I took 2 classes here and I actually diddnt hate it! It was informative and got the job done…read morequickly!

Academie Da Vinci provides excellent arts education as well as academics. Test scores consistently…read moreoutpace state and district averages and teachers are caring and attentive to student needs . The small setting is ideal for many students. Like any school, not everything is perfect, but I would highly recommend, in fact, I already have.

this school is absolutely terrible. they don't care about their students mental health. the…read more"reporting" system is rigged. they get kids in trouble for absolutely anything and everything and it feels like a prison. every day this school made me miserable and it just about takes a piece out of my soul every time i went. the staff laughs in your face when you need help the most. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

Good service, They will just sold out to bigger company. We had used them for years and the…read moretesting, books and service were great.

Classmates are very fun and the best part. I don't recommend taking in person class unless you have…read morea good instructor

Waste of money! Paying $400-$500 a month for what is basically group homework checks l. The…read more"tutoring" is done in groups, one adult with multiple children doing all different levels of math. Unless you are willing to pay $100 per one on one session. The tutors aren't even skilled in math. My child has been with five different tutors at the center and only one of them knows geometry. We get better help and learn more using Google lens and selecting AI. Can't wait for the next 30 days to be over. My child is only going to get our monies worth.

Online instructor short. If session is over stops explaining your question/answer. Onsite…read moreinstructor did not correct a student when he spoke about other subject matter that did not relate to the subject matter.

I needed to speak with the office manager this morning 7/9/26, and the phone number is no longer in…read moreservice. This afternoon I drove by and the place is vacant. Seems as though they are no longer in business. Sad. But they've had bad management for many years and after they sold the business it got worse. I guess all things do come to an end.

DO NOT GO HERE. Students have no educators? this place has gone downhill. I left there 2 weeks…read moreago because of no nail educator fo 5 weeks of my 10 week course. ALL the educators quit. Administration quit! NO ONE EVER TOOK MY MONEY! instead red flag. the place is filthy. nasty dirty washer and dryer. I had no Monomer for 3 weeks. they do not provide NITRALE gloves to protect from melting your gloves onto your hands w ACETONE! what they agreed to give me they did not. plus plus!!!! $5000. to attend for 10 weeks. HIGHWAY ROBBERY!! NO supplies no educator ripoff. PTECH is 1200.00. I never got a KIT. I had to go buy ALL my own stuff ALL! as for clients I wouldn't advise anyone to get their nails done there. their gel polish is so old and sticky and wont adhere anymore. what a waste of my precious time!

I took the Sea School online course and was extremely dissatisfied with the experience: The quality…read morewas very poor; they sent me outdated forms (I had to complete the newer version which was a lot of work to get notaries, physician to redo physical, etc.); they did not respond to questions during the course; and they issued a certificate that has "Online" in bold across the top, in addition to the space for location, indicating that the certification is inferior. I tried to contact Cathy Bancroft, COO, to discuss the reason the certification was issued the way it was, but she did not return my call or respond to my email. What makes this experience so frustrating that I am taking the time to write this review is that they charged a lot of money, it took a lot of work to get through the course, and they took no ownership and responsibility when I spoke with them. I tried very hard to communicate with Ms. Bancroft so that we could resolve the accumulation of service issues ami Fortunately, I was able to use other online resources, primarily YouTube videos, to master the material and passed all sections on the first try. Had I relied on what Sea School provided, I would not have been so fortunate. (I feel like I should send their competitor money because their videos got me through the plotting section.) My recommendation is to stay away from Sea School if there are other options available.

If you work in the cruise ship industry aboard vessels, sooner or later you will need to take the…read moreSTCW series of classes for your Coast Guard certification if you intend to work aboard vessels traveling internationally. A lot of places are now requiring it for domestic vessels as well. I've gotten along without needing the training for the last 2 years, but I plan on applying to international cruise lines so I needed this under my belt. Sea School charges $725 for the 4 required STCW classes and it is a 5 day adventure in the classroom 9-6. Their fee is less than a lot of the other places and they are also convenient if you live on the West Coast of Florida. I was able to sign up at the last minute and start right away. They seem to offer the classes almost weekly. I liked some of the added office support, such as Captain Bob being available to help with the MMC form and even provide the necessary Notary stamp (for free!). I also asked the office staff if they could scan in my certificates and email me a copy so that it would be easier for me to provide proof of completion as an email attachment. They were very helpful in that regard. You as the student need to ask for these things and also ask them to print out the MMC application for you if you don't already have it-- get it notarized while you are there and save yourself the additional hassle and expense of doing it later. Some of the training will take place off site. There is a pool they use to do the survival suit training and there is a fire fighting facility at St. Petersburg College you will be going to for that part of the training. I will say out of all the classes, the work on the fire-fighting field was the most intense. In order to pass, you have to get all the fire fighting gear on in an under 5 minute time limit. This facility has several free standing buildings that are specifically designed to have controlled fires in so you practice with real fire, real hoses, real oxygen tanks, etc. Even knowing it was all a drill, I felt myself panic a bit when I had to crawl into a burning building with 60 pounds of gear on! Mastering my own sense of panic was probably the most valuable thing I learned that day. Put into context, that is extremely valuable if you are charged with helping passengers aboard a vessel in a real life emergency. Keeping your wits about you and keeping a lid on your own freak out factor so you can help others who are in full freak out mode is essential. The fire crew helping us were both real firemen and also instructors at the facility. They were patient, professional and supportive. It took me more than a few tries to get all the gear on under the time limit and they helped me and worked with me until I mastered it. A lot of the classroom material was either going through a binder or watching videos. The instructor for my class was a former Captain, so he had stories to tell if you asked. All in all, it was a good place to take my courses and I would use them again when and if I need additional training.

The most convenient way to receive your C.E. Fast and inexpensive. I found it very user friendly. I…read morealso like there good reputation in the industry.

I'm a broker in Ca and Idaho. I took this Bob Hogue course for broker license in Florida and it was…read morethe absolute biggest waste of my brain and money. No study material and the quizzes you do for practice final have none of the questions on their course final test. Horrible. Then I realized it's a Kaplan school. They are the worst at teaching to help you pass. I feel like they want you to fail so you have to redo the course. I'll never use them again