Now I know how all the poor valley kids feel…read more Taking classes in a trailer is not something that someone who went through primary school on the East Coast would know about or be easy to identify with. Unfortunately, it is something of a widespread phenomena here in the Battle Born state. (Maybe it has something to do with residents refusing to actually cover the costs of necessary brick and mortar.) In any case, there are trailers; and, this is absolutely nothing to write home about here. The restrooms are trailers as well, but I think there is porcelain in there. (*shrugs.) Here is the direct URL to the website in case Yelp does not approve approve my revision to the listing (which they probably won't): http://downtownproject.com/venues/learning-village/.

Clean, cozy, well organized. Clean, accommodating restroom facilities. Overall, nice vibe…read more Went for tech cocktail week to see a few speakers discuss their entrepreneurial experience. Good times. Friendly and knowledgeable people. One gripe...can't find anything about it on the website listed on this Yelp listing. I would like to find out more about what else there is to do here.

Wow, this is an awesome school. The owner Greg walked me through the program. There are different…read moremachines to weld with so that you are familiar with the different types of welding and the different brands of welders. I'm not sure what others have done for jobs after the school but Greg showed me a list of welding companies that he has a relationship with for a possible job after graduation. The atmosphere there was calm and everyone, including the other students seems happy. I am so excited to learn another trade.

This school says they have placement assistance. Not true at all. If you don't have any…read moreconnections or reason to go to this school - don't think for one second they will help you find a job. They just collect your money and then they are done with you.

I was scheduled for their Lindell location. 0 stars, steer clear of this business. Red flag #1 they…read morecharge an extra $20 to have "unlimited attempts" for the end of class quiz. I've had my bls cert since 2006 and never had to worry about test attempts #2 Class was cancelled on me the day of, #3 it's been almost 3 weeks & no refund had been issued. I have sent 3 emails and called multiple times. " they can't issue a refund over the phone." I may have to reach out to my credit card provider

Great class. Straight forward and to the point. Renet was an awesome instructor! Definitely…read morerecommend her class.

Almas is a killer instructor Def Recommend if you want to become, or improve as a bartender!!!read more

Almas is an all around great person and teacher -- I learned a lot in this class, highly recommend…read more I got the opportunity to learn and work - It will set you up for success! Excited for what's next. SERIOUSLY though 10/10 recommend

Recently took a class for lifeguard CPR/AED training and unfortunately it was unorganized and truly…read morenot thorough enough for first time lifeguards. All instructors should be on the same page and teach the material in a timely manner so every class gets the same opportunity to properly learn ALL of the correct information and techniques as these things are very important parts to the job we are getting certified for. Also someone who is NOT certified should not be training or assisting the trainers and teaching incorrect information/techniques. I had Aj, Andrew, and Brenda as instructors and I think they should get a refresher on teaching the material. This experience was alarming.

I HAD THE BEST EXPERIENCE! I came here for my lifeguard certification and it was a great time! I…read moremet some great people and had amazing instructors! Brandon was amazing as well he kept us so informed:) thank you guys!

Loved it! Completed the course online and the skills in person it was very quick and to the point.read more

Great training. I did the hybrid: work at your own pace to watch the required videos at home and…read morepractice skills in person. There are plenty of places to demonstrate skills if you live in the Los Angeles area. It fit right into my schedule!

Multiple locations to get you in when you need to complete a class. People are helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. Both me and my daughter have used them.

It was small group so it was perfect. Location is also wonderful and for me it was close to home…read more The building where the class was held is clean. Instructor was knowledgeable and very nice.

I attended a couple of their trainings and became close with a couple of the employees at that time…read more(been a few years). Here's the breakdown: 1. Yes, the tactics seem manipulative, as they are, but it's not about pledging allegiance or joining a cult. I believe the trainers genuinely want people to grow in leadership. Do they keep you up late? Yes, because you'll more easily access your emotions the next day. Are the trainers a bit offstandish? Yes, because they want you to form bonds with your team. Do they keep things "secret" and not provide an agenda, etc? Yes, but it's to keep you on your toes. Everything seemed to have a reason behind it. 2. It's less about leadership and is more about stretching you as a person. The "Leadership" they teach is basic and common knowledge. They just put you in processes to "practice" and to take action and not sit back. 3. The company is a MESS. Their entire history is full of people stealing money from the company, inter-office affairs, people fighting, etc. The leadership DOES NOT practice what they teach in the trainings. It's not a good company culture and struggles financially A LOT! My friends always seemed torn about whether to go or stay at the company. 4. Not everyone needs it or will benefit from this training. From what I saw in my classes, it was really beneficial for certain types of people, especially ones who have never spoken up and stood up for themselves and their beliefs. 5. The trainers are not officially trained as coaches, nor do they even have their own business/leadership success. Some do, some don't. They're trained by other trainers at the company, not coaching professionals. What they are is woefully underprepared to handle any sort of mental health crisis or trauma experiences that may come up. I remember in one of my classes, a guy mentioned that he had been "locked in a room as a child." No one knew how to handle that. 6. This training can trigger unresolved issues, trauma, or open up old wounds. For some, that might be okay, but no one in the room is ready or trained to handle it. They do also set up a very dark room for a hugging process that is just weird - eyes closed, hands by your sides, and you have no idea who's coming up to hug you? and you can't talk? No thanks. If anyone has been a victim of SA, this isn't the place for them AT ALL. 6. Also, I don't think the trainers even are CPR certified, much less even first aid, and some of the training is quite physically demanding. 7. Most people only take the first training and never come back. If the trainings are that amazing, why do most people not finish all the other courses? I hope all this info helps.

Rapport Leadership is not a leadership class company, its a cult. I took their leadership…read morebreakthrough one course and I can tell you they use extremely manipulative tactics to break you down. For example the course I took was a 3 day course, each of the first two day's classes ended between 12:00 midnight and 1:00 AM. Classes started at 8:00 AM the next morning, and there was quite a bit of reading and "homework" to do in-between. So that's a 16-17 hour day plus time to do homework. Sleep deprivation is just one of the ways that they break you down. Another way that they manipulate is after every chapter in the guide book we used we would have to write a 1 page paper (exactly one page, no margins, no space left on the last line, they're super militant about everything). The paper had to be about what we got out of the last chapter. The problem with this was that the paper that we wrote was written in triplicate. One for us, one for the instructor who reminded us before we wrote each paper that the papers would be read in detail and graded (harshly I might add), and the last was immediately placed in a sealed envelope and sent to the person who sent us here. For most people that person is their boss. So they invented a way to guarantee positive feedback get sent to the person who is paying for everything. Trust me you wouldn't dare write anything negative on your paper for fear of being singled out and ridiculed by the instructors. Speaking of which, there was plenty of singling people out, yelling, creepy "hug each other in the complete darkness", and "share super personal details about your life" sessions. I'll end this review with a question. How does memorizing the song America the Beautiful and shouting it at the top of your lungs, alone, in front of a large crowd of people, help you become a better leader? If you think that's the pathway to exceptional leadership then this course is for you. However, if you're a sane, rational person, then you should avoid this company like the plague that it is.