Good organization and very responsive. Seems to care about learning about clients needs and provide…read moresupport. For a parent that's half the battle. They speak from the heart and with empathy.

DO NOT USE THEM. 1)…read moreThe impression we got is that university application tutors have a single drive, to push you to get the most expensive package they offer even if you're almost fully prepared and just want to be extra cautious. 2) The tutors we encountered are university graduates who failed at securing jobs in their majors thus far, so they tutor out of need and not expertise. If you read their CVs, they are not someone successful whose expertise you would seek for something as critical as the future of your child. 3) It ended up being a nerve-wrecking tug of war. We constantly trying to get the service we paid for, and instead we're being constantly pushed to buy higher packages with the excuse that "what we want needs more time". 4) Even a reputable SAT prep book ended up giving a much better support than their "certified SAT teachers".

I had a wonderful experience this summer at iLac Toronto, dream building. My teachers were very…read moregood, especially Ronan, Justin and Michael.

"The teacher's class is excellent, he is very attentive and helpful and solves all my doubts. My…read moreclassmates are really cool, I have nothing to complain about, I just have to thank you. I like school very much and I am happy with my performance. Thank you so much." (Beatriz Venancio - Daniel PM2)

After I wrote the GMAT earlier this year, I was looking to improve my math skills in order to…read moreachieve a higher overall GMAT score. I contacted Sam and have thoroughly enjoyed learning with him. I haven't done math since high school (7 years), and Sam has helped me understand the fundamentals of math and how they can be applied to GMAT problems. He is very flexible for those on a tight timeline, is organized, and makes sure I keep up with my reviews. He's also very smart, and is a good conversationalist. I now feel much more confident in my math skills than I did just a two months ago. Thanks Sam!

From the owner: GMAT Prep Expert has been offering premium GMAT tutoring over the last 20 years. During this…read moreperiod, hundreds of students have been accepted in almost every top global business school. GMAT Prep Expert also provides GRE tutoring, The Executive Assessment tutoring, and MBA Admissions Consulting. Fair, transparent, and dedicated guidance is hallmark of our services. The lessons are conduct in-person in Downtown Toronto. There is an option to conduct online lessons as well. Please connect us over the email to learn how we could assist you in achieving your goal.

I enrolled in their GRE prep course from August till the end of September of 2011. I had previously…read morebought the prep books myself but could not motivate myself in to properly getting down to business. I took the initiative and enrolled in a class despite their large cost, I did catch a break with a sale for $300 off the $1100 price tag. I recommend that you join their mailing list (same goes for Kaplan) if you have a lot of time before you plan on writing your test so that you're well informed of any discounts going on. Starting August 2011 the GRE exam was of a completely new format and the Princeton Review being a third party that offers training on these standardised tests had no sure fire method for predicting exactly what would be going on and there were numerous bugs in their online prep material and made writing practise tests extremely arduous. But for everything else they provide including the small classrooms (I had 8 - 10 people every week), to a friendly instructor always available via email and even though their online system was buggy, it was useful for the most part as the best way to prep is to keep going at questions I would say it's worth it to take the class and everyone in class I spoke to agreed. The techniques they have for tackling questions were very helpful as almost all their questions are answerable it's just how to utilize your time best that's the challenge. I must admit that some of their techniques measured up to be slower than my own workings out so, as a student you need to figure out what's best for you (and that's by doing practise tests). Some students enrol just to gain access to the online content but I highly recommend going to all the classes too, they never hurt even with that 1 student who needs everything explained more than once. If you have a standardized test coming up, I highly suggest you look at the classes well ahead of time and seriously consider spending the money in to giving yourself a good shot of getting those high scores.

I've downgraded my review to 1 of 5. When asked for any feedback at all on how my child did to see…read moreif she should rejoin the next session, the office advised "it's up to the teacher to fill it up." I don't think they understand that parents just want to know their kids are improving. Plus, they are absolutely rude.

I was interested in learning some French before taking a trip to Montréal, so enrolled in a five…read moreweek on line course in their most basic class, Initiation A1.1. It was held via Zoom, and had ordered the required textbooks from Amazon. The schedule was for two hours, twice a week. The students were from all over the world; even the instructor was hosting the class from Acapulco, Mexico. The goal at the end of this session was to be able to both orally and in writing, introduce yourself in French. There were also various class projects based on cultural aspects of the French speaking world. Plenty of homework, but overall, it was a fun experience, especially coming from not knowing any French before. This class actually did come in handy in one instance. When I took a taxi from the airport to my hotel, the driver knew no English. Fortunately, he had a GPS and I knew how to say the address number in French. Now he understood and entered it in his GPS and my hotel came up on his screen and off we went!

I can't thank the Project Management Academy (Toronto, ON Sept 23-26, 2013) enough for the…read moreexcellent course and materials!! The instructor, Asad Haque, was exceptional and very knowledgeable. He provided the right information and explained it very well so that we were armed with the knowledge required to pass the PMP exam. I was very impressed with the professionalism and high quality of the course, the materials and the instructor and I would highly recommend the course to anyone. I truly believe I would not have passed the PMP exam the first try without having spent the time with Asad. Thank you!!! I was also very pleased with the Project Management Academy website that provided supporting videos, sample on-line tests in different formats that really helped me to prepare for this challenging exam.

John Dokos was a great instructor. The PMP bootcamp was well structured and had great study…read morematerials. John used real life examples that made the course material easier to understand.

Nick is a great LSAT tutor. I had one other tutor before him and I even took a powerscore class, it…read morewas all a waste of money. Nick has a complete breakdown of the test and he teaches you strategy which helps a lot. He also has tons of materials and older tests to use. Thanks Nick!

This is long but I highly suggest you read in order to save you money and time!!!…read moreI would consider looking at other options if you've just started studying for the LSAT. Nick's prices are super high and his lessons didn't help much at all. I spent over 2k on his tutoring package... vs $200 a month on 7sage. His method is based on doing multiple practice tests rather than learning how to approach each question, scenario, etc. on the test. 7sage teaches you the opposite approach and I found that more helpful. I was also prompted to consider a different learning method after Nick was frustrated with me at our last lesson when I asked him to teach with a learning style more suited to me. I believe I asked how to approach questions with conditional logic by learning about conditional logic first...he said I should've given him advanced notice ahead of time and that I wasn't doing enough homework myself. How could I have done any more homework if all I was being taught was to do practice tests? I started to feel like I got scammed. More could have been done to make better use of my sessions in my opinion! I wasn't planning on ever writing this but I was extremely disappointed when I approached Nick for a refund on only my last few lessons I didn't attend. Having explained how I began to take 7sage and how it actually helped to increase my score, Nick first of all, didn't answer for many days and finally he pointed to his non refundable policy. Given how he treated me during our last session, some consideration would've been appreciated. Just be careful when considering Ozprep. Do your research and weigh out all other options before buying his tutoring package(s). I wish I did!!

I was in my 2nd year of college at George brown for mechanical engineering, when I realized I…read moreneeded extra help and teaching outside of what the school and peers could offer. I got recommended Arnold tutoring by a professor, I set up a meeting right away. They are extremely helpfull in every way, very flexible and very understanding of your situation. their knowledge is very fast as well as their teaching tactics can adapt to your specific needs and wants. I would recommend this company to anyone with no hesitation!

I attended the prep seminars for math 1505 for the midterm and final exam prep. As someone who has…read morestruggled with math my whole life, these seminars really helped me with better understanding the concepts presented in lectures. Mike had a very effective way of teaching the concepts and is very patient, this makes for an amazing learning environment. These seminars really helped me, and would recommend it to anyone who needs the help!

For the Toronto crowd, I HIGHLY recommend taking the Veritas class with Bobby Umar. He knows his…read morestuff extremely well and he keeps the energy high, which was absolutely critical if we were going to absorb any from an evening class. We did have a substitute instructor and one of our classes, and while he wasn't bad, I certainly noticed the difference in terms of my ability to understand and absorb the material. For those of you who are more price sensitive: I was a little skeptical about paying anything for a GMAT course, let alone a premium for Veritas, but it's one of the best decisions I made in the MBA process. Sign up and they FedEx you a huge volume of print materials for the course, give you access to online diagnostic tests as well as more GMAT practice tests than you'll ever use (I think i used 3 of about 15). It's all a great way to stay motivated and on track. I began the course in May and by July I had taken the GMAT and scored in the 96th percentile, all while working a more-than-full-time job. Best of luck with your GMAT/MBA decisions!

I seriously encourage all those who plan to write the GMAT to take the course with Bobby Umar! He…read morekept me engaged for the full 3 hours of class (and that can be tough following a full day at work). The veritas books were easy to follow and Bobby made the class very interactive & keeps you laughing constantly. After completing the course, I don't think I could have studied the material on my own.