If you are planning on doing your Veterinary Assisting course at CDI Richmond Campus DONT! From day…read moreone the place is one of those places you really truly try and like because you paid $13,000 for an 9 month program but because it's private they can charge whatever they want for an atrocious facility everyday we couldn't believe the lack of cleanliness, organization and serious course flaws. The whole school was constantly hiring new teachers because it was such a bad place to work. You can do this course at real government funded colleges and get the same degree with a much better facility and for less money. This college should be shut down. Don't let the recruiting people talk you into it they are trained to lure in hopeful people.

i gave this college a try a 8 mouth HCA course i was convince from one of their registrar…read morecounselors that i could complete this course, being out of school for as long as i have & woundering if i could keep up! but after the second mouth it felt like they where racing thought the course & i was always playing catch up at the end of each week! so i had no other chose but to drop out & when i did & try to get my money back they gave me that good old B/S line that i sign a contract & they would not give me my money back because i learn two mouths of their HCA course that i can't even use to go look for a job go figure!!! & to boot they want to charge me more money to end the course!!! they could care if i was passing or failing as long as they got there M O N E Y!!!

Sprott Shaw College helps me learn a lot, and I gained experiences with my classmates and…read moreinstructors,

Ms Harpreet Mann is a very kind hearted instructor she is very helpful and accommodating!It was a…read moregreat experience to be in her class.Such an amazing instructor for ECE Basic.

This is the worst 4cats I've ever bee. they only want you sign up the class one after the other…read more And kids do their project by watching iPad. No teacher.

Registered the wrong branch, asked for refund right away got rejected. There is still two months to…read morethe registered camp. I was offered to transfer the credit to supplies or other classes. How many supplies I need to buy in $450 dollars? Also the one near my city was closed down which I did not know at the beginning. Now that I have to drive more than 25km everyday to the camp? And there is still two months to the camp periods, I have no clue that why they are not able to refund the amount.

So far so good This…read moreestablishment is a not for profit organization offering various services as well as sponsoring Chinese themed events. I'm writing about the Chinese language school, kindergarten in Cantonese. My daughter has started it. It's basically immersion in Cantonese. I suspect the language school is the bread and butter of this organization. They start with the basic characters at this level. They offer two levels of kindergarten. One in which the characters are not as "difficult" and one in which it is much simpler. I went for the simple, just to get my daughter going. I never asked about simplified characters, and it appears that they teach traditional. I didn't see any simplified characters in the building. As far as I can tell, the instructor is trying to make it a fun environment to encourage interest. That's a good thing. Getting your kids enthusiastic about this stuff is extremely difficult. $180 per term. (Sept - Dec)

I was forced to attend this school as a child and it was one of the most dreaded parts of my…read morechildhood for many reasons. The school uses an "immersion" strategy to teach the language, meaning most of the teachers spoke only Chinese and zero English, and that the only way you could understand the teacher was if you already knew Chinese. There was no way for an absolute beginner to learn jack because all they ever hear from the teacher is white noise. A large portion of the teachers are nagging, miserable shrews who must not have been paid enough to take their job seriously, but still lack the compassion or empathy that even most poor people have; any good teachers that exist at the school are few and far between. They do not even try to respect the dignity of children, and seemingly have no problem using shaming and humiliation as discipline. My teacher would punish the students by making them sing a song in front of the class as a punishment for forgetting their bookbags, and she would also force students to stand up in front of the class and read a text, obviously getting mad if they didn't do it with enough enthusiasm. In contrast to most schools in the Western world, the school's outdated teaching system relies heavily on memorization and lectures with nothing even approaching active learning, which, for many people including myself, entirely removes the enjoyment from learning and destroys any remaining motivation of even the most strong-willed students. Whereas most schools let their teachers decide their assessment strategies, this school standardizes frequent written dictations and oral recitals, meaning that all students have to excruciatingly memorize and regurgitate the abstract, incomprehensible scribbles that are thrown at them often without knowing what they mean, only to forget them within hours because they're given new ones to memorize. People learning the simplified script may have an easier time with this than those learning traditional, but it would be better if the school used more engaging methods to teach the characters rather than just throwing characters at us and expecting us to somehow pick it up without explaining a thing in English. Maintenance of the school is virtually non-existent; the building is extremely rundown, obscene graffiti is scribbled everywhere on the walls and furniture, and students are given damaged fold-up tables in the place of desks (you can see them in an image on the Yelp page). I normally would refrain from making comments concerning the condition of buildings, because I've been taught not to judge things based on their appearance. However, after going to this school, it became evident to me that the building's neglect is a very accurate reflection of how this school treats its students. I would normally consider $250 per year a very low price for education, but in this case it's highway robbery because this school should be paying us to suffer through their services. If you want to enroll your child in a Chinese language school, I'm afraid you've got to look elsewhere unless you only care about the graduation diploma on cheap printer paper. And if you just need babysitting for your child for cheap, there are better, more humane services everywhere that do the job twice as good at half the price.

I was always very hesitant to take any online course, and especially one that taught Internet…read moretechnology such as software testing. As a new immigrant in Canada however, I knew I had to find myself in this country. Software testing was recommended to be by a number of people as a good, high paying job, and due to its high demand, I would be able to find a job easily. When I Google search "software testing school", Hitek was the first to show up on Google. I decided to go ahead and contact an instructor. They mentioned that if I were unsatisfied with the course for whatever reason, I would receive 100% money back guarantee. I decided to enroll and I feel like I made the right decision. Every lesson starts, with notes that are well written and easy to understand. The notes are followed by a quiz and a written assignment, which is practical application of the skills we have learned in the notes. My instructor answers all my questions in a very short period of time. I am midway through the course now, but I wanted to share with everyone what a truly great experience it has been so far.

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