MicroTrain

took a certification test here today.
nice building, nice office, nice furniture, nice view of the server room from the front desk area.
the receptionists were also nice and let me grab some tea out of their break room.
testing room was small, only 2 workstations, but i was the only one in there and it was kind of nice.
so overall: nice :)

My company uses MicroTrain for all of their offsite computer training. We primarily use them for Excel, Access, PowerPoint, and In Design, but they also offer many web courses and different corporate classes. Personally, I’ve been to MicroTrain for Excel 2 & 3 training, and I had a positive experience. The instructor I had for both courses, David, was very thorough and tried to «spice things up» a bit by showing comedy routines on YouTube during our break. He responded well to questions, but definitely catered a little better to beginners. They also provided a CD to all of us with exercises to practice at home & the manuals are top-​notch.
They do offer Microsoft Certification Prep that I am interested in learning more about. As far as the facilities go, they are OK — nothing to write home about, they could certainly use a good cleaning. The computers were a bit older, but they worked fine for our purposes. An added bonus is that you can access the Internet while in class so you can check your email, etc on breaks. The staff was friendly and accommodating. They have decent corporate rates, so if you are looking for a vendor, I’d recommend checking them out.