Margie was the best helper. She navigated the class to the training and corrected our mistakes as…read morewell which was very appreciated!

I was looking for a place to earn my certification in the area, and stumbled upon California…read moreMedical Training Center. They are AHA approved. I am very glad I chose it! I took an online module course beforehand for the ACLS, and came in for the in person lecture, skills, and the written test. The instructor did an amazing job explaining all the material and made it less stress-inducing. I am actually about to come in to get another certification in a few days. There are some street parking spaces right next to the building. They also let you know specifically about everything you need to do for the class. Highly recommend!

I'm so glad I renewed my BLS with Guy as I needed to get this asap to return to work! He's truly a…read morelifesaver in every sense of the word. The best part is he was able to come to my home for this class which made my life easier. Thank you again!

We had our CPR course today, super fun and informative. Guy made the learning process amazing and…read moreclear. Highly recommended

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 highly recommend this school the guys make you feel comfortable and work one on one with you if…read moreyou have any concerns I highly recommend this school The study material and practice exams help out so much to pass your exam.

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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.

If it wasn't for Sandra Bojorquez I wouldn't know what to do. She made the enrollment process very…read moreeasy. She explained the course well and showed me around the campus ensuring me that I'm in good hands. If it wasn't for her I wouldn't have attended.

had a great experience at UEI College while going through the electrician program. The school gave…read moreme the opportunity to really focus on learning the trade and building a foundation for my future career. The hands-on training helped me understand how things work in real life, not just from a book. I feel more confident reading blueprints, understanding NEC code basics, and working safely because of what I learned there. Mr. Shaun was an amazing instructor. He took the time to explain things clearly and made sure we actually understood the material. If we didn't get something the first time, he would break it down in a simple way until it made sense. He pushed us to do our best but also supported us when we needed help. You can tell he truly cares about his students and wants to see them succeed in the electrical field. I'm thankful for everything I learned and I would definitely recommend UEI College to anyone interested in becoming an electrician.

As a parent who grew up doing Kumon myself, I did extensive research before choosing a math program…read morefor my kids. I compared multiple Mathnasium locations, Kumon, and Russian Math, interviewed the center directors, and even stopped by unexpectedly to see how the centers actually operated during sessions. Jonathan's center stood out immediately. Jonathan is exactly what you hope to find in an educator and center director. He genuinely loves math, cares deeply about teaching, and has created a calm, focused environment where students are actively engaged and supported. You can tell he is doing this for the right reasons, not just running a business, but truly investing in kids' confidence and growth. One thing I especially appreciated was how thoughtfully Jonathan matched both of my children with an outstanding instructor, Ben. Ben has been phenomenal. He knows how to push my kids through challenging concepts while still keeping them motivated and excited to learn. He handles sibling rivalry with patience and humor, helps redirect their inattention without shaming them, and somehow makes math feel fun and rewarding. The biggest testament to how much my kids adore Ben? They surprised him by dressing up as him for Halloween! If you are a parent looking for a math program that combines strong instruction, individualized attention, accountability, and a genuinely positive learning environment, I highly recommend this Mathnasium location. The leadership and teaching quality here are exceptional. I also love not having extra homework from the center since we all know how much effort it takes just to get school homework done!

My kids always have fun and look forward to their sessions at mathnasium. The system that is setup…read morereally motivates the kids.

The Language Grove is hands down the best experience your child could have at any preschool in Los…read moreAngeles. Imagine a world where everything feels warm, loving, kind, and patient. A place where children play outside in the rain, splash in the mud, smell flowers, and have a big fluffy dog lick their noses, all while becoming fluent in Spanish! Ms. Yesse and the incredible teachers have created a world filled with security, love, discovery, and a true sense of belonging. Everything, and I mean everything, is thoughtfully planned to support early childhood development while building a beautiful sense of community. My wife was bawling her eyes out today because our daughter is graduating from preschool. We are all going to miss this experience so much, but we know our daughter will carry everything she learned and felt at The Language Grove with her for the rest of her life. We are beyond grateful for all the love, time, patience, and support The Language Grove has given our daughter and our entire family. If you are lucky enough to have your child attend The Language Grove, you will understand exactly how we feel. Ms. Yesse, thank you for everything you do for the Spanish speaking community and for the incredible gift you have given our family. We LOVE you!!!!!

We first joined The Language Grove when our oldest son was just 2 years old, and from the very…read morebeginning we knew we had found something special. It was exactly what we had been searching for the perfect blend of child-led learning, outdoor exploration, and Spanish immersion. These were all things that were incredibly important to our family, and The Language Grove exceeded every expectation. Our oldest completed the entire program, and when it was time for our second son, there was never a question about where he would go. Throughout the years, I've recommended The Language Grove to multiple families, and every single one has thanked me and absolutely loves it just as much as we do. I used to joke that I'd have to have another baby just so I wouldn't have to leave this amazing school... and somehow that wish came true! We welcomed our third son this year, and I genuinely can't wait for him to begin his journey at The Language Grove as well. The teachers and community have created such a warm, nurturing environment where children are encouraged to explore, grow, and develop a true love of learning. We feel incredibly grateful to have found this school, and it has been such an important part of our family's life. We wholeheartedly recommend The Language Grove to anyone looking for a truly special early childhood program.

This university changed my life. I got my bachelor degree in public health here and it opened…read moreopportunities for me to get my current job. My experience here was great. I had quality classes and great professors. I learned so much about the field I work in now. The university has so many amenities. Nap pods, computer lab access, gym access, library access, and so much more. There was also a lot of opportunities to get involved with organizations, clubs, etc. being involved enhanced my undergraduate experience. Parking was terrible and passes were pricey.

This review is about CSUN's Summer Movie Nights events throughout the summer. Our daughter let us…read moreknow about them, and invited us to join her and our granddaughter. They don't go every Thursday evening; just depends what's showing and what else everyone has going on. We checked it out and saw "Inside Out 2" with them several weeks ago. That led to us learning where to park, what to bring, and where to find the lawn in front of the library building where the movies are screened. It's a great family event. Several food trucks come for the event. (I'm told the prices are high!) You can bring your own food. The price of admission is just right - free! If you can luck out to find street parking, that's free, too. The walk is long, though. We park in Lot 33, which is closer to the lawn area than street parking. Four hours in the lot is about $8, which isn't too bad. The parking app / kiosk is painful, though. I especially struggled with it last night. The WiFi inside the parking structure is almost non-existent, so using the texting feature can be challenging. Last night it was "Toy Story 4". The graphics and sound volume were much better than for Inside Out. However, about half way through the movie something happened to the video playback and only audio kept playing. The organizers' spot isn't easily identifiable, so it took a few minutes before the situation got fixed. Then one of the side lawns had the sprinklers start to go off before the film was finished, so everyone over there was scrambling to pick up their stuff and get out of the way of the sudden showers. Someone came on the intercom at the end of the movie and thanked everyone for coming and apologized for those two little glitches. The organizers create a nice event feeling for the participants. Overall, it was still a pleasant evening spent with the younger generations.