American Safety Programs & Training, Inc 150 Niantic Ave…read moreProvidence, RI 02907. I went to this school for phlebotomy from September 9- October 30. During this time, the school did not have hot water or hand sanitizer at the ready. You are drawing other students, family, and friends blood. Without properly being able to wash your hands. The day after we finished classes the school was closed because employees got sick from contaminated building. Classes should have started back up on November 11 - December 18. However, the school just opened back up today, December 11. If a student like me could not conform to this change in their schedule, you have to pay a $100 cancelation fee. Because they ordered books and uniform. The school was contaminated nobody could go in the building why should these students want these books and uniforms. But for those still choosing to go they do give extra 5 bonus points if you leave a good review.

My unfortunate experience with American Safety Programs AEMT Hybrid course. I truly did not want to…read moreshare such a review and spent the better part of two months trying to come to an acceptable resolution but have since been ghosted by the management. I do not want anyone else to have the same experiences that I have had or at the very least want people to be able to make an informed decision. I want to start by saying that I obtained my EMT-B certification through an online program and had a wonderful experience. I learn very well in a self-paced program and had hopes that the American Safety Programs class would be similar. The first issue I had with them is poor communication. I would send my instructor emails with clarifying questions and wouldn't receive a response for an extended period. When attempting to communicate with management regarding my grievances, it would take weeks and several emails to get a response. I also had the experience of having a scheduled phone meeting with the CEO and he would miss it altogether. The worst part of my experience however was choosing this program based on the information I was told, only to find out that was not correct. When looking into the program, I was told that the didactic was to be completed online, then a 3-5-day period was scheduled for you to come to their location in Rhode Island for skills training and testing after which the patient contacts could be done at my home agency. I worked diligently to complete my didactic portion finishing it with a final grade of 96. I will digress here to say that there were approximately 14 quizzes covering EKGs and Medications that had no accompanying bookwork. When asked about this, and finally receiving a response, I was told the material would be added within the next 4 days. After never receiving the material, I ended up teaching myself the information. After completing all this work and contacting the management to work on scheduling my time in RI, it was again explained to me that the patient contacts could be completed in my home state (VA). I unfortunately learned from my agency that is against VA OEMS regulations as to practice as a student in VA, you must be in a VA program. When I questioned ASP management about this, their answer for me was to just come to Rhode Island for the patient contacts. As I'm sure you can appreciate, this is not feasible. Had I known this beforehand, I would have never enrolled in the program. I have lost 6 months of all my hard work, and $2100 in course fees paid to ASP. I reached out to them asking for a refund as, in my opinion, they sold me a product that they could not deliver. I was finally told that I could receive a pro-rated refund that amounted to less than half of the course fee. When I reached back out explaining that I didn't feel that was adequate, as well as the math they used to calculate the refund was incorrect, I have now not received an email response in 20 days.

I've been attending the URI CCE campus for the past few years while finishing my work to earn my…read moreB.A. The campus is easy to get to, the school gives students parking passes to park at the Convention Center (which is only 3 blocks away and they also have a shuttle service for night students to go back and forth). It's two blocks from Kennedy Plaza, so RIPTA access is easy too. Most school support services are available at this campus. However, there may an infrequent time you might have to make a trip to the main campus in Kingston for something or other.

I discovered the URI Feinstein Campus Gallery on a Gallery Night tour and have stopped by many…read moretimes since, The art is always good. I recently saw two excellent plays The Journey Out by Frank Toti and La Voce's Antigone by Anouilh in the Paff Auditorium. I beleve that Steve Pennell the Coordinator of Arts & Culture is doing a great job of making URI a part of Downcity check it out. It is much more than night classrooms

My name is Sindy, I went to Gênesis, I did everything and they said they will call me today,…read morenothing, it's been 6 months, I'm really interested in taking the English course but they haven't called me

This is probably the best place for adults education, I learn a lot, and also they give the classes…read morefor free, and internship to help the students get ready to the experience into the laboral field.

Great convenient location to take classes if offered away from Kingston Campus while able use the…read moreresources that Providence has to offer.

From the owner: VISION The University of Rhode Island Feinstein Providence…read moreCampus and the Feinstein College of Education and Professional Studies play a major role in advancing the Mission of the University of Rhode Island, particularly in achieving the international standing as a leader in urban research and service opportunities in continuing education, community development, professional development and scholarship. Recognizing the world-wide trend towards urbanization, we will deepen our students' education through engagement with the rich and diverse environment that a major city provides. Through the University's Urban Grant designation, the Providence Campus and the Feinstein College of Education and Professional Studies will benefit the State of Rhode Island and the world. MISSION As an educational force for positive change in an urban environment, through our community of scholars and our multi-disciplinary degree program which involves our students in the tangible problems of our State, we will prepare students to be leaders in an ever-changing world through education, innovation, and collaboration. VALUES We respect the dignity of each individual, valuing the diversity among us. We demand from members of our community an uncompromising integrity and pride, which is evident in our commitment to serve citizens of the State of Rhode Island and the immediate region.

I visited the Riker Art Glass Studio as part of a RISD weekend continuing education class. The…read moreclass was guided by William Riker and his apprentice. They had phenomenal talents and started with information on glass an a brief demonstration. Individually students were guided through making 3 pieces which were uniquely your own. The teachers provided encouragement with instruction and helped to cover up your blunders because we were all very novice. This definitely gave me a good taste for the potential of the 6 week course which I hope to take in the future.

I'd heard about the challenges that Providence Schools are facing and looked for additional…read moreopportunities to help (in addition to our workplace options). Inspiring Minds had flexible programming that fit well with my work schedule and volunteer interests. Great program experience so far!

The opportunities afforded by Inspiring Minds is unmatched. The staff (shout-out to Melissa!) make…read moreit *so* easy to get out into the community and make a difference! If you've ever (even remotely) considered volunteering, Inspiring Minds will support you. The students and faculty in our local schools need (and sincerely appreciate!) volunteers. Even if you have only one hour per week to donate, I encourage you to reach out to IM. It will be the most rewarding thing you've ever done.

Catherine is an excellent teacher at A/F Prov. She is always well prepared and well organized. She…read moreis a native French speaker and her English is also excellent. She is thorough, comprehensive and structured (in the best way,) but also fun. I have learned more (and more effectively) in her class than in any other.

Enthusiastic French lessons taught by native speakers and inspirational cultural events that…read moreinclude music, film and food. There's a lot of more techie options for learning a language, but nothing beats learning a language from an expert native speaker.

The thrifty goose is really a nice sized place which can be a hit or miss. It is really very well…read moreorganized and a clean place. I would definitely come to this place frequently if I lived in the area.

Excellent variety of goods, reasonable prices and everything has price labels. Very friendly staff…read morethat greeted us and offered to assist during our visit. Clean small store store with an assortment of f everything. Limited hours on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Great East Side location right off Wayland Square