The staff here is amazing! They are incredibly helpful and will jump through hoops to get you…read morestarted in the program that is right for you. They are also willing to work with you regarding job/scheduling issues to make the program work for you. Moreover, they care about your success and prepare you for the necessary certification exams for both the Allied Health and the Practical nursing programs. If you want to go to a school that cares about you and your career dreams, IOT is that school.

I taught at IOT seven years ago and it had it's challenges. I returned in July 2020, during…read moreCOVID-19, as the Nursing Administrator. Despite the world's current state of pandemic, the instructors and leadership team are working ever so hard to create a new way of learning through social distancing and virtual education. Nearby schools, similar to IOT, have closed down (without notice) and we have taken in another 50% of our usual student population, to allow those students the opportunity to fulfill their dreams. Nurses are needed now and will be even more in the future. I give IOT five stars today for the growth that has occurred in the last couple months and in foresight of what is happening currently, to better the community and the medical field, change lives, and grow students into competent, capable, professionals who will provide safe and conscientious patient care.

I can't speak to the Career Center programs, but the facility itself has been the perfect spot for…read morethe district's annual American Indian | Alaskan Native Celebration. I've had the inside scoop since my brother supports the Native Education program as a cultural facilitator, and has been integral in the technical support of events, both in a virtual and in-person capacity. I'm grateful that my daughter was able to participate in the program while in high school and love seeing the enthusiasm in the staff, students, and families who attend and share cultural experiences together. Tamale Boy knocked it out of the park once again with their staff and amazing catering. Great job team!

The construction program in my opinion is the best, but I'm being bias since I went to the…read moreconstruction program. Teachers are awesome Fisher, Watts, & Marshall I love this school a lot and it's better than my residential school. I looked forward to going to CTEC every day with my friends and my teachers. Will always keep this school in heart it really helped me shape myself into the person I am today. I love it.

MeltonClassic core courses ( 60 hours if learning over a two year period) provide a fabulous…read moreopportunity to broaden your understanding of Judaism, to make new friends and become part of a community of learners. The MeltonSpotlight courses are 5 and 10 week sessions that provide deeper insight into specific topics. Faculty is outstanding and the teaching style is interactive and lively. Answers for the wandering Jew and their friends too........

From the owner: Jewish Education Adult Learning…read moreText Study

I've gone to Oregon Tech at Wilsonville and Beaverton before they moved. They are set up for the…read moreworking class. Many night classes to obtain your undergraduate or graduate degree. Coming from the tech side, they push the boundaries in a lot of areas. They are now moving to become more of a R&D school and can't wait to see where that goes. The instructors have real world experience and prepare you to hit the ground running, as long as you put the work in. Overall I really enjoyed my time here and proud to put them on my resume.

From the owner: Oregon Tech's high-demand bachelor's and master's degrees are accessible to freshmen, community…read morecollege transfer students, working professionals, and busy adults by offering courses that fit their lifestyle. Oregon Tech faculty and advisors ensure students succeed by creating a lifelong career path in the world's most dynamic industries. Our 131,000 sq. ft. facility in Wilsonville features specialized wet labs, power, robotics, HVAC, and optics labs, and is a place for alumni and industry partners to connect with students and faculty. This campus is designed to provide an industry-focused, urban university experience at the heart of the "Silicon Forest."

The location is good - parking located directly across the street - quite spendy at $11.95 per day…read moreso be prepared. HR Certificate program needs help. Overview class was taught by someone who hasn't been in HR for over 20 years! Not weeks - YEARS folks. OK so getting past this, professionals are paying exorbitant fees for this certificate program only to waste over 2 hours (in an 8 hour class) chatting with our classmates, working on team projects and talking about how we handle various HR issues. I don't want to know how "Sally" does something, I want to hear from professionals (CURRENT in the field) how to handle the challenges and topics that HR covers. Extremely frustrating. If the instructors don't have enough material to fill the time slot, then dismiss the class early to work on the reading assignments.

From the owner: Portland State's Center for Executive and Professional Education (CEPE) is a leading provider of…read moreuniversity-level professional courses and certificate programs designed to increase leadership skills, deliver process management tools, and foster creative thinking. Professional development and training are as important as ever for the career changer, career builder, manager, and executive alike. Staying in the game means staying ahead of the curve.

Miss Suzanne tutored both of my grandsons in elementary school. The older boy had learning issues…read moreand they both had attention issues. With a combination of practice, games and testing she was able to bring them both to their respective goals. As an experienced teacher myself, I would highly recommend her to anyone who sees help for a problem or simply wants to bolster their children's academic needs.

From the owner: Dislexia, homeschooling, study skills, SAT prep, adult literacy, English language learning.read more

The best and also the most fluid CPR course I've ever experienced. The two individuals running this…read morecourse went about and beyond to help me get recertified. Their also very down to earth, good people. Well appreciated

From the owner: TDR CPR Safety Training is a trusted provider of professional CPR and first aid training in Salem,…read moreOR and surrounding communities. We offer flexible class schedules, including daytime, evening, and weekend options, with seamless online booking for your convenience. Our streamlined process makes employee onboarding easy with same-day certification delivered to both the business owner and participant upon successful course completion. Choose the training option that works best for you: On-site group training at your workplace- We make onboarding easy Pre-scheduled public classes at our convenient training location Free parking available Professional, experienced instructors Fast, hassle-free certification Whether you're an individual seeking certification or a business training your team, TDR CPR Safety Training provides convenient, reliable, and efficient CPR training tailored to your needs. Book your class today and get certified with confidence.

So many great classes that are life enriching. Even though I have a degree I still take classes at…read morePCC for personal growth and enrichment. I take credit classes because they are more rigorous. Each class is about $500, which seems a little expensive. Teachers, classes, and curriculum are amazing.

It appears the SP program is closed for taking applications. Donna is applying for more reputable…read moreSP programs in California. PCC has a bad rep due to the fact that the students partake in drug activity.

I've been slowly making my rounds to the many new yarn shops since we moved here last summer. I've…read moredriven past Fiber Rhythm several times, but have been waiting to check it out with my daughter. I was excited to FINALLY get an opportunity to stop in during our mom-and-daughter Galentine's Day adventure. There was one person working there, and they were so sweet, friendly, and helpful. That alone would bring me back again and again. Secondly, the space is airy, well-lit, and delightfully organized, which is very conducive to knowing exactly where to get what you need and also lends itself to relaxed meandering when you don't have a specific need, BUT as all yarn-crafters know, the yarn will let you know you need them. I don't make the rules. There's a fabulous selection of premium, affordable basics, natural, and synthetic fibers. The knitting needles and crochet hooks are behind the counter, so you will have to be intentional here. In places where I don't necessarily need any tools but see one, I tend to buy it. (Please respect my privacy on how many size 6 16" circulars I have purchased.) So, in this regard, Fiber Rhythm is saving me (and my pocketbook) from myself! In addition, there are dyes, several kits, and a winder to self-wind your purchases. To be honest, there was much, much more, but I had parked in a spot where I had to move by 4:00 pm, and we got there at 3:49 pm. This was a literal "speed run" through a yarn store. I look forward to visiting again when the parking godz don't require haste.

Such a beautiful selection of materials (I found the yarn I was looking for but they carry all…read moresorts of fiber related items). Staff was friendly and the space was welcoming and bright. Highly recommend!