This is my second skills, competency recert through American Emt Academy and they are great!…read more The staff and the instructors do phenomenal job!

Our teacher Leslie was freaking awesome, we did the mon Tuesday Thursdays and Fridays class. They…read morehad the room open for us on Wednesday for extra practice. And then on Sunday nights, we would do zoom calls before our test. The school went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed to be successful. Lots of hands-on training. The teacher really broke down the stuff so we could better understand. And we had lots of different instructors come in for one on one.and group training. The school really cares about the students. I have a learning disability with reading and I was never left behind

definitely learned a lot here, unfortunately they exaggerate the AWS certification and job…read morepotential. the career center was a mess when it came time for our class which is just bad timing understandablely but still. for a "98% job rate" my class of 17, only 3 have jobs post graduation. other than the career center you definitely learn a lot and have great opportunities.

Amazing School! Hands on training and great instructorsread more

This training school is the best! Our son Evan graduated…read morefrom 4 years of College with a English/Music degree. My wife and I thought he would go into teaching..He came to us and said he found Welding Skills Training Center in Rancho Cucamonga that he wanted to attend! Needless to say we didn't see this coming? Very skiptical we agreed to meet with Randy McClure. Randy was very helpful With trying to explain where our son was coming from. He made no promises and delivered on all the things he said promised. The School is very professional and clean. We're both very impressed with the operational and would highly recommend! Our son has a full time job with a 401k And health benefits. Randy says his degree will serve him well throughout his working career! THANKYOU!

I came here to get my cert and am leaving this place with 3 certs great teacher Randy and Tyler…read moreboth are great give you great one on one and thanks to them i became a great welder going back for my LA city just can't get enough of this great school

Amazing classes... Amazing staff. As a woman I felt intimidated going into a men field kinda work…read morebut hey if they can do it we can do twice as better. Don't hesitate go for it you won't regret it...

Master Automotive Training (MAT): looking for a school that cares if you learn? Looking for a…read moreschool that wants to see you be successful? I suggest you give them a call. I have taken multiple classes with them. The amount of knowledge this school has is amazing. The instructors go the extra mile to make sure you are ready for the field. The school is very clean and the the staff is very nice! Best of all they want to see you succeed. And they have free snacks.

Whew I just completed and gained the certification for passing the 6 week EMT course! (if any of…read morethe teachers/ staff see this, thank you for everything!) - The teachers were very supportive and willing to work with you individually to help you succeed. (For the first week, they kept on reminding us that we can go talk to them for help if we are struggling at all haha). - They encourage all students to ask question no matter how dumb you think that question is. As a person who is very detailed, I asked a lot of clarifying questions and I never felt uncomfortable doing so. - As most of the teachers are/ were experienced higher level EMTs (paramedic, fire fighter etc.), they shared many stories along with the lecture to make them more applicable to real life and engaging! - Students were very diverse in culture, age range, and goals. Some were students who just graduated high school and some were in their 30's! Some students' goals were becoming a nurse, firefighter, or doctor/ surgeon. It was fantastic getting to know each other's goals and stories :) - Note: 6 week course was quite demanding and required many hours of self-studying (to review or read ahead before we were given lectures). Every Wednesday was a day off so we were able to catch up and study whatever we needed. Don't worry though, it's not too bad if you study with others :) Final thoughts: 10/10 would recommend Tips: study anatomy and physiology beforehand (it helps a ton although is not required to succeed)

So first off if the instructor sees this please know you were fine, it's the format of the class…read morethat the organization did that created the issue. That's the only reason there's any stars at all. I'm sorry but I really need to review this class and Red Cross needs to not use this location until it can be fixed. (Anaheim LOCATION) They do not separate BLS from the regular CPR for civilians. And it was NOT good. There was not enough equipment for everyone (including the BLS professionals). It was extremely rushed. The children, infant and First Aid portion was rushed to the max. I have taken a how to on tourniquet before and it was not enough information given during this part. I'm a civilian and I'm not prepared even though I'm now technically certified. I literally need to retake. There was no skills review section for civilian which is concerning, doesn't Red Cross want certification to mean anything? My husbands class at another location had a skills review. And it wasn't rushed like this. The BLS test was being administered at the end when civilian video was going on. It was difficult to follow the video with the q & a from the BLS. Plus the stop start and not finishing parts of the video make it extra hard to follow. And I'm assuming taking a test with video blasting isn't great for the professionals. Note for content to Red Cross, why doesn't the anaphylaxis portion tell you to use the opposite leg for the second dose of epinephrine? That's basic information and as someone who carries epinephrine I'm actually angry Red Cross doesn't include that information?! It's literally dangerous. Don't include it at all if you can't do it properly. *Edited to add I did NOT sign up for the one that says combined. I signed up for this " ARC Adult Child and Infant CPR AED and First Aid Full Class". No BLS mentioned.

Ms. Nini is a excellent instructor! She pushes you to your potential most definitely so that you…read morewill succeed not just in class but when you actually go into the field at externship as well as when you are hired for a job. She makes sure you are prepared for everything! I really excelled because of her and I appreciate all that she enstilled in us in class. Thank you so much Ms. Nini! I was taking the Medical Billing class.

I graduated from ACC's Medical Billing program in March, and through the school's Career Services…read moreProgram I was able to get a job at an imaging clinic by the beginning of May. My instructors were very kind and great at teaching the curriculum and I'm very pleased with the knowledge I've left with. The only issue that keeps me from giving them 5 stars is the fact that their financial aid representatives are a nightmare to get into contact with. I used my GI Bill to go to school, and for some reason they just forgot to submit my enrollment to the VA for two whole months. I had to talk to three people just to get in contact with the department head and remind them to submit the paperwork so I could get my housing allowance for the month and pay my rent. 1/5 experience on that end.

There's something undeniably satisfying about taking chaos--heat, pressure, entropy--and mastering…read moreit with precision and discipline. That's exactly what the HVAC program at UEI College offered me: not just technical training, but a controlled detonation of potential turned into skill. From the very beginning, the instructors didn't waste time with fluff. They were professionals--battle-hardened from the field--who spoke the language of compressors, refrigerant flow, voltage drops, and pressure diagnostics with the ease of a symphony conductor leading an orchestra. And like any good alchemist of air and temperature, they expected excellence... and instilled it. What stood out most was the balance--equal parts theory and hands-on application. Wiring a thermostat, rebuilding a condenser unit, calculating superheat--all of it felt less like coursework and more like shaping a fine explosive: delicate, exact, and beautiful when it all comes together. And the EPA certification? Secured. Career services? Unrelenting. They didn't just train you and shove you into the world--they armed you, with opportunity and confidence. UEI didn't give me a job. It gave me a skill set sharp enough to carve my own path. And that, dear reader, is far more valuable than any temporary safety net. If you're ready to take control of your future, to learn a craft where every degree matters and every wire has meaning--then this is your battlefield. And trust me... it's a glorious one.

Definitely recommen coming to this school I've learn so…read moremuch more here in class with ms cook She dose a great job at explaining and taking time out of her day to help students

Great place to learn and absorb content for BLS/PALS. Many locations to choose from. Instructors…read moreare well versed/hands on training.

I had only done my BLS,ACLS AND PALS through KMR for over 10 years when my new job wanted me to go…read morethrough another competing education group to renew my ACLS and BLS, they didn't do them together like I had always done it, so I returned to KMR for my BLS. They are the best! I will always go through KMR even if I have to pay for the classes because they offer so many classes, different options for CEUs and their teachers are the best! Terry's team is awesome!