Hi there
I trained with them back in January, but only did the mani / pedi course..the tutor was lovely, only 4 of us in the class so we were given a lot of one to one training and practised in pairs.
We were taught the very basics and given a bit of time to try out the techniques...for me, it was more of an introduction..I certainly wouldn't start charging people for a decent mani / pedi service afterwards, put it that way.
I can't comment on the acrylic course but I would only recommend it as an intro, if you just want to get your feet wet, then if its something you're committed to, save, save, save, and train with one of the bigger companies, for example CND...I'm saving to train with them and have learnt so much more from just the info and techniques they have available even while I'm waiting haha!
Anyone can do these short courses where they send you on your way with basic information, but like anything else, if you're passionate about it and want to succeed you need a solid foundation and soak up all the info that is on offer, which a bigger company will give you.
Sorry for the essay, hth