San Bernardino County's training facility. I've taken several classes and trainings here over the…read moreyears and I have to say that all of the trainers here are very knowledgeable and keep you engaged. I always walk away with new skills, knowledge, and lots of resources.

This establishment came highly recommended and I see why. As I inquired to do my due diligence…read morecustomer service was great. Looking forward to being educated through their facility.

If you are looking to gain knowledge on environmental hazardous material and how to deal with it in…read moreany capacity, this is the place to come. Gio always has the answers.

From the owner: Quality Environmental Training on-site and on-line - Accredited by EPA and the CA Department of…read morePublic Health. Specializing in lead-based paint abatement classes and EPA's RRP training for contractors. RRP classes offered throughout California. HomeSafe students have the highest state exam pass rate of any CA training provider.

Overall experience positive. (HVAC) School deficiencies:…read more 1. Lack of supplies. Each month was a "maybe" if the equipment needed was readily available. 2. Unmotivated students. You have the few who are there to learn and absorb the knowledge and the majority who pay to be there to take-up space, learn nothing, and be obstacles to learning. 3. Thieves. Many tools and supplies "magically" went missing. Started the program with six meters and by the end if the course we had to "fight" for use of the one that remained. Makes it harder to learn the practical when opportunists steal from the school and subsequently the students. 4. Lack of physical books. I did NOT appreciate being semi-forced to use the online books. Though I wad told they were "free" having to pay shipping fees for each book (10 books) was insane. If a student prefers physical media, it should be provided for the cost of admission. Books do NOT to be charged nor connected to wi-fi. Something to address going forward. School positives: 1. The instructors (Juan and Leo) were knowledgeable! When I needed clarity, they both responded in timely manners in understandable ways. I read the words, watched the videos, played the PowerPoint videos, so I went with many clarification inquiries. 2. Interim Career Counselor Bonnie. She stepped in right around the time I was graduating and genuinely wanted to help myself and any others who were willing. Her whole career has been helping and she was fantastic! Clear, concise, and helpful in the career planning department that i, myself, arent the best at, thus far. I feel i got most of what I expected with a few hiccups. I chose to do the work, so I feel more confident leaving as a 3.7gpa graduate.

UPDATE - ACCET compliant found in students favor - Summit found at fault for complaint as ACCET…read moreaccreditation board found 3 de-merits (see attached) , Summit advertise 360 lab hours but don't conduct labs or materials. Save ur money. They don't even let u be OSHEA10 in HVAC. Currently in process of litigating. Other students are current filing their lawsuits also. Big fraud like a puppy mill turning out fake diplomas earning FAFSA dollars. https://maps.app.goo.gl/tLRBDBe2g2eTwFX67

I have been taking classes here for a couple of months now, and I have been pretty happy with both…read morethe instruction and the facility itself. If you are looking to get some computer certifications, this school is partnered with most of the major players: Microsoft, CompTIA, Cisco and others. One great thing about this school is that all of the workstations have dual monitors, so that you can follow the instructor's presentation on one monitor, and work through the labs on the second monitor, allowing you to toggle between screens easily. They offer both instructor led classes, as well as mentored learning, where you can study independently through the labs on your own pace. In all honesty, most of the focus is on self-study, so if you are looking for a place to hold your hand during the learning process, this place is not it. Also, if you are studying for a certification, you should probably buy supplemental books just to fill in some gaps in their study material. The facility itself is very clean and well laid out. The classrooms are on the cold side, so I would advise bringing a sweater/sweatshirt. There have been times that it has been so cold that it is hard to concentrate on learning, so I wish they would do a better job of climate control. The staff here is usually helpful and willing to lend a hand, especially Felicia, who is able to track down answers when you need them. Note to Management: Get some chairs for the lab rooms that are at least semi-ergonomic. When you have to sit down at a lab for close to 8 hours, the chairs you currently have don't cut it.

I certainly feel better about the situation given the conversation with Cindy Sutherland. We had…read morenearly a 30 minute conversation where she broke down everything that's been happening. My fingers are crossed and I hope New Horizons in California is re-certified soon!

I had a positive relationship with the director at my trade school. Due to needing to prioritize my…read moreresponsibilities as a father, I informed the school that I needed to take a temporary leave of absence to ensure my personal obligations were properly handled before returning. The school approved a 90-day leave agreement. However, around day 82, before the agreed period ended, the school contacted me and informed me that my program was being shut down. They also stated that I would not receive my certificates and that I would still be responsible for outstanding fees and payments, despite the program being discontinued before I could complete it. I would not recommend this school. As a nonprofit organization, they often experience delays in receiving materials, sometimes taking two to three months. The staff's communication with students is unprofessional, and they do not provide meaningful assistance with job placement after completion. However, if someone is simply looking for a way to pass time, this school may be an option. Mr.Bridges

I can't recommend Pete Mateo enough as an HVAC instructor. He has a unique ability to break down…read morecomplex hvac principles and electrical schematics into something easy to understand and apply. Pete doesn't just teach out of a textbook; he brings real-world scenarios into the classroom that prepare you for what you'll actually face in the field. If you want an instructor who is invested in your professional success, Pete is the one.

Under new management, awesome teacher , honest and loves what he does. If you're serious about…read morelearning, give them a try

If only zero stars were an option... this "school" is very disappointing, it is ran by incompetence…read moreand unorganized lazy people with a huge lack of communication to its students. The number of students are low, only 5 in my class yet it seems as if the class size were 100 students. Marie the office manager has no business being in a management position not to mention the owner bill's lack of professionalism. A bad taste was left in my mouth. Do not waste your money with these people. They don't give two sh*ts about you or your education.

if I could give this school is zero, I would. The Director of nursing is a terrible lead for this…read morenursing program, and will not help you succeed. If you are unable to self, teach your self material then this school is not for you. The administrative staff does nothing to help resolve your concerns. The Director of nursing will also withhold your credits if you complete the program and do not pass their comprehensive exam when you are eligible by law to challenge the LVN board. You will consistently spend money on exit exams, roughly 80$ A test. before you begin this program you should check with the board if there are any past incidents on the nursing license of the Director of nursing and any other instructor that you may be concerned. Many students that have completed the program, but have not been guided or helped to pass. The exit exam did nothing with their LVN credits from clinical and theory and we're never able to further their education or let alone get an LVN license.

In 2015 my husband took the welding classes and even though classes already a week before the…read moreschool made enrolling easy and fast! The welding instructor went above and beyond for him to pass in the two month course. We're so grateful to this school, it was a stepping stone for my husband to get his career job.

Super amazing teachers. A little miscommunication with the office and the office is a little all…read moreover the place but the school I had no complaints with. They were understanding and very nice mrs. P and mrs. S you two were amazing teachers thank you for everything!

I started 3/1/2023. With Mrs. E i have to say with not being in school for so long this has been…read moresuch a great experience thus far, MRrs. E taught us so much, its a fast paced program but with Mrs.E you will not miss a thing, if you need help she will help you. Luckily bc of our teachings we had a sub 3/27 we were completely lost in lecture, in labs. A big thanks to Mrs. E for taking the time and effort bc we were able to pull thru and show the sub how Mrs .E does! Thank you Mrs E for coming back and relieving us from the sub lol. I will be finishing this month and will definitely miss it. #mrsEneedsaraise #needstoberecognized #nomoresubs