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Casa Loma College

A typical day at work consisted of meeting with students regarding their clinical education goals and objectives, placing students for their clinical education rotation at various hospitals and clinics throughout the Los Angeles and Orange County, and conducted site visits for various hospital and clinics to market the school and the students.

I learned that you have to establish long term relationships with hospitals and clinics not only as a representative of the school but the students and yourself.

Management was strapped for financial resources.  Therefore, I had to be creative with marketing the school, programs and students.  This was the most challenging part of the job as I had to conceptualize methods in which to provide clinical sites with incentives to accept students at their facilities for training purposes.

The most enjoyable part of the job was to partake in the student's graduation ceremony and to assist them with their job placement process.

I've enjoyed working here. You can tell the people really care about helping the students and making sure they succeed in all aspects including the admissions process, financial aid, and academics. I can't speak on the experience as an instructor but working in the day to day operations is great, the coworkers are friendly and nice to work with. Considering how much time is spent at work, I do think I got lucky working at a place like this. The work environment on the first floor is fun and enjoyable. The CEO is easily accessible and a reasonable man. Coworkers periodically bring in homemade snacks to share and it's just an overall nice place to work at. In my years of experience in the work force, I would have to say this is one of the best places I've had the privilege of working at. Management is accommodating of personal situations and has been understanding of circumstances I've had. I'll continue working here as long as I can.

You will be treated and spoken to like a child. There’s no real culture here, just constant work. Leadership isn't the worst I’ve ever experienced but high on the list, with very little emotional intelligence and a high level of narcissistic behavior. The CEO feels completely disconnected from reality and seems to live in his own world that mainly focuses on him.

The work is monotonous, and there’s no effort to make it better or more engaging. Any recognition you receive is limited to virtual “congratulations,” which feels empty and performative.

It’s a tough place to work if you have any common sense. The real problem is leadership and upper management, everyone else seems to just be trying their best with what they’re given.

I was the instructor for physics and mathematics. I was also in charge of taking care of students educational needs, come up with tests and quizzes.

I was able to keep the students mentally engaged and got 100% positive review including from the students who had failed the course.

The most enjoyable part was making the students realize that mathematics can be learned and learning can be fun.

The hardest part of the job was noticing how low the level of education in high schools of California really is. It was sad to see these students had been neglected all through the years and literally knew less mathematics than some 5th graders.

While most educational institutions tend to be old-fashioned and rigid in their systems and processes, Casa Loma is constantly trying to progress to better serve their students and employees. Management is open-minded to new ideas, which makes it easier to truly define (or even redefine) your role. Work/life balance is great and health insurance is satisfactory. The hardest part of the job is abiding by the accrediting body's requirements, but it's essential to maintain the college's programs. 

Most schools stay in their rut, not willing to listen to suggestions. In my limited time here, I have seen multiple suggestions get their legs underneath them, so to speak, and start to move forward. Progressive movement is something society yearns for, and this is one education establishment that understands the need and want of it for students. The faculty cares immensely, as does the wonderful administration. 

I loved working with the students, most of whom actually wanted to be there.  The management on the other hand is backstabbing at best.  Told you one thing and then turned around and did another.  Let excellent, english speaking instructors go and hired less qualified, barely understandable people to teach.  Absolutely zero professionalism.  Miss the students, but so glad I'm not there anymore.

Management, faculty and staff really care about each other and the students. Working there gives you a sense of accomplishment, that you have really helped someone along their life's path. The people I work with are very nice and it's a warm, fun and loving atmosphere. Everyone works together as a team to make sure the students are successful.

I have been with the company for a few years now and love it. We have gone through small and big changes but always focused on the students. It has been challenging at times but your hard work and time put in is noticed and valued. It is a smaller college so we get asked to do new things all the time that make it fun and not mundane. 

Casa Loma College is an awesome place to work. Staff is knowledgable, kind, and proactive. This was my first experience working in higher education and everyone has been amazingly patient and helpful with me. If you’re looking for a job with a career path, kind people and a relaxed environment this is the place! I’ve loved working here the last year and I plan on staying for a long, long time.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Instructor 7 salaries reported	$40.37 per hour
Front desk agent 4 salaries reported	$20.25 per hour
Admissions advisor 4 salaries reported	$23.00 per hour
Adjunct instructor 3 salaries reported	$40.60 per hour
Student advisor 3 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour

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