I like the teachers, but am not too impressed with customer service. I have completed one of the class sessions, and now I am trying to schedule the certification exam. I went through Pearson Vue, as suggested by customer service representative at Netcom. This sent me to Microsoft site which sent me to Certiport site which told me to contact testing site at Netcom. I do not like having to go in circles to get something done that should be easy for the paying customer to get done.

Good The session had just enough information that I will probably use what I learned to set up text box/quick parts or a style. Any more information would have been too much.

Useless I joined a NetCom Web Design course and I'm not impressed. The recruiter lied, for starters, about what the course involves and secondly the course instructor is monotonous and he emphasised most of our study will be outsourced by ourselves and what they do offer is the most basic of information that anyone can get off Google & Youtube. My advice, go straight to FreeCodeCamp and YouTube and cut out the middle man, just squandering government funding.

OK introduction to AngularJS Instructor seemed to be educated on AngularJS and provided an adequate introduction. I would have liked to see his presentation flow a little more smoothly. There was too much emphasis placed on reviewing previous slides and not enough exploration into functionality of the framework. It would have been a nice touch to embed the links to his example files in his presentation and to provide an AJAX example with an existing database, JSON resource, or XML file.

Going Out of Business This company is no longer what they used to be. They are downsizing people and facilities. They don't teach classes anymore, only resell. They sold me a class and what I got was something not even close to in value. A year ago or two they were very good, but now that's all changed. You can walk into their office and tell for yourself. The place looks like it's a temporary setup.