20 Best Paramedic Programs In Wichita, KS (2022 Updated)

Solid school. Easy(ish) to navigate. Some of the buildings are far apart and depending on your classes you might have only 10 minutes to go all the way across campus. The staff is friendly and try to help anyone navigate the school, so don't worry! Each building is clearly labeled and maps are everywhere so it's hard to get lost. There's tons of socializing areas and seating for different gatherings. Some of the popular places would be the courtyard with the fountains or the large hill in the center of campus. The campus also has a variety of food options, so whether you want smoothies, coffee, pizza, pastries or a salad there are options all around!Zena Krimzon

They have no idea how to teach what you will need in the state of Kansas. They will use other professors lectures and do not want to answer questions or teach you. So yeah if you want to teach yourself from a book and have a bunch of assignments due constantly this is the place for you. You will find yourself googling topics and watching YouTube videos to learn it. Multiple (at least 3 that I know of) people in my class complained to the chair.C

I am taking a welding certificate so I can work in the welding workforce. I want to work for the olathe railroad welding force after college. Then maybe do some underwater welding I have not quite decided. If I do I have to take a scubadiving class to get certified in that. After that I have to take a underwater course to get certified to do underwater welding but it will take me a while to doKelle Boehmer

It's hit or miss with the staff. I'm transferring about 60 credits in from elsewhere and just needed residential credits to graduate. I've been trying to get a degree audit since I started in March. I took 6 credits in the spring, am taking 3 now and 6 more in the fall. I can't get an answer as to whether I'm in need of any credits in any areas to graduate. I never had this problem at any school. When I asked for an audit, they told me, "You just completed your first semester with us. Transfer credits are posted after the students complete a semester with us. Look for those to show this Summer or next Fall." I already completed a semester. I'm on my last 2 classes. This should've been done by now. This is how people waste thousands of dollars on classes they don't need while still coming up short for their program. It's a bad policy, and they shouldn't do that. Update: I'm about 3 weeks from graduating. Taking classes on campus rather than online makes a huge difference in satisfaction levels. I'm changing my star rating because the teachers are pretty good. I'm still a little annoyed with how unresponsive the staff was while trying to get info together for my last semester of college, but it worked out. Three more weeks of class, and I'm blowing this popsicle stand. Best classes: camping, philosophy, anthropology The bookstore staff is nice, but do your own research online for possibly cheaper books.Jyl L.

The school is what you pay for. Some things could definitely use some improvement. I had to pull out of my fifth class, which I didn't sign up for, 2 days too late to get a refund. I wasn't even aware that I was in it till I saw an email about late assignments. I paid the amount they requested after they said it was my fault, at which point they sent me a check for that same amount and then told me that I owed it to them again. It just seems to me as if the entire process is just overcomplicated. I was furious when they signed me up for a class without informing me. I got over it, but when your going to school with a GI bill you don't have the luxury to go back and forth with classes like that. I had explicitly told them that with work, school, and family I couldn't manage more than 4. My experience with the school other than that instance has been well. The instructors have been great and the classes have been educational. The buildings themselves are "rustic" but the staff works within those confines to create the best experience possible.Timothy Taylor

I went to this school after leaving from my four year college just to save my income and somehow, this school did helped me succeed easier after getting my Associate's Degree in Computer Engineering! Both main campus and the technical education center campus are welcoming regardless of what field you're studying for. Whether you prefer day courses, online courses, or night courses, the time and budget will be worth your time as long as you maintain things properly. I hope that in the near future, there will be better services and new expansions being developed for the students of tomorrow.Jonathan Ruiz

I think it is pretty crabby that the college requires you to be 60 years old to get a GOLDEN TIGERS CARD when you are a graduate of the college but apparently that is how the board of trustees operate depends on if you donate lots of money or land then you get whatever you wantnatasha bryant

Absolutely AWFUL!! The curriculum is very poorly thought out, the assignments for some of the classes have nothing at all to do with the career you are seeking; a complete waste of time. The instructors (most of them) are terrible about communication. You will not receive a response to 7 out of 10 emails that you send with questions or comments. I am truly stunned by just how disorganized their online programs are. A full semester of time and money have been completely wasted at this institution. I will now have to start all over again somewhere else, but that is better than attempting to continue on with this place for another year or two. Just terrible! If you are considering Barton….DON'T! Please, for your sake, keep searching and pass on going here.Karina Janel

Absolutely worst school ever! They DO NOT take care of veterans as they claim. It was a complete set-up from the beginning. I enrolled for a class and was told from the school that everything with my Post 9-11 GI bill was fine. AFTER the last day for no-payment withdrawal I was then contacted to be told it wasn’t okay and that I had to pay them 450.00. I was going along with the class like everything was okay only to find out “after the fact” that it wasn’t and since I had already “started” the class there was nothing they can do. Now I’m stuck with a 450.00 debt to them and everyone is saying there is absolutely nothing they can do.Cynetta Moore

My wife and I had planned on taking advantage of the free tuition for our daughter, a military dépendant. The website claims that dépendants of active duty, guard, and reserve are eligible for free tuition. After choosing Barton and planning on taking advantage of the benefit, we found that it doesn’t exist. I’ve been deployed 3 times but we don’t qualify. Barton, do the right thing, have some integrity, support the guard and reserve or take it off of your website. This should never be allowed to happen. Not to service members and their dépendants. Shame on this institution.Jerry Gregory

I recently graduated from the Transport Training located on the Neosho campus and loved the whole experience. When I first learned that I was going there I was a natural sceptic, but only because I never knew that a "Community College" would actually have so much to offer. While I was there training for my Missouri CDL exam I lived on campus at RoughRider Village. Everyone I ever came into contact with on campus was always friendly and helpful. Crowder allowed me the opportunity to never again judge a school by its name. I had full access of course to all of the many resources that Crowder offers and I used them on a daily basis. The Library was the perfect place to round out my day of training. And by the end of my course, I was wanting it to last another 3 or 4 weeks. The staff for the transport training program were absolutely Great! They were able to make it a very fun and exciting learning experience. And no, it's not all driving. There are many things to learn in order to become a professional driver, not much different that many other fields of study. I was so impressed with the school, that I am currently in the process of trying to get a new set of classes started later this year, by utilizing the Online Programs and partnerships that are currently being offered at Crowder. I would recommend this school to anyone who is considering any of the programs they offer. They also have a top notch athletic program. I encourage you to give them a fair chance when deciding on your school. And for the record I traveled many states to attend Crowder, and will be recommending it for years to come. Lastly I want to say thank you again to all the staff at Crowder, you folks should be used as the standard. And just so everyone knows Ms. Peggy in the cafeteria cooks everything with lots of love. I absolutely loved the cafeteria and all of the many choices they provide daily. So check them out if you really want a great school. I believe you too will be surprised. Good luck in all of your future endeavours! Sincerely & Respectfully, Kevin M.Kevin Midnight Rider Martin

My experience at Crowder College was great until recently. I have been a student for awhile. I attended on campus at Mac County, and then transferred to online when I moved to Oklahoma because I enjoyed the college that much. The reason I'm posting only two stars is because of how I was treated by a woman named Robin in Financial Aide. As a student in general, I would hope to never be talked down to by any advisor at Crowder College. I have a few mental health issues including anxiety. I'm also on the spectrum for ASD. This woman belittled me, and made me feel completely incompetent because I clicked a wrong button on my FASFA, and instead of explaining this to me politely or helping me fix it, I was forced to write out a letter explaining that I had made a mistake and had issues and had to sign it to return to the Financial Aide office before she would simply fix the small mistake I made. When I brought this to the attention of my college advisor he informed the appropriate people and told me it would be taken care of. This whole experience has made me never want to use Crowder again. I felt embarrassed, belittled, and stupid by this woman. I will not be returning to Crowder ever again unfortunately.Zoie Vickery

Okay, my initial review was based upon the ease of transition from high school to college my child was given. And, for the next couple of months it went well. Without going into specific detail, I watched our confident, adventurous child become a withdrawn, sullen depressed person. When I approached her about that she said she tried to get help from the college, but they told her she was pretty much on her own. They told me the same thing. The only reason she is there now is because the vocational school attached to the college is in her field. We moved her off the campus and into an apartment and she is doing much better. Beware.Scott Lemmermann

Duane Billinger taught two classes for our church on CPR, AED and “Stop The Bleed”. I have been a first responder for 40 years, and I have been through numerous CPR/AED classes. Duane’s class was by far the best one I have ever been through. He speaks from a foundation of many years of personal experience, with lots of real life examples. No “Death by PowerPoint” here!! His teaching style kept everyone engaged, and he was respectful and encouraging to everyone. I think everyone who came enjoyed the classes. Duane also has competitive pricing on equipment and supplies, and I appreciated his integrity. Our church purchased an AED through Duane. I highly recommend First Responder Kansas and Duane Billinger for training and equipment.Phil Bostian

Duane provides quality customer service in addition to selling AEDs. Few companies offer the dedication he gives to his clients. I know that when I call Duane I will always get the help I need. We have used his company for the last six years and look forward to many more! He is professional, courteous, and knowledgeable.Jacque Arnett

I work with traumatized women. Duane's ability to bring humor into a class of learning how to respond in an emergency, to me, was priceless. Thank you Duane for helping me to understand and be able to utilize the tools you offer in class. Your effort and time was an asset and very valuable to me. I will pay it forward!Paula Ridder

I would strongly recommend this business for any and all of your CPR/First Aid certification needs. I don't say that lightly. The humor, hands-on, interactive teaching, and instructors that clearly love what they do, make CPR and First Aid at Lifesaver Learning easy to learn and memorable. This is my 5th time taking a CPR/First Aid training, but my 1st time taking it at Lifesaver Learning. I LOVED it. I am not ashamed to say I needed my certifications for a licensure, but was NOT looking forward to spending my Saturday in CPR and First Aid Training. I went in with a "Let's get this over with AGAIN" mindset. I was so pleasantly surprised-no delighted- within the first 10 minutes of class-that I forgot all about the fact that it was Saturday and I could be somewhere else. In fact, I left a better, happier, smarter person. The format of this class was unlike any other CPR/First Aid training I have ever done. There were 3 trainers, and each taught 1/3 of the course. We were not just being taught TO, we were being involved in and accountable to the discussion, and responsible for demonstrating what we were learning on the spot. But the group nature of the training was efficient, funny, and fun. Yes. I just called a training fun. Each person had their own adult-sized chest and baby to work learn on, and CPR was practiced as a group as teachers observed and gave tips/correction. I will come looking for the 3 instructors we had (James, Tamera, and Mike) when it is time for me to re-certify. The fact that they LIKED what they were doing and believed that what they were teaching was important, and it showed. I looked around at about 2:15 PM (nearing the end of the day when people usually fade out), and although nothing was ever said about cell phone usage, but all phones were put away/down and all class members were engaged, listening, participating, and learning. That, in itself, speaks volumes to me about the engaging way they taught and the general respect those taking the class had for their hard work and effort in teaching us. Finally, I half-jokingly told my husband, "I didn't know CPR/First Aid training was the precursor venue for budding stand-up comedians!" These instructors were HILARIOUS, and their jokes, puns, and stories helped me learn and cement key parts of CPR and First Aid administration. Teaching such a serious, detailed, and life-or-death subject is not easy to do, and not only did they do it well with humor, the humor will help me never forget important things. Thank you, Mike, James, and Tamara! See you again in a couple of years.Jae Davis

This is my first time in a long time taking a cpr/first aid class & I really enjoyed this course. The instructors were very helpful, funny, entertaining & answered every question that was asked. They were clear on the materials that were reviewed & on the instructions for CPR as we participated on the mannequins. I would recommend this course to anyone that needs to take a cpr/first aid course. I would likely take this course again. Everyone was friendly & I left very informed.Chi Midder

The instructor was amazing. He made things very entertaining while staying informative. I left feeling ready to render CPR/First Aid/AED, should the need arise. I took the class to be better prepared when hiking and camping. I was one of the only people not there for childcare facility requirement purposes and the instructor was able to factor some outdoor scenarios into his training also. Loved it!melissa flaming

I have now taken a total of three different programs from the PERCOM organization and each of them have completely surpassed my every expectation. As a seasoned healthcare professional with over 15 years of experience, I have been fortunate enough to have access to some of the best medical instruction programs in the world. PERCOM rivals these programs and delivers upon their promise to their students: a clinically-rich set of EMS programs with unmatched instructor expertise. Jane, the Program Director, goes out of her way to ensure each student's success and is not afraid to hold you accountable. She truly wants the best for every student and graduate and the program goes above and beyond to prepare each student for the rigors of modern EMS practice. I have been continuously impressed with the engagement of the PERCOM faculty with each course, their approach to customer service, and how practical they make every aspect of your coursework. While there are many EMS educational programs available in the US, I can confidently say that PERCOM is the program for those that truly want to be an evidence-based EMS provider and deliver clinical excellence to their patients. PERCOM offers unique flexibility thru an online and hybrid approach, and then supplements this with localized skills testing and clinical experiences. I have also been impressed with the interactivity of each course that I have taken as it's apparent that the program faculty go out of their way to ensure that you are not just competent in each program objective, but equally important, they want to ensure that you are truly successful in the field. My instructors Gene, Rick, and Gabriel have all been top notch. This level of support, engagement, and learning is not often observed in EMS programs, and PERCOM is the best in class in my opinion. I would strongly recommend this program to any aspiring EMS professionals or those that are wishing to upgrade the current scope of practice. Patients deserve our very best effort, and PERCOM ensures that you are confident, competent, and compassionate in clinical care delivery.Dr. Hudson Garrett Jr

I was blessed with the opportunity to attend a paramedic course online. I would not have been able to travel to school from the rural area that I live in. The instructors were great and always willing to guide me through something I didn't understand. The skills instructors were equally as awesome! Jane Dinsmore was super helpful in that she gave me multiple extensions throughout my schooling. However, the clinical portion of the course was the most complicated. It was the worst schooling experience that I've ever had. This course is unlike any others, in that you have to pass the didactic portion of the course before entering clinical's. That is too much time out of school and makes NR testing that much harder. The clinical coordinator was unorganized. I had to resend clinical paperwork multiple times because she would claim that she never received them. I waited 2+ months to get into clinicals. The plan was to attend Abilene Hospital. Tammy stated she just wasn't hearing from them. After 2 months, I was informed that they no longer had a clinical coordinator at that hospital. When applying for clinicals at the second site, I was told that Tammy was waiting on a response. I called the hospital myself and found that their clinical coordinator had quit. I then took it upon myself to find out who the clinical coordinator was. After multiple failed scheduling attempts and confusion, I eventually went through the sites coordinator to set up clinicals myself. I eventually worked up the nerve to report to Jane Dinsmore that I was having issues with Tammy, it was made clear that I was the one being "unprofessional." Not having clarified how I was being unprofessional, I was left to deal with it on my own. While I truly appreciate the one's who supported me through this process. I only hope that these comments would help to re-evaluate the way your clinical portion of the course works.ashley A

Excellent course. I did my paramedic through percom because I couldn’t quit working to go to school full time. I had 2 major life events, that caused me to have to put my schooling on hold. Percom allowed me to do this, then pick back up where I left off. I did this course during the height of covid, when hospitals simply wouldn’t accept students. Jane, and the clinical coordinator worked with me to get other clinical sites set up. I finished the course, I passed the paramedic written, and the skills fist time go. My national registry cut off at 82 questions. If I didn’t go through percom I wouldn’t be a paramedic today. I was able to get hired at one of the sites I used for clinicals a service that is a revered and aggressive service in the Texas Panhandle. If you make it through the course, you will pass national registry. If you log in and do the course work as recommended you will finish.Dillon Beach

Duane is a highly experienced paramedic and expert in AEDs and CPR training. He personally delivers AEDs and provides free training on how to use them. You won’t get that from the online superstores. Support local business!Christine S

I went here from 08-09 for the collision repair program. I think all the programs are probably good, not just this one. Excellent value at a fraction of what many other schools charge. I'd definitely go here again and recommend it to anyone else.Derek Powelson

The staff here is extremely helpful and just as excited as you are about your future. I enjoy the pace of the classes, and the ability to do both online and in school for certain topics.Chilsea Burgen

The ABSOLUTE best teachers who dont give up ,managed to teach me math, and are down to Earth awesome,nice teachers. Im coming back for another course in August and i cant wait!KC CHIEFS

I have had the pleasure of a close association with this Community College for nine years from a different prospective. I provide housing exclusively to male students attending here and have been blessed with having students from all areas of study live at my home. Over the years, if there has ever been a problem that a student brings to me regarding the school, I would suggest to the student to address the problem to the appropriate professor or adviser/counselor and have always observed the outcome to be handled professionally and to the student's satisfaction. Additionally, this college strives to provide academic excellence as well as providing extensive financial assistance to deserving students. I would strongly recommend any student looking for a wonderful college experience to contact this college and walk around the campus. Talk to other students and visit with an adviser. You won't be disappointed!Marvin Steele

Butler has endless life enhancing programs! Coming here to this school has been life-changing for me! No place has perfect staff, but almost every instructor and administrator I have encountered has been passionate about their job and helping students. I have been here for a year and a half and am sad that my Butler clock is ticking. I will forever hold onto my memories here. They are always looking for ways to grow and be better for the students. Additionally, it is extremely affordable and there is financial assistance everywhere you look. I suggest Butler for all types of majors and activities, from athletics, to video/sound production, to the fine arts department (which is THE BEST vocal program I can even imagine), Butler is gonna set you up for success and give you many connections for your field of work. 💜Jaedn Cooper

The English 102 Professor on this campus (Victor Chavez) really sucks! I hate to say this but it is the truth. He waited until the last day to grade our assignments, and he did not have enough time to grade our works. I can tell he just randomly pick up some paragraphs to correct our errors because after I read his comments and re-read my paper, I noticed some errors that I made and he did not point out. It IS very obvious errors such as putting "the i" next to each other, which does not even make sense. I would not recommend taking his class AT ALL! VERY SLOW on grading so you do not know your grades until (if you're lucky) the day before the end of the class. I don't know what kind of professor they still have to offer. Out of 10 online classes I've taken, 8 graded slow. Awfully slow.Jennifer Ma

Chilled (Really comfy cold) at the HCC Library. They have a FREE Magazines box and the 25¢ book shelves, great way to expand your home library. The librarians are really passionate about student achievement, and are excellent with the latest technology. And out the East doors of the library is the campus pond and gardens which are very well maintained. The varieties of flowers, plants, grasses are impressive, and my all time favorite on the HCC campus is the Zebra Grass. The pond area would make for a nice evening out, and anyone can visit it FREE!Terrencedean Stucky

Silversmith/jewelry making classes here on Saturdays are a great experience to learn a form of craftsmanship that not many have an opportunity to do. We have a great time learning and making!! Pictures of jewelry – created by students. Cabochons brought in by lapidary artists for us to learn how to bezel set in silver. Third set for Fall '22 classes have started,Lori Martin-Price

This place had a lot to offer. Made for a fun learning experience even for my young kids. One worker, named Tori, made the experience even more enjoyable by engaging so kindly with my kids. I cannot wait to go back!Dakota Hammond

If you get your degree here you will have to pay 7.50 every time you order transcripts. Everyone requires them. Bachelors, masters, employment. No other college requires a fee and send electronic but not neosho. Snail mail which is also an issue. Rip off.carol mcgrath

Got the free covid test they are so nice. The nurse doing the test said the collage was wonderful and so helpful even letting them use there camper so they have a warm place. Makes me vary proud of our college and all they do for chanute.April Westendorf

Took my daughters for a campus visit back on June and I was really impress..If you like a small personal touch,with faculty who care about you as a person this is the school for you..Norris White

The WORST ran school in the nation. They over charge you with incidental fees and rob you. They can't keep track of anyone's information and know nothing about the jobs they were hired to do. The Teachers themselves aren't bad, but when it comes to getting a hold of anyone in an office, you will get a voicemail more than likely almost every time like I did. It is a nightmare of an experience for first time college goers. I only attended for a year and could not take it anymore. Would recommend a different community college. if you want the absolute worst for college experience then you need to come here Coffeyville is terrible there is it filthy dirty campus you can’t go anywhere on campus without checking in the girls side you have to go in and check in every single day you can’t even have freedom and you still get treated like a little kid instead of everybody being treated like the adults that we are. coffyville is an absolute shame this school is terrible period point blank i will make sure no one from my high school commits with a offer from here i’d hate to make anyones life as miserable as mine right. ID GIVE THEM A -100 RATE IF THAT WAS POSSIBLE *DO NOT ATTENT THIS COLLGE*Mason Clark

I am not a "professional" or "paid" reviewer as it seems many on here are. CCC lied about housing costs while requiring a full time student to work full time to pay for dorm fees. They do not house students with the intent of seeing those students educations completed but with the intent of extorting a student in excess of $800 a month for "dorm and fees" for an in state student!!!. A "community college"? This "college" is a sham. My daughter had to leave because she couldnt afford to go to school there while on a TUITION PAID SCHOLARSHIP!!!!!! Encourage your children to seek education oriented colleges that WILL TRANSFER CREDITS. Coffeyville will NOT. I WILL FILE A COMPLAINT with the Federal Government! THIS is an EXTORTIVE and FRAUDULENT school THAT RELIES ON SCHOLARSHIPS AS A MEANS TO DEFRAUD STUDENTS. -One Angry MotherM. J.

The WORST ran school in the nation. They over charge you with incidental fees and rob you. They can't keep track of anyone's information and know nothing about the jobs they were hired to do. The Teachers themselves aren't bad, but when it comes to getting a hold of anyone in an office, you will get a voicemail more than likely almost every time like I did. It is a nightmare of an experience for first time college goers. I only attended for a year and could not take it anymore. Would recommend a different community college.DeVaughn Berry

Went to college here for a year. Beautiful campus, great dining, excellent staff, and an overall good experience. There are many clubs to get involved in and so many campus activities. Many of the buildings are modern, including the Student Center and the Dorm. The Dorm- Shocker Hall- is an incredible place to live. When I left, they had just finished building the new Flats on campus, which look amazing as well. Overall, a great college with a beautiful campus that’s relaxing to walk around at night. Many cool sculptures as well!Angelique McVey

I got both of my graduate and undergrad degree from Wichita State, and I really liked my experience. Wichita State has a beautiful campus, lots of student organizations through which students can get involved, there are always some activities & events going on on-campus. The campus is full of diversity. Instructors are pretty decent, helpful, most of them really care about their students success. Class sizes are not too big for most of the classes. Overall, I had a great experience.Asif Ahmed

It’s hit or miss with professors that care, don’t bother getting one with tenure they are the worst professors. Financial aid office doesn't care about helping pay for school and ignore revision requests. Costs constantly going up for things students don’t need and parking is an absolute nightmare. Good things are the campus is nice and fairly up to date. When you get a professor that cares they are willing to help. Advisors are hit or miss.Kaylee Wallis

I just moved to Nevada from out of state and I needed to get my NREMT back in order to be an EMT in NV. Was told REMSA is one of the few places that does EMT Psychomotor exam and they want to charge $300 for a 20 min exam and signature. The price for this is absolutely astonishing and I'm better off driving to Portland and paying $50 for it. The advisor I talked to on the phone was nice but assured me that was the best price when I know its not. At best they like to charge for convenience here instead of servicing the community and the professionals requiring certification.Spotsworth

Here's a big thumbs up for help with a child car seat from the REMSA "Point of Impact" program. I was having a hard time choosing and installing a convertible car seat, and went for a short training with Nellie. She's amazing and now I feel really comfortable with the toddler car seat we bought! Spread the good word!KPatricia Bouweraerts

If you don't already have a job with Acadian Ambulance you will just be wasting your time and money attending this school.jdl

As an older male returning to college, I was skeptical as to how serious I was going to be taken. From the moment I met the people in the front office, to the staff I have met along the way, I have been treated with nothing but respect!! The entire staff from secretaries, teachers, administrators, and others make you feel very welcome! The classes are of a size that the teachers can work with students very diligently on a one to one basis if needed. All are very knowledgeable in their fields and extremely helpful. As a pharmacy technician student, I have gained a lot of information in a very short time, yet it was taught in a way that retention was rather successful. The facilities are well equipped to train in every field and are well maintained and up to date. I would recommend this facility to anyone wanting to enter the fields of study that WTI offers!! Thank you to all staff and students for making this experience wonderful and very professional!!Mark Wilson

I wish I could give less stars. Please save your money and do not go here. they can not offer you any education, everything they teach for a hands on technical school will be online. The teachers do not try at all and will leave you to research everything on your own. The whole HVAC program is a disgrace to anyone trying to learn the trade. Jeff Martinez is one of the worst "so called instructors" because he never shows up and lets his students do all the teaching. I have plenty to say about this school but my comments as a student were never addressed. The head of whoever was in control did nothing and only wanted me to enroll for another semester. They tell you that you will learn more the next semester but you will not. You can learn more on your own and can easily get a job anywhere without college credits.Do NOT go to WTIGilbert Herrera

I loved all of my instructors and staff. They were all dedicated to make sure we received the best training we need to go out and be successful out in the field. Career services is also the best in the business. They do whatever it takes to help after you complete your program. It was so reassuring to know that the staff at WTI is there with you from start to finish and beyond.Linzee Sparks