Took this course back last year in July and I wasn't sure what I was putting myself into but yet…read morewhen I met Albert and seen how he handles his class I gotta say he knows what program he is running. I took the chance to meet Albert and allow him to teach me and show me how to draw blood and learn the order of draw. He taught me more than enough to help me understand and succeed in order to move forward. I can't honestly say anything bad regarding him or his class , the way he taught the class and explained and helped to the best of his abilities is what helped me understand the lessons. I am now working in a clinic and they are just as delightful as I thought. They are patient, understanding and compassionate people. They helped me practice blood draws , correct order of draw , fill out requisition forms , take vitals for patients, assist the doctor and centrifuge tubes. Overall the office to attend once completing the course and in order to receive proper and professional care in order to take it to the next level

I took the 2-week weekend phlebotomy course and absolutely love it! Albert is an amazing professor;…read morehe takes extra care and time to make sure all his students understand the material. He gives great feedback and instruction, especially when it came to actually drawing blood. Albert is a wonderful instructor, and I felt more than prepared for the NHA exam. Albert provided a lot on resources to use to help me study for the national exam which I passed on my first try. My clinical experience was equally as wonderful and educational. The staff was great and provided a lot of experience for me to practice my skills. Worth every penny!!

I truly had such a meaningful experience at Serenity Nursing School, and I can't say enough about…read moreMs. Lorna. She is not only an exceptional teacher who goes above and beyond to make sure her students truly understand the material, but she also teaches with genuine care and intention. She creates an environment where you feel supported, seen, and encouraged every step of the way. She is warm, kind, and incredibly present--always taking the time to listen and guide you, both academically and personally. Her teaching style is thorough and thoughtful, and she provides knowledge and direction that extend far beyond what's required. What makes her truly special is the way she connects with her students. She creates a safe, welcoming space that feels like family, and that had a profound impact on me. I'm so grateful for everything I learned from her--not just in nursing, but in confidence and personal growth as well. If you're considering Serenity Nursing School, you'll be in amazing hands with Ms. Lorna. She is truly one of a kind.

I would highly recommend this CNA program. It pushed me to grow and helped me build confidence in…read morereal clinical settings. Miss Lorna challenges you, but you will learn a lot and leave feeling prepared. By the end, you truly feel like family

Curso completo y con practicas . Muy accesible precios y horarios lo recomiendo para poder sacar el…read morecurso de medical assistant y otros....teachers muy amables y conocedores del tema gracias Teacher Diana por sus consejos y enseñanzas y gracias a todo el staff Ernesto y Gaby por todo su ayuda y apoyo

the teachers and staff at the actual school are amazing but im giving 2 stars because I have been…read moretrying to consistently get my externship site outside of the ones offered approved and nobody has been helpful. It has been over a year since I finished the class and passed the state exam, but I have sent emails called and texted the externship coordinators with absolutely no responses back nobody emails me back nobody reaches out to me and its honestly so ridiculous and unprofessional. The class was great but I regret choosing this school to get my phlebotomy license specifically for this reason. UPDATE; down to 1 star. it has been 5 months since I wrote this review and I have been contacting the number that was given in the response with again no answer. It is absolutely ridiculous that I cannot even get an email or call back. It is almost time for me to renew my phlebotomy license when I have not even worked as a phlebotomist because of this staff's incompetence. I HIGHLY SUGGEST GOING SOMEWHERE ELSE TO GET YOUR LICENSE DO NOT LET THEM FOOL YOU!!

I am yet to start taking classes. I have not been able to log in. I have requested and opened…read moremultiple tickets like 4 and no one ever gets back to me to help me reset the password or whatever it is i have to do. the guides could be more helpful when you get an error message, they seem to paint a fair tale where you click here and you click here and you click here see how simple it is, well not its not that simple.

Awful computer science classes. Skip this place and go to Coursera. Instructors won't even both…read moreto teach in depth.

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Excellent parenting classes. Parents from nearby cities all come here. Great price (~$45 for a…read morepreschool setting mommy and me class, it's a three hours class lasts for three and a half months). My toddler LOVE it! Friendly receptionist and knowledgeable teachers.

This CE school is like a family. The curriculum is excellent and the environment is professional…read more If you need to recertify for EMT this is the place to go. Yevime Cherchian is a kind, patient and humorous instructor.

This school is absolutely amazing. Yevime is an absolutely amazing instructor. Anyone looking for…read moreEMT recert classes or skills updates should absolutely come here!

As a parent, I've had three children attend VAAS. Two have already graduated and one is currently a…read moresenior. Each of their experiences has been different, but one thing has stayed consistent: their confidence has grown and they've learned how to advocate for themselves. I remember when my oldest started as a freshman. He was nervous and trying to figure out where he fit in. He's part of the LGBTQ community, and as a mom you hope your child will be accepted for who they are. At VAAS, he was. The diversity here is real, and you can feel it every day. He joined the dance team, got involved in theater, and eventually became president of several clubs. Watching him grow into a confident leader showed me how much this school was helping him develop as a person, not just as a student. My other two children were excited to attend after seeing his experience, and I've watched the same kind of growth happen with them. They all have different personalities and interests, but they've each learned to speak up for themselves and take ownership of their future. As a parent, that means everything. What makes VAAS special is the smaller environment and the relationships with teachers and staff. Students are known by name, and the teachers genuinely care. I've had teachers reach out not just about concerns, but to share progress and ideas for growth. It shows they're truly invested. Both of my children who graduated from VAAS have now graduated from college, one from UC Irvine and the other from the University of Hawaii, and my youngest has already been accepted into college. That tells me VAAS really prepared them for what came next. One of my favorite experiences as a parent has been Digital Portfolio Night, where students present their own work and reflect on their growth. Seeing that confidence firsthand is something special. VAAS is more than just a school. It's a supportive community that prepares students for life after high school, and I would absolutely recommend it to other families.

I don't recommend this school based on my personal experience. They forced me not to attend my…read moredaughter graduation for wearing heels, not high heels but it was heels. While just right in front of me a parent with real high heels, they just yelled making scenes and they let them go in. They do discrimination . If you are bully you can survive, but if you're a quiet person and cannot yell ; they'll walk over you. I'll never forget and forgive them. I'll never recommend this school. My daughter Graduated in 2022. It's 2026 now and I still remember.

Like any other high school junior going into his/her senior year, I was insecure about my SAT…read morescores and if my current score would get me into a good college or not. Before going into Elite's summer SAT boot camp of 2015, I took the test once and got a score of 1760 without any formal preparation for the exam. Upon signing up for Elite, I had to take a diagnostic test, which scored me somewhere in the high 1500s... I was told that Elite tests are generally more difficult than the actual tests, which was one of the reasons why I greatly admire this program. I knew that by signing up for this program, it would challenge and push me to learn more about and do better on the test. For my particular program, everyone was broken up into several classrooms, each with approximately 20 students. We had 4 teachers: one for math, one for writing/grammar, one for critical reading, and one for vocabulary. On the first day, we were given a backpack, 2000 flashcards with vocabulary, and workbooks to use in class and as homework assignments. The program was 8-weeks long with each day filled with a certain schedule. Every Monday, we would take a practice SAT exam (including writing) and the following day, we would get back the results and assess our errors. Test corrections were due at the end of the week. Every day, we were also assigned to learn 50 vocabulary words and be tested on 40 of those 50. Certain days of the week, there was also writing assessments, math assessments, and reading assessments. We had to score an 80% or better on all of the tests; otherwise, we would have to stay after class approximately a half an hour to an hour to relearn and retest on the material. Doing this for 8 weeks was quite intense... but I definitely got into the groove of it eventually. My scores on their tests did increase, and I was able to learn the structure of the test and understand what I needed to work on to improve my score. Ultimately, my scores in math and writing did go up, but my scores in reading remain around the same since the beginning since reading is something that requires yourself to focus and really work at to assess and understand the context of passages and articles. I had Ms. Jennifer Lambertis, Mr. Jihwan Kim, Mr. Bill Wang, and Mr. Turner as my instructors for these subjects. All did great and brought me to a greater understanding of all test elements except for Mr. Turner, who I believe fell short a bit, mainly because reading is such a broad and subjective area to teach and also to improve upon; also, he taught and brushed through many topics fairly quick and his reasoning for each answer was explained but it was difficult for me personally to grasp and fully understand how he concluded to the answers. Everyone else was fun and engaging, and I was able to take back a lot from what they taught me. Some were more stern than the others, but they all ultimately got me to push myself to improve on the other areas. In the end, I took the test another time (2 months after the program ended), and I scored a 1830 with areas in math and writing improved, but reading remained the same. This is accounted to many factors that I would blame myself for (not properly preparing, worrying too much on extracurricular activities, etc.) , but I must say that SAT scores are not everything that colleges look for. I did ended up getting into all of the schools that I applied to and I believe that it is due to holistic review of each college applicant. I know that Elite can also provide further assistance with these areas as well, but I did not take up on that offer and all of the applications by myself. I do have friends that have had remarkable SAT score increases due to this program; therefore, in judging the program in their goal of getting their members a better score on the SAT and a quality education of the material on the SAT, I would like to give them a high rating for all that they do because it is absolutely outstanding. Special shout out to Ms. Karen Kim, who works at the front desk and manages most of the workings of the building. :)

Customer Service Complaint - Northridge Location…read more I called the Northridge location to ask about their programs, consultation process, and fees. Unfortunately, the customer service I received was very poor and made the process unnecessarily difficult. Mr. Kim, the administrator, was very rude and would not provide any information over the phone until I registered online. After I completed the registration, he called me back but still did not provide the information I was requesting. Instead, he only asked whether I had received the email. I specifically asked whether the consultation was free, but he would not answer the question and repeatedly redirected me to the emails. I also asked whether he could answer a few basic questions before scheduling an appointment, but again, he refused to provide any information and continued directing me back to email. He would not even explain what types of programs they offer. When I asked to speak with a supervisor or someone in management, I was told, "Let's not go there." I found this response extremely unprofessional and dismissive. Customers should not have to register, schedule an appointment, and go through multiple steps simply to obtain basic information about services, programs, and consultation fees. The staff should be educated and prepared to answer basic questions and provide appropriate customer service. I then called the Wilshire location, and the experience was completely different. The staff there provided all the information I needed over the phone, including payment information and details about the programs. They were helpful, professional, and respectful of my time. The Wilshire location saved me a significant amount of time simply by answering basic questions over the phone. I strongly recommend that the Northridge location review its customer service practices and provide additional training to its administrative staff. The contrast between the two locations was significant and very disappointing.