Currently, I'm attending the medical terminology class in preparation for the pharmacy technician…read moreprogram. I took the orientation class a few months prior, and the staff is very kind and welcoming. The students are also just as friendly, and you get to know them and socialize a lot in class. The campus has that commuter school feel, and half of it is in bungalows. I'd highly recommend NVOC to any student, especially those coming back to school after a long break. They recently brought back the pharmacy technician program, and have a bunch of other trades. I like how it's connected to other schools in the area under LAUSD. So far, it's been a very positive experience, and can't wait to be an official student.

Just completed my Medical Terminology course today, I really enjoyed the class and met wonderful…read morepeers. I would like to give Mrs. Devine Galingan an applause for being a great teacher and also pushing us to reach high goals in life. - Aliah C

Kimmie, RN for the IV Class was amazing; loved her depth of knowledge and her patience and…read morethoroughness in being a great teacher. Felt comfortable asking her to watch me and also asking her questions. Loved her welcoming yet professional demeanor. Would come back again!

Great teachers and space…read more I have been to the Mission Hills location for a BLS class and recertifications, as well as a IV skills class. Both provided easy instruction and hands on experience. It was also very easy to schedule my classes and pay online! Great services and highly recommend always.

LANCASTER LOCATION MORE BUT ALL IS OF ONE. Terrible…read morebusiness. they are strictly money hungry they do not care about our families but merrily see them as a check.They still count our loved ones attendance even if they do not attend program that day. They have parties for them and charge them $15 -$20 to go to these parties or events and give them very small portions of food. They do not notify families when something happens to their loved ones while in their care. The building is dirty due to no janitorial team. please if you love your family take this in consideration.

This program is good for somebody who really needs it. Somebody that's really handicapped not…read moresomebody that's high functioning and knows how to do things. But this program can really help people that need it that really have really bad disabilities.

Outstanding school! Highly recommend. My son (Dylan) successfully completed trucking school (the…read moreSylmar location) and obtained his CDL, with tremendous help from GSF (in particular, Frank and John). The staff in the office were always available, helpful, and communicative. Juan was extraordinary and attentive while taking the test at the DMV. I can't say enough good things about GSF Trucking.

I went to GSF in Sylmar. It's One-on-one training, no crowded classes. Just know going in this…read moreisn't magic. They give you the tools, but you still have to study and put the work in. Frank, Felix, and John know their stuff and are patient when you're struggling. A lot of real experience, not just textbook regurgitation. If you're serious about getting your CDL, it's a good place to do it.

I had great experience with easy cdl and I was able to get my commercial license in 3 weeks!!…read moreThanks to all instructors who helped me during my course. I highly recommend this place if you're looking to get into trucking. Good luck and drive safe! ‍

I passed my test for class A today. I want to thank Ali, the owner. I also want to thank Jeff…read more(skills instructor), Larry, who is Easy truck School DMV guy who gets the truck ready for you when you do your test. Larry is the guy that takes you out in the truck you will be testing in and gives you the final pointers on what to expect. Thank you Larry! Some pointers I would like to give are read the script on the pre inspection and the air brake test. Also, know the coupling portion on the truck. it will be on every trip pre inspection. (fifth wheel skid plate, apron, platform, release handle, service and emergency lines, glad hands and seals, electrical line, locking mechanism, locking jaws, all need to be not cracked, broken, or damaged) repeat the C, B, D on each individual component.

got my LA cerified welding License while going to welding classes at this school..in 77 rusty was…read morethe welding instructor the best and because of him i went to college 4 years.. and 8 years General Motors Tech Program.... 3 years racing program for NHRA and NASCAR Program ..my life has been good ever sincre never wanted for money and at 70 years old have a small automotive/welding co

Can anyone tell me if this place is still open? I want to take a class here, but am getting an…read moreoperator message when I call.

This review is based on their testing center which they are partnered with PearsonVUE! I have came…read morehere to take two of my required licensing exams and the proctor there is amazing. They helped me feel really at ease and comfortable knowing that we are going in full of anxiety before an exam. The place is clean, easy to find, and accessible. Parking has never been an issue for me. I would highly recommend if you are finding a testing center with PearsonVUE!

I've been a long-time supporter here and have always had a great experience. I especially want to…read morerecognize Paul for his outstanding help with my real estate continuing education course during my 4-year renewal. He was knowledgeable, patient, and made the entire process smooth and stress-free. I'm very pleased with his service and truly appreciate his support. I will definitely continue to use his expertise in the future.

Customer Service Complaint - Northridge Location…read more I called the Northridge location to ask about their programs, consultation process, and fees. Unfortunately, the customer service I received was very poor and made the process unnecessarily difficult. Mr. Kim, the administrator, was very rude and would not provide any information over the phone until I registered online. After I completed the registration, he called me back but still did not provide the information I was requesting. Instead, he only asked whether I had received the email. I specifically asked whether the consultation was free, but he would not answer the question and repeatedly redirected me to the emails. I also asked whether he could answer a few basic questions before scheduling an appointment, but again, he refused to provide any information and continued directing me back to email. He would not even explain what types of programs they offer. When I asked to speak with a supervisor or someone in management, I was told, "Let's not go there." I found this response extremely unprofessional and dismissive. Customers should not have to register, schedule an appointment, and go through multiple steps simply to obtain basic information about services, programs, and consultation fees. The staff should be educated and prepared to answer basic questions and provide appropriate customer service. I then called the Wilshire location, and the experience was completely different. The staff there provided all the information I needed over the phone, including payment information and details about the programs. They were helpful, professional, and respectful of my time. The Wilshire location saved me a significant amount of time simply by answering basic questions over the phone. I strongly recommend that the Northridge location review its customer service practices and provide additional training to its administrative staff. The contrast between the two locations was significant and very disappointing.

This place is abuse to teachers with low pay and unreasonable standards. They are very quick to…read morejudge and accuse teachers with proof of unethical behavior. The person responsible doesn't care. All they care about is collecting money from customers by hyping up the qualifications of their teachers even though of their teachers have little to no experience teaching. They usually don't give refunds after payment. As far as the curriculum is concerned, both their methods and materials are very outdated. Even though the SAT currently allow calculators and the use of desmos, this place ignore the advantages the technology offers and insist on using the traditional methods of instruction using only the pencil. Their instructional materials are also decades old not reflecting the current emphasis of College Board