They will not help you they will give you the run around especially if you are a Veteran. They will say they have all these programs to help you but when the time comes nothing will happen. You can even call the main office on Wilshire and they won’t help you either. They will make promises and say they are going to help but because you request the help will make it seem like you are begging for services. Nobody keeps their word and they will not return your phone calls or even answer the phone when you call. I would not waste my time especially if you are a Veteran.

Absolutely one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had with a school. All the teacher and students could talk in class was parties, food, and the teacher even joked about hospice multiple times. I was uncomfortable in class, so I did distance myself and worried only about the work and when I did that I guess it rubbed the students the wrong way because they would be rude and say little childish comments but I really needed to get through class, so I Ignored them. I got kicked out because the students made up a lie saying I was a threat to them and when I tried to talk to someone, they were being VERY racist and bias and didn’t want to hear from me. They had their mind made up and wasn’t even in class to see or hear what was going on. It was literally just me and then 6 six others being rude and playing childish games Including the teacher??? That is very unacceptable. I had my mentors email and call because my goal was to finish and graduate but they did not want to hear from us. I really do believe if you don’t like people or can’t talk to them correctly and respectful you should NOT be working as a teacher, it’s very distributing.

I wonder how JVS can get a negative review but then everyone’s experience is different. I am an African that attended JVS for my Career works medical and my class was very diverse with a very professional and amazing instructor, whom I can call upon to this day for anything. I was a student who wanted to get into healthcare administration but didn’t have the money to pay for classes, I meet a representative of JVS at a school job fare and learned about their programs that are free. I was interviewed and met the criteria. It was very competitive because they wanted to choose people who are committed and dedicated to finish the program, graduate, and to aggressively find and keep a job. I completed the program within two months, which was very informative with workplace and life skills. My instructor was very knowledgeable and classmates were amazing, we treated each other with love and respect. Three months after graduation, I got multiple job offers from Radnet, Children’s Hospital, and Cedars-Sinai even with the pandemic going on. Our instructor, with the help of our updated resumes worked aggressively to send our resumes to all the partnered hospitals they work with. I finally chose Cedars and I love it, the best decision I have ever made was to apply to JVS and successfully complete the program. So if you’re out there looking for a career path or want to start all over again, try JVS, all the classes are free. They have career works medical, CNA, and a Maintenance program, which is all free as long as you qualify and you’re dedicated to learn.