CDI College - Winnipeg

To CDI: Would give this place zero stars if only that option existed. If you’re planning on replying to this with your automated reply system don’t bother. I don’t want your reply.I hope you realize how upset I am with the services to fix the problem you’ve caused many and if not I simply don’t know how to help you better this College with a review.To Potential Students: This place is excellent if what you’re looking for is your financial adviser to berate you for your bank password! Don’t believe me? Try it! Have fun!While you are at it take a 25k course too and tell me what you learnt, bonus points if you can!Make sure you complete it to then have to owe all of that while unemployed or at minimum wage job that's not in the field you studied in!I have people that can agree the class will not prepare you for the future.

ACSW student here, only have a month left!It's a alright overall course, the teachers have been a little hit or miss, with some being really good and some feeling more fresh to teaching, but all have really good backgrounds in the field which is greatly appreciated.I would really like more feedback on all aspects of the course. I feel I have well enough grades for assumptions to be made that I'm doing everything right"

A great College. The instructors genuinely care about their students. Mr B is more than an instructor, he is more like a mentor, a coach. Im happy I have Im as one of my instructors

As current student in the addictions course: Kind of a waste of almost 20k. Don't get me wrong it's valuable knowledge that should teach someone a lot, but other the the actual chemical reactions of substances on specific receptors, I've known most of the curriculum from life experience and a single year at UofM. I know they say they completely support you, you have access to help whenever necessary and various other things, but that isn't really talked about or advertised that these services are actually available, which drives a lot of people away from asking for support.I've been an online student, which has made it easier for me to do my studies, so having them offer that type of learning was very beneficial to my circumstance. But I did a year online at UofM, with intro to Psychology, Sociology and Social Work and all my knowledge of this course has been a simplified version of these classes.. Why did it cost me 4 times more to do this single year course when none of the services actually applied to me?It feels like there is no actual support from the college outside of actually sitting within the class(online) and being taught. Are the teachers good? Out of the three that I've had for the course, I'd say 1. That's lovely odds.. This one specific teacher went through material actually pertaining to what we were to be tested on, as well as providing extra information and resources to allow for furthered learning of necessary information for the field.Not to mention the idea that, if they offer so many supports and such, why is there no access or discretion on where to find the help. Nonetheless where is the mental health support. A lot of students are quickly burning out within this course, whether it's because of other life factors or school, these supports were said to be there in the application phase, which made this institution desirable for me. The resources are seemingly inaccessible until you are already in notable decline with your grades.They find you a practicum placement as well, which is amazing and that type of experience in this field is crucial, so maybe that's where the money goes? Well I found my own, will I get reimbursed for not having to use that service? No, I will not.The classmates you get varies as well, which is great. You see all walks of life, from age to ethnicity, in one space learning for a common goal; to help people. It's really nice to see the inclusivity.I get it, educators need to be paid. But almost $20,000 for a single year of schooling.. that is what made it the hardest for me, and many others, to apply to this school. Over all, I think that is the biggest problem to me, and yes I did have the choice whether or not to pull out a loan for this course. But, after going through it super hopeful that I'd get my moneys worth. I am, in the end, disappointed.Anonymous.

I went to this school and graduated from the rehab assistant program.Do not waste your time at this college.I am now in university and my bachelor degree is cheaper than what I paid for this diploma. $20,000+ is absolutely ridiculous for a diploma.They will squeeze every. last. penny. out of you.From someone who went here, go to a different college you are better off.

I am really enjoying my experience at CDI College Winnipeg. Mr. Banares is a very intelligent, capable, friendly, and knowledgeable instructor. It's going to be bittersweet when I graduate however I'm happy that I have acquired countless skills that have enabled me to look for employment in the Social Media Marketing field. Thanks,,,Andrew Vanderdonckt.

I’m having a great experience attending CDI! The instructors are professional, approachable, and have given me such meaningful feedback on my progress which makes me feel confident in my success after graduation.

I love learning at CDI College because Mr. B our instructor gives me a reason to wake up for his class! He is very inspirational and positive and my classmates are amazing too! I learn something new about the course I am taking which is Social Media Marketing Diploma and I am excited to see the next step! I will miss all my classmates and Mr. B very dearly. This is only the beginning of what I can do with this field!Jacqueline Vanderdonckt

the staff and instructors here have been so helpful and encouraging. they helped me with figuring out student aid, and since I have begun my course my instructor has been very encouraging and has given me and my class mates multiple hands on experiences that I wouldn't get anywhere else. I definitely would recommend CDI College.

The social media marketing program is one I would recommend. The class is super engaging, especially for an online class. So far everyone at the college has been very accommodating and so helpful. It's very clear they really want their students to succeed academically.