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Probably the absolute worst schooling experience I have ever encountered. The only reason it gets a…read morestar is because I can't have no stars.. Teachers are awful, there's a teacher there that graduated from the school and went right to a teaching position... No reputable school would allow a teacher with NO FIELD EXPERIENCE. Don't waste your money if you're actually interested in the career. The school completely diminished all drive I have for the aerospace field. I honestly don't know how the FAA hasn't shut down the school yet. In the 18 months I attended I learned NOTHING. The administrators don't care, the teachers don't care so it's impossible to have any sort of drive attending the school. AVOID.

Took a 5-day virtual CISSP Bootcamp. From the beginning of signing up, through registering, and…read morecompletion of the class, the communication, content, and materials were better than anything I received directly from ISC2 or InfoSec Institute or other 3rd party programs that tout how good they are. Proof is in the pudding with Training Camp. Most importantly, the instructor, Joe Barnes, is definitely gifted as an educator. I used to be a teacher and still an instructor (17yrs) and I can fully appreciate his approach, demeanor, and patience. He has an incredible way to relay information in an easily, relatable fashion and does so in a fun, engaging way. I've taken many of classes through both my career certifications and fire department certs as well, and Joe is hands down the best instructor I ever had. Legitimately loves his job, loves to educate and see others learn/succeed, and that is what a true educator does! I would 1000% stand by Training Camp and will refer them to anyone. Much better than other courses/study sessions I've used for the CISSP exam. Know the Secret Sauce!! (IYKYK)

Overall a great place to get training. I took a CISSP class taught by Mike Gaffey and the…read moreinstruction was great. The facility is very new and I do believe this is the first technical training I have had where everything works. Parking was never an issue but you will have to park outside instead of the garage area that is reserved. On Saturdays if you have a class that goes over the weekend it is safe to park in the garage. If you decide to bring your lunch or forget there are plenty of places in walking distance to grab a meal. I mentioned the meal options and that's if you need one because Training Camp has some of the best snacks for those attending their classes to keep your hunger away and caffeine levels sufficient to power through some dry subject matter at times. A Pearson Vue testing facility was just built in the same building to make it easier if you would like to take your certification test as soon as class is over with. Good experience and if I have to get training in the future it will be the first place I consider.