Atlanta Technical College Early Education Center

I completed a 2 day Forklift Training & Certification course with Mr.McCall here at Atlanta Technical College. He was very knowledgeable, patient, stern, professional, and overall positive. I definitely learned a lot. All my classmates were awesome, and we all worked together to help each other pass the course. I will definitely be taking more classes at Atlanta Technical College to further my education & skills.

Mr. McCall is a great instructor! Very hands on, knowledgeable, patient, supportive, and easy going. His forklift class is a must have if you're looking for certification to use both sit-down & stand-up lifts. 2 day course at 16 hours is a good time for instruction. Class size is small for more intuitive communication and learning. Will recommend this course for anyone looking to get into forklifts.

I had the privilege of attending one of the finest forklift training courses I've ever experienced. What truly set this class apart was the exceptional instruction provided by Mr. McCall. His dedication, patience, and genuine compassion were evident in every moment of the training. He didn’t just teach,he invested his time and energy to ensure that every detail was understood and executed with precision. In a world where rushed instruction is all too common, Mr. McCall stands out as a rare example of someone who truly cares. His commitment to excellence and his insistence on doing things the right way made a lasting impression on me. It's not often you encounter an instructor who treats your success as his own mission. If you're looking for a training experience that combines professionalism, heart, and an unwavering standard of perfection this is it.

I took a forklift class with Mr. McCall. It was very insightful and it was a good learning experience. The forklift program was a breeze. Our instructor was very knowledgeable and knew how to teach very well!

I’m writing this review with tears in my eyes because I never imagined I would feel this broken by a school I trusted with my future. When I started this nursing program, I came with hope, determination, and the belief that hard work would be enough. I sacrificed everything to be here. I studied eight hours a day, I missed time with my children, I quit my job so I could focus. I am in the process of being evicted and losing my car because I was willing to make the temporary sacrifices for the bigger picture. I think the teachers here have lost sight of us being people and not just numbers. I believed this program would help me build a better life for my family. I accepted those sacrifices because I understood they were temporary.I believed the struggle would be worth it. What I did not expect was to feel unsupported, discouraged, and powerless in a program that is supposed to lift students up. Instead of guidance, many of us felt shut out. Instead of mentorship, we felt ignored. Instead of being taught, we were left to figure things out on our own. When students spoke up and asked for fair treatment or clarity, we were made to feel like problems instead of just helping us. It is heartbreaking to pour your entire life into a dream and feel like the people responsible for helping you succeed are unwilling to do so. Many of us entered this program full of passion and left feeling defeated, anxious, and emotionally drained. Nursing school is already hard. It is supposed to be. But it should never feel like students are fighting the program instead of being supported by it. To the single mother or father reading this, to the person working two jobs and studying late at night, to the student who is sacrificing everything to become a nurse,I want you to know that your dream is valid. You deserve a program that believes in you, teaches you, and prepares you, not one that leaves you feeling hopeless. I truly wish someone had warned me before I enrolled.You can become a nurse. But please carefully consider whether this is the place that will help you get there.