There is too much information covered way too fast. In an 8 hour training session, you get two…read more10-minute breaks and a 30-minute lunch.

I've attended 3 courses with Computrain now (Excel, Sharepoint, and Sharepoint) - it's the only…read moreface to face Microsoft training company in Houston that I know of (that's not exuberantly expensive). The rooms are setup perfectly with double monitors (you get to control 1 monitor and the instructor's screen is displayed on the right monitor so you can see what they're doing). The instructors are very friendly and knowledgeable, and Mark is great to work with as well (very responsive and friendly). The F2F is so much more valuable than virtual - you can ask questions, the classes are small enough that you can ask questions that are specific to your needs, and there's free snacks and coffee in the kitchen :D The only downside is not all the students work at the same pace, which tends to slow down the class...I do feel like we could fit more information into the day. Protip: bring your own lunch (there's a fridge and microwave) to avoid having to buy lunch in another building. Also, try to register with a friend because they usually have promos (gas gift cards, movie tickets, etc).

This learning center offers the upmost support for all students and their academic needs.read more

It is good but they waste time and there are so many rules. And some teachers are not very nice.read more

This is my third time renewing with Cardiox Care, and the quality and pacing of the classes is…read morealways consistent. (Our instructor John said we would end at a particular time, and indeed, we ended at that time on the dot.) The teaching is always clear and thorough, and questions are encouraged and answered without judgement. I'll be back in 2 years :)

Great place and people got me rescheduled in a timely manner, the weekend before my surgery. I had…read morea wonderful experience, and learned a lot.

This experience is really bad the rules are so unessesary and my kids don't like it especially the…read morenew white guy he has no sense and he's so unthinkable, my kids only have 30min to do work and I know the need more time that that I'm paying for them to help my kids and they are not this is so bad. Also on top of that my kids can't even eat there no more like once I get off of work I take them something to eat or I buy them some and now they can't eat unbelievable.

Terrible service very crowded no focus bc t it is 1 big room 5 kids tutors are very unprofessional…read moreand rude and inpatient with the kids

CERAMICS review - I would say for the price you're paying... you really can't beat it. But there is…read morea lot of room for improvement here... For one; they have an inconsistent firing schedule and a lack of visibility to it at times... additionally, its only one type of firing Cone 5/6.. and the only expertise really available for you here as a beginner is handbuilding either via slab or other Coil/Pinch. There is one wheel, but wheel throwing classes are not available. Additionally, people tend to leave the tools in the sink all the time.... or leave things out...... The community is fine. Wouldn't say there's as much expertise sharing as in other communities; this is a great mostly beginner/intermediate level community. For hand building being the main thing this place has to offer I believe it needs more items that compliment hand building such as, more foam in different shapes, Weight scales, sand paper to level the bottom of an item, drimmels, etc. a lot of items that compliment hand building are missing here...

5 stars for range of services and classes offered 5 stars…read morefor pricing 5 stars for the facility itself 2.5 stars for location

Not very welcoming. This was part two of our field trip tour for our 6th graders. Mind you, these…read morekids had pretty much walked half the campus since the 1st tour that was supposed to last an hour only lasted 10 maybe 15 minutes tops. To eat up time, the chaperones walked the kids around the campus. Maybe a bad move on our part, but once we reached the Welcome Center to give the kids a break, they were immediately shut down by the receptionist who explained in a heavy and loud voice that they "conduct business" there and they needed to lower their voices. For sixth graders that had been walking around all day, they really weren't that loud. They were tired and hungry, which replaced their need to be loud--just act like kids. While we waited for our tour guide to show up, the receptionist could have directed us to let the students use the facilities, but I didn't find out that we could use their facilities until I decided to take a break and was bold enough to ask where the restroom was located. She turned her head like someone was performing an exorcism m on her and commented that it was down the hallway (as if I knew, but forgot). Then she mentions that if I needed to take the kids, there was a four student maximum to do so. Since she was so protective of her cave (she did have enough hair on her head to create a mane), I felt it would be best to just use the facilities and let the kids hold it until we reached the cafeteria for lunch. And this place is called the Welcome Center??!! Big joke!

If you need information while you are on campus, the Welcome Center is a good place to get it…read more There you will find new student registration and information as well as the financial aid offices and the parking office. In my experience, most of the people there are nice and willing to help.

The class instructor was excellent. The videos were…read moreinformative. Recommended to everyone that's have or work with children.

I really enjoyed the class. The instructor Alexis was knowledgeable, patient, and explained…read moreeverything clearly. The class was well organized, engaging, and helped me feel more confident. I look forward to continuing and learning even more.

I have been working with Christy for 9 months now and I have learned more about how to support my…read moreAutistic nephew Nathan in these past few months, than in the past 20 years he's been alive. Prior to meeting Christy, my family and I didn't feel like we had many resources to depend on. For many years, raising a child with special needs felt like something we just had to figure out on our own. After meeting Christy and telling her about Nathan, we have learned so much about how to actually help him. We have learned how to navigate the school system, how to maximize our resources, how to better communicate with him in a way HE understands, how to handle all his paperwork as he nears adulthood, and so much more. Unlike so many others in the past, Christy has always treated us and Nathan with respect. From the jump she has been very patient with us and has taken the time to guide us step by step through every obstacle. She is passionate about her work, knowledgable about the school and legal system, dedicated to her mission, and wonderfully reliable. If you have any doubt in your mind that you are not doing the best for your child, I highly recommend setting up a meeting with her, even just to talk. She has been nothing but helpful and supportive of my family and we are all super grateful for her work!

My company (EPICompliance) has partnered with Our Little Peace of Mind for several years. I cannot…read morespeak highly enough of their CEO, Christy Pickrell, and her support staff. Absolutely one the most genuine and caring groups of individuals I have ever met. Not to mention their excellent product offerings, from personalized medical binders, guidebooks, and visual aides, all designed to provide insight into the care and needs of an individual that might be unable to speak for themselves. If you are a doctor, teacher, or caregiver of those with Autism, I would highly recommend checking them out. You will not be disappointed!