Toronto Hostels Training Centre

If you find this review, you’ve either been sent here by your organization or come here on your own for additional training related to HIV, CPR, UMAB, child care, or some other issue.
I have been to two training sessions here (on the second floor at 661 Yonge). Here is what you can expect…
1. Training sessions take place in one of two larger rooms with about 20 – 25 other people (max).
2. The sessions can seem long, but both of the ones I attended had excellent presenters (Jason-​UMAB and Kyle –CPR) who kept me engaged in the courses. I really learned a lot from both.
3. They have coffee available in a small kitchen, as well as breakout rooms behind the kitchen.
4. The organization and sign in process at the centre are both good.
5. The only drawbacks are that there are no windows and not lots of room to spread out when practicing techniques in small groups.
All in all, this is a good place to add professional skills to your career.