I signed up for an ACLS renewal class in February with FEARLESS CPR and it was a great choice. This…read moreclass was offered close to home (such a win for me) and at a reasonable price. I went in with prior knowledge but I left with an increase understanding of ACLS. The class was nice and comfortable. Our instructor Pua allowed us to learn at our own pace while being patient with the group. She was attentive and down to earth. Even got to learn about her roles and job in the medical field. We did lots of hands on work. We were able to ask questions throughout the course. We felt confident while learning. We also had some fun! I would definetly come back and renew my course again and taking my BLS renewal course as well. Thanks so much FEARLESS CPR!

This was my second time's Pua and Kara class . Her teaching is filled with a passion for sharing…read moretechnical skills with people. Thanks to the way she progressed through the class one step at a time, I was able to develop confidence. I highly recommend this class to everyone!

They have good instructors. Teaches easy and supportive, no pressure in learning from them .read more

I've been a huge fan of Neo Hawaii since their Pearl City days & have always appreciated their…read moreapproach to how they choose to teach the classes. I've taken a few classes with Neo : Basic EKG and NRP (twice). Pam is the only NRP instructor on island that isn't affiliated with the hospitals. The live class is done at a home in Ewa Beach & is very intimate and kept as a small group of students. The setting is non judgmental and conducive to learning. You won't feel pressured or "on the spot," all while learning a lot. Visitor lot parking is available as well as street parking. Pam provides lots of treats to snack on. Other classes offered: ACLS, PLS, NRP, EKG, telemetry (full listing on their site) Great for new grad RNs trying to get certifications to be competitive for jobs.

Jackie, Jan, Tania, Tracey and all the other mana women of the Dale Carnegie Women's Leadership…read moreProgram you are inspiring. A thought provoking, personal reflection, our of your comfort zone pushing women only program in all levels of their industry was just what I needed. As women we need to remember to own our successes and remain confident. Such a fun program and all women no matter your age, experience or profession need to sign- up. Mahalo plenty!

We previously had our 2 year old daughter in a different toddler-gymnastics class, but it was very…read moreslow and rigid and obviously not well-thought out to be geared for toddlers. The 2.5 - 4 year old class at Aloha Cheer is a night and day difference. While more or less teaching many of the same tumbling and motor skills, the way they do it is 100x more engaging and fun for the kids. It's faster paced, there's more than enough room to run around, there's cute toddler-specific music playing in the background, the coaches are more hands-on and interactive with the kids, and even some of the older students pitch in and help out. They even manage to work in some basic alphabet and shapes learning during the class. Sure enough, when our daughter goes there she has a huge smile on her face the entire time.

I'm so glad we found this academy for my daughter! The team is always cheerful and upbeat, it's a…read morewelcoming environment, and overall positive and team building for the kids. My daughter enjoys it so much we added another day.

I took the in-person class in July 2021 and I really learned a lot. The teachers were great and…read morehelped me prepare for the Prometric Exam. I passed both the written and clinical exam on the first try. Thank you Ms. Cionie's and team!

I had a really good time getting my CNA certification here. I'm not saying the school couldn't use…read moreany room for improvement, but I definitely learned a lot and made some great friends along the way. I had just finished my first semester of UH Nursing School when I took the CNA course, so I think that did give me some advantages. A lot of what I was learning was review, but it definitely was NOT as easy as I had thought it would be. Here are some tips if you are taking the CNA class. This is for the WAIPAHU AM class. I can't comment on the Honolulu classes or the Waipahu Evening class. - Get your TB and physical exam requirements done BEFORE you start the class. Seriously. - Do not park in the lot directly in front of the building or you will get towed. Park in the slanted stalls to the left (when you are facing the building) or the stalls in front of Max's. There is always ample parking close to the building. The Kalihi location parking is very tricky. - If you are a nursing student (or anyone else) and you signed up for Package A, make sure that you have your First Aid Certification. A majority of us didn't realize that we had our CPR certifications, but NOT First Aid. You need both for clinicals. We had to end up paying $40 to take the First Aid course at the Kalihi location in order to get the certification to take clinicals. - About 18 or 19 people out of the 27 in our class were already enrolled in nursing programs (bachelor's to become an R.N.). Most of these were from Chaminade, 3 of us were from UH, and 2 were at HPU. The rest were either people trying to get their feet wet in the healthcare field or were eventually trying to get into an LPN or RN program. - The class was LARGE. 27 people in a tiny classroom. If you are able to, try to get into a class that is smaller so you get more individualized attention and simply because the room was just way too small for all of us. - If you are signed up for the Waipahu location, don't expect everything to be at Waipahu. The clinicals are in town (Convalescent Center of Hawaii by Kuakini Hospital). Also, the First Aid/CPR course and the medical terminology classes are in town at the Kalihi location. Most people end up carpooling, but keep that in mind, especially if you don't have a car. - The stethoscope and BP kit that come with Package B and C aren't the best. They'll get you by just fine enough for the course, but if you're planning on making healthcare a career, I would highly suggest investing in a Littman stethoscope. - Since class is 6 days a week, I would also recommend having at LEAST 2 pairs of the white scrubs, but preferably 3 unless you plan on re-wearing your scrubs without washing them or doing laundry constantly. HT&CC sells them for $28 a pair which is pretty reasonable, but there might be other places on island that sell them for cheaper. If you have lots of time before your class starts, try looking online for white scrubs. I'm sure they're cheaper online. - Keep in mind that when you take the CNA training course, you get a certificate from HT&CC that says you completed the course. HOWEVER, you are NOT a Certified Nurse Assistant until you complete and successfully pass the American Red Cross exam, which is $275 or $285 if you take it through HT&CC. Until you pass the American Red Cross exam, you are only qualified to work as a Nurse Aid. NOT a "Certified" Nurse Aid/Assistant. The fail rate is high for the ARC license exam, so prepare in advance. - The Waipahu classroom A/C works a little too well, so bring a jacket. - There are plenty of places to eat around the Waipahu location. Much better food selection than the Kalihi location in my opinion. You have Leeward Drive-Inn, Thelma's, Max's, Golden Coin, L&L, Kin Sing, Jollibee, 7-11, Pacific Supermarket, etc all a super short walk away. Try to bring home lunch if you can to save money and calories. None of these fast food places are healthy. - The instructors switch out almost every day, but we had about 3 consistent instructors. Norma and Dr. Danao were our main instructors. Both of them have completely different teaching styles, but they were both great. - The book that is included with the course is actually really well-written and concise. I actually ordered the official American Red Cross Nurse Assistant textbook used through Amazon (for $19), and it was WAY thicker and more dense. There is a free online version of the ARC textbook online on the ARC website. - If you have tattoos, they will still let you take the course and attend clinicals, but you will have to cover them up. - No water fountains at the Waipahu building, bring your own water. - Clinicals are at Convalescent. Carpool b/c there is extremely limited street parking & parking at Kuakini is super expensive. Have fun :) It really is a good class.

I hands down will highly recommend taking a course with them! They are third party directly…read morecontracted and certified with the American Red Cross and have numerous certification programs! I needed to compete my BLS so I chose them. From the getco they were attentive in confirming and being informative of class information. I took mine with Roberta! She was just amazing, sweet, and so so patient with me! Very throughout instruction and knowledgeable!! I would highly recommend taking the course with her and will definitely will be taking it with her for my recertification!!!

I had a great experience with Roberta! Was my first time getting CPR certified. She was very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. If you have any questions don't be hesitate to ask her! It was such a welcoming and clean environment. I will definitely be coming back here to get recertified! Thank you again Roberta!

I love this business, Advanced Care Training is the best school on Oahu. They have Weekly classes…read moreand also Saturday classes. I took Saturday classes. The instructor Charletta is the best instructor. She never gives up on any students and always makes sure each student understands all the skills.

USA Wrestling today! 5 STARS X2! 10 FABULOUS STARS for those…read morededicated wrestling enthusiasts! Coaches, Wrestlers, Officials, Parents, Fans and Tournament Officials that keep the Spirit of Aloha & Sportsmanship alive! The start of a new season is upon us with USA Wrestling taking the lead in AMERICA's greatest sport! As part of this post I want to put out a call for the younger generation to join the ranks of Wrestling Officials at all levels! High School Wrestling Officials are by far our GREATEST NEED! Please contact your High School Administration or approach any Official to ask how you can get involved! For those of you here in Hawaii, contact the HHSAA or HWOA Association today!! Mahalo! Get that thrilling PIN TO WIN ATTITUDE!

Leilehua High School was having a Spring Fest and Winter Fest. Employee at school invited small…read morebusinesses via IG to be vendors to sell their merchandise. Organizer planned the event well with a map of where vendors going to be in front of classrooms. They sent out emails and promoted vendors via Instagram. On day of event, hours are from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. There was DJ who played kpop music and had at video of kpop groups. Beside kpop vendors, there were vendors inside the cafeteria and food truck vendors on the grassy in front of the school. There were alot of people who came from town and other parts of the island to support their friends who were vendors. This was a great event and hope that the organizer will plan to have this event again next year.