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    “The staff is wonderful and I truly believe they are the ones that make School of Rock Naperville such a special place.”

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    EnVaNa Healthcare Training Center

    EnVaNa Healthcare Training Center

    4.2(15 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    You will learn but need to be careful. Other professors and those in the medical field have…read morequestioned her 'tactics'. You will learn the material, but the organization, communication, and professionalism need significant improvement. It is not reflective of the medical field, training or professionalism required. For a fast-track CNA program lasting roughly two weeks, students need a reliable schedule and clear expectations. Instead, there were at least six last-minute schedule changes, many with less than 12 hours' notice, with most of these hours overnight. Examples include being told at 10:00 p.m. that a specific non-smart watch was required for 8:00 a.m. the next morning, extending the course several days over a holiday weekend shortly before class began, then changing the schedule again and ending early after students had already cancelled work or travel plans. There was also only one day of clinicals, which seems inadequate for such a hands-on field. Most concerning, students were publicly called out or embarrassed. One student's "punishment" for talking was being required to teach part of the class the next day. Paying students should be taught by the qualified instructor they enrolled with, not used as part of another student's punishment. An accelerated program requires flexibility, but students should still receive professional communication, advance notice of required supplies, adequate clinical experience, and a schedule that is respected.

    This class seemed like the best option available in my area, but unfortunately, the experience did…read morenot meet expectations because of the instructor. On the center's website, it states that the program "promises to deliver the utmost service to the students with ethical values, respect, and dignity." However, my experience in this class did not reflect those values. Mrs. Ace, I hope you take this feedback seriously and reflect on the concerns being brought forward instead of immediately arguing against them. One major issue is the way students' concerns are handled. Mrs. Ace has stated that anyone who writes a negative review will fail in the medical field and in her class. However, I passed her course and passed my CNA certification exam on my first attempt. Providing honest feedback does not determine a student's ability to succeed in healthcare. There were multiple situations where students were made to feel embarrassed, dismissed, or discouraged. For example, one student asked about a correction on a quiz question and attempted to explain her reasoning. Instead of discussing the concern professionally, Mrs. Ace refused to listen, repeatedly threatened to remove the student from the class, and the situation ended with the student crying. After discussing the same question with my father, who is a neurosurgeon, he agreed with the student's reasoning. This showed that the concern was valid and should have been addressed respectfully. Mrs. Ace frequently belittles students rather than creating an environment where they feel comfortable learning and asking questions. There is a difference between maintaining high standards and making students feel intimidated or disrespected. The biggest issue with this class is not the curriculum or clinical experience; it is the instructor's attitude, communication style, and treatment of students. A CNA program should prepare students for healthcare by encouraging professionalism, confidence, and respect.

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    Code Ninjas

    2.7(7 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    I would not recommend their programs. They are run by teenagers without adult supervision. The…read moreowner believes she doesn't need to be in the room and prefers to remain at the front desk. This lack of proper oversight is alarming, especially for programs catering to young children. The program's content is not engaging enough to maintain young children's attention. If you have happy, fun-loving children who enjoy expressing themselves, be cautious. If your child doesn't strictly follow the teenagers' instructions without room for silliness or fun, you risk being removed from the program and losing your money. Overall, the environment feels exclusionary, lacking the nurturing and inclusive atmosphere one would expect from a children's program.

    Honestly a terrible experience from day one…read more My son loved the actual coding and if he hadn't, we would have pulled him much sooner because the incompetence of the staff and the manipulative  policies made this a nightmare week in and week out. Clearly everyone involved here has no qualifications at all for dealing with children. Code Ninja just throws non-professionals into a powerful and intimate situation involving children because --I'm guessing-- it's cheaper on their bottom line, but either way it's careless and honestly reprehensible. I am curious as to what qualifications any one has at all in this place because I would bet there are absolutely zero besides knowing someone who had an investment idea. Today I witnessed an employee, a grown woman, publicly shaming my child for not completing a task on time. Not because my child acted out or was out of line, but because he took his time. It was absolutely disgusting. God knows what occurred while I wasn't present. Just ask yourself who are these people you are entrusting with your kids? They don't have a teaching degree, they have no experience in handling children, they are just random weirdos who prioritize quotas on kids' progress on a coding development program that you can access from your own house for free. What they don't tell you at sign up is you can't pause this program. You have to continue paying even after you cancel. Read all the fine print. They are obsessed with the idea of  The teenagers who assist the children with the actual coding work at least in contrast give it a solid effort insofar as much as a teenager can, but something tells me they are not at all compensated appropriately for what they give. This place is a scam. There is no doubt about it. But they already know this and they won't do anything about it. Don't send your kids here.

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