I applied to this school to do an online course. The hospitality management was completely online…read moreaccording to their site. Then after I apply, admissions tells me it's not available online. I left a voicemail with the department to ask them if it was offered online and NO ONE answered or gave me a call back. I'll take my money else where!

Went to the Diamond Chef competition last night and it was my first time visiting the Pulaski Tech…read moreCulinary school. The place is phenomenal. It is very modern in its decor with top of the line everything. The event hosted there is a fundraiser and an Iron Chef Arkansas version. The students prepared food highlighting different tastes throughout the world. One of my favorite stations was the Eastern European it contained delicacies such as perogies stuffed with cheese and covered with formalized onions, A 3 cheese white wine fondue with home made bread sticks to dip them in, A smoked salmon app that I didn't mess with since I'm allergic to fish, A caviar station that looked cool, and 4 house made sausages. There were also Mixology stations staggered about the venue that made signature cocktails. My favorite was the blood orange hurricane followed by the Bufala negra. It was a great even at a great campus I can't wait to see what the future holds for that place. If the food and the drinks were any indication of the level on instruction the students are receiving than the food business in the state will be in good hands for a while.

PROs: As a student of CAC I can say from personal experience that there are some great teachers…read morethere who are phenomenal at their jobs. For the most part the bible teachers are very nice people who are also very passionate about religion. If you want your child take a science based class there is no better teacher than head of the science department who teaches chemistry and physics. He is very animated and seems to really enjoy the subjects he teaches and does a very good job of explaining things. In the English department there are only about 2 teachers who have any real skill at teaching. For all things art related CAC's art teacher is incredibly nice and very patient. If you are looking for a History teacher who is truly excited about the subject she teaches look no farther than CAC's 10th grade history teacher. CAC has one math teacher who is particularly talented, just ask for the women who teaches College Algebra. Both the Athletic Director and the principle are very reasonable people who are willing to help you get problems taken care of and are just pleasant to be around in general. Cons: Unfortunately, despite these great teachers, there are still a couple thing holding CAC back from being the optimal learning experience. The first thing being that they do not offer very many classes besides the bare basics. For example the tech department at CAC is near non-existent consisting only of a typing class and a very rudimentary computer applications class that teaches how to use some older versions of Microsoft Power Point. Another blemish on what would otherwise be a good school are the coaches. Don't get me wrong they do a great job of coaching, but what they aren't so hot at is teaching. The coaches that double as teachers for the most part show a lack of interest in the classes they teach and often operate them very lazily. For example in a math class taught by a coach I brought to his attention that he had miss graded a problem on my test. he agreed that yes it was miss graded but refused to change it because "it would take too much time". While in a foreign language class taught be a coach I once raised my hand to tell him I did not understand what he had just taught, his response was "That's not my problem". Summary: CAC is a good school in general but is held back by a lack of classes and coaches who honestly should probably stick to coaching. You should probably look at other schools before settling on this one.

Honestly if you're coming here come with some experience already. The ones with no experience they…read moredon't care how you do. Also DO NOT take your Nate certification here go to a local supply house. They don't give you a study guide to study from, they just give you a boat of homework quizzes you have to do to study from. Horrible experience the owner was rude and nasty. If it wasn't for my job I would have never attended. Please save your money there are better alternatives then this. I got my certificate from passing my electrical class thrown in my face by the owner. No exaggeration.

This is a very nice facility- in fact they really do try to teach you as much as they can- honestly…read morethough after attending for two weeks and getting an EPA certificate as well I can only say that IF you're able to cram about 4 yrs of information along with the after school work requirements into your head and deal with some of the staffs sarcasm and hands off approach to "learning" then this is the place for you! I was impressed when I arrived but only a matter of days until some of the instructors true colors come out. You can ask as many questions as you want during the labs but you will not get any hands on help. If you don't know how to use something then you will have to rely on a classmate and hope that they can help or suffer the prospect of failing. After a few days I felt as if I was a bother to everyone EXCEPT the owner and his wife- two of the most wonderful people you will ever have the pleasure of meeting-again- this is a nice idea for those who enjoy "here's your book,read 7 chapters and take the quiz tonight" type of learning. Didn't necessarily work for me.

I love this school.... Hands on training day #1... Individual instruction as needed... Caring, fun,…read moreand understanding staff and student body...

Love booking with Position CPR! Excellent service and professionalism. I also have the option to a…read morebook for review and renewing discounts.

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