EdNet Career Institute

This place is just fine. I don’t know what you guys are expecting. UCLA? lol
You’ll get everything you need and they genuinely care.

The test facilitator, Raymond Torres needs to be fired immediately! My exam was supposed to be 3 hours but there’s a 15 minutes break if I choose to take it, which I did so the exam total time was 3 hours and 15 minutes. Raymond rudely entered the exam room and said that the exam time was up but clearly the clock on the test computer indicated I sill have time to finish my exam. I told him that I needed to finish my exam and he seemed anxious to get out of work and continued to disrupt me during my exam. Clearly, Raymond needs to learn mathematic and be more professional when dealing with customers. When I approached him that I was angry that he didn’t let me finish the test, he shouted at me and threatened to call the police (he picked up the phone and pretended to call the police). I was angry and demanded to talk to the manager (I noticed that he wanted to get out of work) he proceeded to use profanity and accused me of cheating. It’s ironic that he accused me of cheating because I was there to take the digital forensics investigation exam, which I can prove that I didn’t. It’s a shame that I have to give this experience a one Unilocal star because I have been coming to Ednet for many years since it was in Woodland Hills. My only suggestion to Sandra Hamilton is to FIRE Raymond Torres!

I’ve been going to Ed Net for about 7 years now getting a handful of certs and re-​certifying with them.
My only complaint: It’s a pain to take the stairs and the elevator in that building scares the crap out of me (I hate elevators).
They’re awesome with walk-​ins or appointments and are always nice and professional. I’ve never had a bad experience over my many visits.

The staff is nice and understanding. Which is why I am giving 2 stars instead of 1. I had an exam scheduled at a specific time and when I got there they said they had overbooked and there are 2 people still ahead of me. They said its because it is the end of the month and a lot of people like to wait until the last day.
Whether or not someone procrastinates is completely irrelevant in this situation. If an appointment wasn’t available at this time, naturally I would’ve booked something sooner.
I’ve never had this issue at any other test center.
I scheduled my test to give me ample time to get to a business meeting after and here I am writing this review as I wait in the lobby.
A courtesy call would’ve been nice letting me know of the delay, I could’ve brought in some review material with me, or rescheduled my meeting.
What is the purpose of setting an appointment? If they are getting paid for me to test there, it is not too much to expect that my spot is available at the scheduled time. My test started 45 minutes after my scheduled time.
An hour into the test they start vacuuming the office. The room we’re in isn’t soundproof. It was distracting.

Very lovely staff. Vanessa is caring for our well being. The owner Sandra tries to help everyone get a retain a job along with our certifications for guard cards. Recommend this to anyone looking for their guard cards.

This is the closest Prometric/​VUE testing center around so this is how I wound up here. As Michael mentioned almost two years ago, parking is still non-​existent. I’m not a fan of parking my car in crappy neighborhoods and since this is just north of Sherman Way, I wasn’t really comfortable doing so but didn’t have much choice in the matter.
I seriously thought I would get stuck on the way up to the third floor — the elevator door took at least 20 seconds to open/​close but, to my surprise, I made it.
I had a long exam ahead of me and drank the iced tea I brought in less than halfway through my exam. It didn’t help that it was nearly 110 degrees outside and I’m pretty sure there was no AC in the small testing room that contained half a dozen computers running, two other guys in there and some IT guy in the office who kept coming in and leaving to install Windows patches. Do this on your own damn time, not mine. Parched, I came out and asked if there was anything anywhere to drink and there’s nothing — no water cooler, no soda machine in the entire building. The lady running the office (Michelle) found someone else’s bottle of water in the office and poured me a small paper cup. Nice of her, yes, but come on… nothing to drink ANYWHERE? My exam took nearly 4 hours; people get nervous (and thirsty) taking these tests. That’s quite a long time without anything to drink, so come prepared.
On top of that, some other guy in the testing room was obviously cheating. He brought his cellphone in and kept hiding behind the door to look up answers. He nearly got caught when he pressed the wrong button on his phone and it loudly bursts out «SAY A COMMAND: *BEEP*» when a lady rushed in the door and looked around suspiciously. I’m not a rat so I didn’t say nothin’ to nobody but it certainly was a tad distracting.
Most testing centers suck. Study hard and pass your first time so you don’t need to come back :)

I went here to take my CompTIA Network+ Exam, as this is a Prometric testing center. The location itself is alright. I think the biggest pain in the butt w/​the location could be parking. It’s an office building, and it looks like the few spots that aren’t within the gated garage are reserved for the different office suites. That leaves street parking. I didn’t have any issues getting parking at 9:15AM on a Tuesday, but I could foresee someone having issues.
The building itself is somewhat older, and is across the street from Yoshinoya’s. You’ve gotta take the elevator up to the 3^rd floor. The Ednet suite looks serviceable. It’s of decent size, with a somewhat orderly but somewhat disheveled look. The testing room itself was OK. Having people being frequently setup to take exams and leaving is somewhat distracting. And potential cheaters out there: They do have security cameras in the room.
The main lady taking care of things there was nice enough.
All in all, I’d go back there. Heck, it’s only for 2 hours of my life at a time to pass an exam.