Betty is the owner and she is more than wonderful! My child went thru her pre-k class as well as a…read morecouple summers at full-time. She had one of the biggest and greatest non-parent impacts on my child's life. Not only the educational things and ways that Ms. Betty taught will be a permanent positive part of my daughter's life but also the common values necessary for every day life. Betty's pre-k class more than just prepared my child for kindergarten and beyond. My child repeatedly says she needs to skip to first grade because Ms Betty already taught her all this kindergarten stuff. This center EXCEEDS not only state standards, but also mine and that is next to impossible! Betty maintains high standards for her staff so that she knows even though she can't be everywhere she employs people she trusts to devote the same love, care, and attention to each child.

Great daycare! Clean, lots of learning material, fun loving staff! most importantly my kids, my…read morenieces and my neighbors kids all go here and love going!

I had a good learning experience at Emerald Nursing School. I recently took a class to get…read morecertified as a nursing assistant. The class was reasonably priced. It finished in about three weeks. If you're able to learn fast, you'll breeze right through it. If you can't, I would recommend a longer program. They have an eight-week weekend option at Emerald. The tuition also includes the textbook and scrubs to wear for clinicals. You don't get to keep the text book. The state exams are separate costs. The class includes a lecture and skills lab, along with clinicals five days a week. If we weren't going through a pandemic, you would go to clinicals at a long term care facility aka a nursing home or assisted living facility. Once you finish the class, you take a state exam. The state exams are delayed right now. They'll hopefully resume in July, maybe August. You're still able to find jobs in healthcare by finishing the class I took. The classes are pretty small, which is good for me. There was a total of nine students in my class. You have to wear a mask at all times and social distance always. The staff is also kind and informative. Overall a good experience here. It's affordable and finishes quickly. Oh and another thing, you also get CPR certified after taking the nursing assistant class. That's typically a separate cost.

From the owner: Emerald Nursing School is a licensed Career School and College located in El Paso, Texas.read more

As a Vocational Adjustment Coordinator/Co-operative Work coordinator with the fine Ysleta…read moreIndependent School District, one of my primary duties is to assist students in obtaining paid employment. When colleague Maggie gave me information about a possible position at this fantastic additional school, I quickly followed the direction of Parkland High Campus transition teacher Laura and escorted a student here for an interview. I was so impressed with the facility, faculty/staff, and especially the students during my stay of the interview. The students are well cared for, receive nutritious snacks/brekkie/lunch, and get the chance for superb interaction among caring adults and peers. This is the kind of socialization/education EVERY child should have; I wish I had lived closer when my own children were that young age! I was especially delighted with owner Ms. Annie (along with her husband) whose goal is to help our children grow & learn through the most important formative years of their lives.

Too many issues to mention. terrible customer service. Call a day in advance to cancel apointment…read moredue to illness, still charged $25. On line drive booking does not work. Employee yelling at my kid and making things up. I can co on. Buyer beware! Can't give it zero stars.. so one star.

I would not recommend this school. My daughter was given a class by an older instructor that kept…read moreyelling at her and said a lot of derogatory comments to a point that she came home crying and frustrated.

I graduated in 2015, and I will tell any student any black American student not to attend the…read moreschool. Why? The lady over the medical assistant program Petra is a straight up racist, bigot and she naturally stereotypes. In 2018 I finally found a job with no help from the school and I needed to take a night course to get recertified in a class Petra as usual need you to be a little yourself in order for her to feel back when you do not do that she does not have time for you. So she sends out the black American female who I guess she felt can handle me... I simply took my money to a different school and re-certified. The disrespect I received was so huge I will say to anybody do not go to the school. And one more thing when I went into see Petra she kept looking at the records to see if I had paid for my classes making sure all my loans were up-to-date and they were that's why I say she stereotypes black American females.

I have been attending the north east campus for the last 15 months. For the most part it is a good…read morecampus, it looks a lot nicer than most campus's in the area. Most instructors are knowledgeable and are willing to go out of their way to help. The equipment is a bit dated, we recently got new low end servers to work with after having to share a clunker for a few weeks. I am currently in the ISS program which focuses on A+, Windows server, Cisco, linux, ect. I wish they offered more computer classes ranging from programming, graphic design, ect. However I have learned a great deal so far, they have a great A+ class and the instructor is very knowledgeable. One thing I will mention is the evening classes seem to get less attention than the morning as far as events they offer. The morning is very active were as the evening just seems on auto pilot with the feeling no one really cares what goes on after 5pm. It is a school and you do get what you put into it, overall I think its one of the better campus's in the area, more so even than EPCC which I did not like and dropped after a semester. If they could offer more computer classes like I mentioned, or more programs in general along with new cutting edge technology instead of some of the dated equipment they use I would rate this school 5 stars.However even though its a good school overall they do fall short in a few areas.

What a great and convenient way to get your certifications at your own pace! I began my EMR/BLS…read morewith CPR as I was enrolled in EPCC's Fire Tech Academy. Having 3 young kids and 4 months of 40 hour academy weeks, it was a godsend to have this efficient and flexible program to get me fully certified and ready to work! The patience and availability of the instructors made the the whole instructional course and skills portion a flawless transition. I never had a problem with reaching Lisa-Anne Raney Waldock whenever I had any questions or concerns regarding the course or arranging the skills meetings. Everything was conducted in a comfortable, warm, and professional manner. They were very thorough and encouraging. I highly recommend, whatever your needs are- EOTP911 will surpass your expectations!

Having to keep my CPR and ACLS current is not a hassle with EMS online training plus I was able to…read moredo an online didactic portion then come here for skills testing that took less than an hour. The staff is skilled, knowledgable, and very courteous. They are always willing to work around your schedule and they are able to do classes for groups if necessary.

Many of the teachers at this school are excellent, however they simply do not have the…read moreadministrative backing to control the student population. I have never seen a middle school student body that acts in such an in appropriate way. It's really quite scary. They are like a bunch of young gangsters. I really dread when my son comes home from school and I have to constantly correct how he speaks and the words that come out of his mouth. He seems to think that this is normal behavior in society. He never has homework and I really feel like that's setting him up for failure in the future later too. Not once did the principal come to a basketball game this year. I understand we all have our own lives, but that was a first for me. They definitely need to stop focusing so much on the stupid STAR test and start focusing on real life skills.