I actually work here. But before I worked here I worked for another company that used them to send…read moreemployees to safety trainings, physicals, and dug test. The guys would hate to come here and complained about it taking forever, or it being cold. Most people coming here are coming for either a drug test, physical, or to take some safety training required for the plant they are needing access. The developers try to make the courses entertaining but there is only so much you can do to make being safe sound fun. Everywhere in fact is cold so defiantly bring a jacket but it beats being out in the Texas heat working. You are able to bring snacks and drinks to courses as well. We are required to take several of the courses as employees and they aren't that bad. The drug testing takes a bit if you are a walk in so I suggest making an appointment or just be here first thing in the morning before everyone else that is coming for the same thing. I really love working here. It like a family. My coworkers are great, the higher ups are always understanding, and the employee engagement is great. They are always doing things like lunches or family events on the weekend, or just sending treats to our break rooms to let the employees know they are valued. It really makes s difference when you work somewhere that values you as an employee.

BRING A JACKET! Even in the Texas summer heat, it's freezing cold in the classrooms. Also recommend…read morebringing a drink/lunch/snacks.

All my instructor's Richard, Russell, Patrick Philips, Terry, Frank, even Javier (who has not been…read moremy immediate instructor) are amazing they have a tremendous passion for teaching students who are passionate about learning the welding trade. Do not come here expecting to ride on with just your skills learned beforehand because they are training you to be in the workforce they don't tolerate tardiness or excuses because they want you as their students to be someone they can recommend to a previous employer they won't if you don't show your dedication along with your skills. They truly prepare you for the job you want and if you don't show them your dedication to it they will try to make you understand the importance of being dedicated and willing. They don't just teach skills they teach real career lessons. They know in depth about the trade and they will teach you how to prepare not only in skills but expectations and experience.

Attended 2021-2022 in applied Science in Welding Technology. The classes are educational, and…read moreinstructors check the work, but TSTC is not AWS certified, so they do not provide transitions to the welding field when you graduate. The Careers office is focused on the other departments, and job fairs they host favor other industrial avenues at the school. The instructors will tell you the same thing, to apply to join the unions, and get your AWS certs from certified locations.

I can only do a review of the playing field where my granddaughter played lacrosse last weekend…read more The school was a bit of a drive from our home in Kingwood, I had forgotten that this section of town seems to have all the businesses selling used car parts so this nice private school seems a bit out place among salvage yards. That being said, the field my granddaughter's team played on was very nice, really good AstroTurf and while the bleacher seats are a bit hard, I was glad I brought my stadium chair. At the halftime I used the men's restroom, it was quite clean and modern. In the end my granddaughter and her Atascocita team mates beat Saint Pius by a good margin, both teams were very sportsmanlike and shook hands afterwards. I wish our politicians could be as nice to each other! Here are a few pictures I took of the game.

I feel very upset after there was a situation with a freshman volleyball mom yelling at me. We were…read morereffing and I had my friend do the score for me for two minutes so I could text my mom who was with grandpa who is very ill. Reeses mom started yelling at me to get off my phone. I understand that so I told her that someone else had it taken care of cause I'm texting my mom. She then continued to yell at us and verbally harass us. The coach did nothing about it. I'm very disappointed in the way they acted especially because this is a private school and they were not representing it very well. Then whole team then decided to start being rude and acting up about it P.S. I could give zero stars I would

The best part about Center for Advanced Legal Studies is that the entire school is dedicated to…read moregetting graduates a job in the legal field very FAST (in most cases, before you even graduate) Doesn't matter where you live in the U.S, they will network and jumpstart your career, all you have to do is show up and work hard! Personally I recommend taking the online course. It's fast and convent. The cost has gone way down and you can get a certificate in about 6-8 months. With that you can do a lot because the legal field is so huge and growing so fast, you can use a paralegal degree or certificate to get your start anywhere!

I graduated from CALS paralegal certification program online in Feb 2020, it was great as far as…read morethe professors! I ended up with a 3.84 gpa. The only thing that bothered me was the admission process because the people working in the office are very rude. I, this year in 2024, was going to go back to complete the AAS program, which is the paralegal associates, but I was deterred once again by the admission workers. So I won't be going back. I'll take my money somewhere else. That's sad that I have to say that because the teachers are good but that staff will keep losing because they are rude and like the lady previously said they aren't helpful they just want your money and then they throw you away like your nothing. I've even called the director ERIC HAPPE and no response. To be exact the person with the attitude is James S. He doesn't respond to emails or calls that's why I gave up on them. I live in San Antonio, so if your in the 210, I wouldn't bother with this school. Good luck everyone!!!

BEWARE ! This school is horrible. They dont care about providing education to your kids . They just…read morewant to take your money and provide no education . If you want to setup your kid up for Failure this is the place for it . Dont let your kids go here.

NAU amazing environment for advance learning and experienced teachers. Very spacious and warm…read morefriendly staffs. students from all around the world.

This is a great school.. Love it here. Only 6 days in a classroom and the rest of the 6 months is…read morehands on training.

I have graduated from the 1300 hour program now so I have had ample time in this school…read more The amount of hands on practice you will get totally depends on you. Come in early to get more practice or stay late if needed. They are flexible with time. As long as you make the effort there is no problem. They push for you to use scrap metal from the Recycle bin daily to get the most use out of the metal. All you need is a beveled edge to weld so i am not sure what the real complaints are there. Even with the scrap pipe, there is always something to weld to, most time you just have to grind off a tack weld. People complaining about this are just lazy, there is PLENTY to weld on. As for complaints about Welding Rods, This is true, but this is all derived from the students again. If the students would Use the full rod instead of just burning the first 6 inches and trying to get a new rod this wouldn't be an issue. this is not an exaggeration... they will burn one rod doing one pass on some bevel plate then toss that rod for a new rod to run another bead so they don't have to work on their tie-ins. There is always plenty of gas to use for mig/flux and Tig. You can also work on a few side projects if you have time/motivation. My final note with this school is, if you do the 1300 hour program, there is really not much for you to do. It's just all extra practice. You have access to the High Frequency machine for doing some aluminium welding but there is really a limited amount knowledge from the instructors regarding aluminium welding. I learned most of what i know from youtube and trial and error. Plenty of time there at the school to try things, but not instruction when it came to aluminium. It would be nice if there were more exotic metals to work with for the 1300 hour program but they do not offer that, just additional time doing what you are doing in the 900 hour program. Pros: No limit to the amount of hands on you can do. You will use scrap a lot. Plenty of gas mig/flux/tig Cons: limited material types to use. (Carbon steel plate and pipe, stainless pipe, aluminum plate are all thats offered. There are a couple others for purchase tho.) Limited knowledge when it comes to aluminium welding from the instructors. Had fun, would recommend, Just don't be lazy, you have to burn to learn.

I walked in and saw two people just standing around in the hallway, including a guy in a white…read moreshirt and blue jeans. I went to the front desk and waited for 10 minutes--no one greeted me, acknowledged me, or offered help. I eventually walked out. As a Black woman, it's deeply frustrating to walk into a Black-owned space hoping for excellence, only to be met with indifference and unprofessionalism. We deserve better from our own. Do better.

Great school The instructors are friendly and hands on they help there students. The students use…read morequality products on the clients. The hours may vary but 10-5 is safe to stop by. walk ins welcome. Closed on Mondays and Sundays. The students seem to genuinely love what they do and have a plan. It was a diffent experience they let you choose a photo of the hair Cut you want. the price was only $4 no taxes or additional up charges. The location I went to was 9525 Southwest Fwy, Houston, TX 77074 It brand New. I don't know if this location is related but they have the same name.

CHCP has helped our practice tremendously by helping us select quality graduates from their LMRT…read moreprogram. The techs are well prepared for various clinical settings and have helped our practice grow and prosper from our inception. Also, Sean Greene and Jamella Huston in the career office have been very engaged in selecting the right candidates for our practice. I highly recommend these guys for new and established medical practices. -Dr Derrick Mitchell

I'm an online student and only had 3 weeks of onsite training and I kid you not, Ms.Cabanas was the…read morebest teacher I could ever get! Here's to 2025 future MAs!! ‍