area looking to become an LVN.

Super friendly Staff at the Juan Diego ESL school! They were willing to help out a few friends of…read moremine that recently moved to the United States and set them up with ESL classes and suggested a placement in the different levels of ELS classes that they have to offer.

From the owner: Free ESL Classes through a collaborative and significant learning experience…read more Aprendizaje de Inglés como segundo idioma gratuito a través de un sistema significativo y colaborativo.

Only applies to electrician program:…read more The teachers are on top of their course material, but they are bottlenecked by the administration. Students were promised their electrician trainee card by the 3rd month, there has been no sign of that in month 7. Multiple times the we've had to modify what we do in the hands on portion of curriculum due to administration not having the materials available on time or at all.

Went to the school to file a complaint against a employee for texting me to "grow up" because i…read morehung up on him since i was at work. Arrived at the school and before i could put a name to the face he actually greeted me and was cool but once i stated my name and told him it was me you were texting that he was super unprofessional and he should not talk to people/future students that way if i answer fine if not im busy and BUDDY WAS READY TO FIGHT. I said i need to talk to a higher up to file a complaint and he said he was the highest in the building and that we can talk. As we are conversating he became more agitated and started stepping up to me and telling me to be a "man" and then guided me to a empty classroom to talk behind closed doors. I said ABSOLUTELY NOT with the way he has been aggressive and essentially baiting me into an altercation. I stated i wanted a 3rd party there due to the tense situation he was creating. He then guided me to the welding area and pulled the welding teacher aside infront of students and started again saying be a man and say what you have to say and again i said i need someone thats in a high position i need to do some type of formal complaint and know its been acknowledged. Whole time the man was swaying back and forth belittling me and just asking for a fight which was not my intentions at all. The welding teacher was completely clueless and wasnt understanding what was even going on. At that point i just asked who can hell me file a complaing because this guy is extremely upset and wanting a altercation and i was directed to an office. In thay office a nice lady helped me and immediately stood up when she heard what i was trying to explain. Whole time the man was there being aggressive and still approaching me trying to coax me into doing something. The lady noticed that and quickly got me the Director of Operations even tho the man lied and said hes the highest in the building. As i was waiting the man and i were going back and forth and bickering and ultimately just displays his unprofessionalism and lack of control. He denied it was him that texted me even though he answered when i called the number with the unprofessional text message, he lied saying i came in making noise when he greeted me and i simply asked if he was who i think he is, he lied saying i went to the welding area disturbing them when he guided me there. All that for a simple text he should not have sent but he thought it was okay to do that. Never did i go with intentions for an altercation. I felt if he felt like he can just send a text like that as an employee to a possible student he clearly doesnt respect people as he should especially being in the front greeting people onna daily. I was disrespected and be littled being called less than a man and out of my name but none of it bothered me as i am confident in myself as a man, father and veteran. Moral of the story if you lose your temper as a employee and attempt to coax someone into fighting in your workplace behind closed doors theres no space for you in that establishment at all. I spoke to the director and followed the instructions he gave me to move forward and i have also submitted a complaint with BPPE. I have never been put in this situation before so i will file with whoever and wherever because this was unnecessary and someone could have been hurt or arrested.

This place has been around for a long time. I took some college classes here, as well as some of my…read moresiblings and my children getting some of their GEs done. The auditorium was also a place for the Middle School and High School level jazz band events. I also enjoyed walking the track. it was nice cruising through memory lane here. Looking into taking some fun classes again in the future.

I tried to print something at the library and old lady said I had to pay, but I feel like as a…read morestudent, it should be covered by my tuition since it was just one page. CHEAPO!!