As they say, it is what you make it. Yes there are...

As they say, it is what you make it. Yes there are circumstances that come around and other trainees that are iffy but then again the world isn't perfect. And if you can't take the little issues here and do what you need to do in orfer to succeed in a FREE program, then I highly doubt you'd have the capacity to deal with worst situations in life. Whether at work, at home, or in school, anywhere there are problematic people and people with attitudes. Learn to deal with your own thoughts of how you handle these situations. We all have our own experiences. Staff is great, not all are as willing to help but also if you don't ask for what you need, they won't be handing it around either. Over all a great experience, you learn a lot if you go for what you went for to begin with. The certifications, food, living there, trips, all are free. No reason anyone should be complaining. Just take advantage of the opportunity go for what you went, keep on pushing when you feel like quitting and you'll be good.