Greg is an awesome teacher! Very patient and thorough. I needed to learn how to drive a stick shift…read moreand after his hour lesson I feel much more confident. Thank you! Highly recommend

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Nobody line to attend 'Traffic School' but if you want to keep points off of your license if will…read moresave you a lot of money in the long run. The first step, three or four days after you receive a ticket, is to call the local jurisdiction and say, 'I don't want this to go on my record, is there anything I can do to prevent that?' Traffic school is often an option. More and more states are keeping records of traffic infractions, and making the information available your insurance company. This action alone will costs you hundreds of dollars in increased premiums over the next three years. If you get another ticket, or are involved in an accident, or it could lead to a loss of your license. This course is informative, with a wonderfully engaging presenter and the cost is only $35.00. Follow me on Yelp for more ways to save money and get through life in Knoxville and East Tennessee.

My Step-son took his in class sessions, but did not get called to schedule his in car sessions…read more When I called (and they actually answered) we were told it will be "a couple more weeks". This happened a few times. Fast forward 4 1/2 months he was still not scheduled for in car sessions. Finally got a call back after showing up in person and leaving a bad review on another site. Told the owner Craig that we were fed up and wanted money back. No refund was offered. Some of these kids pay for this class with their own money. It's just not right. Avoid this place at all costs. Wait a little longer for the other school to have openings. It will still be a shorter wait than this driving school.

Extremely pleased with service I received today from Andy. It's obvious that he loves his job. As…read morehe was doing my hair, he was training another student (sharing his knowledge). This was my 1st visit as a result of Andy's GREAT work, I will be returning to Paul Mitchell The School. THX

The girl who cut my hair had only been there for a few months but I thought she did a fine job with…read moremy hair. The other girls working there and the instructors were very nice and supportive. Nice vibe there. I will go back!

I had an amazing experience with Stick Shift Driving Academy. My Instructor Jeffrey Bunn taught me…read moreto drive a manual transmission vehicle in two hours. Jeffrey holds a high level of professionalism and adheres to covid 19 practices. I would recommend Stick Shift Academy to anyone who is looking for help in this field. They stayed in contact with me from start to finish making me feel like I was a priority.

DO NOT GO HERE FOR CDL! Equipment is horrible, only had 3 working trucks with no AC in July heat…read moreand the surface of the moon would have been smoother. More than one student had to receive attention for heat exhaustion. Only one instructor for 17 students who will expect you to be a pro after the first explanation of anything. Thinks it's funny to yell "REACT" at you will you are trying to drive for the first time even though you won't get any 1 on 1 time or any explanation as to what REACT actually means, but it sure does conjure up some good ole laughs. You get 30 min for lunch, he takes an hour while you bake outside waiting. Accommodations are a joke and a health hazard as well. Black mold all in the air ducts, bacteria infested bathrooms. Dead bugs on the floor appliances that haven't been cleaned or maintained for years. They won't even provide toilet paper or trash bags even though they are making 3,200\mo off of students being housed there in a roach motel that wouldn't even qualify for Gov. housing! They actually have the nerve to call it a "Condo" so you don't even consider alternatives. Taylor the so called "director" who couldn't manage her way out of a wet paper sack will let you know just how much of a burden you are if you even think of complaining. The woman who conducts the drug test for the DOT has no business in a clinical setting. Who handles men's urine with no gloves and without washing her hands in between? Keep your eye on your containers cause she isn't going to. Not sure why they have to go to Orlando for testing. Your second container will be no good if there are any problems. Barry, mister athletic shorts and flip flops, school owner will coach you to lie on your DOT application making sure he is standing in the camera blind spot while doing so. "Don't tell the DOT anything about your health, even if it's true", "check NO on line 31 no matter what" cause elsewise I'll have to dismiss you and lose the $8,000 you represent. SHOP AROUND

Great group of people dedicated to helping drivers get their CDL without paying an arm and a leg in…read moresome crazy contract

Nice that class was on Saturdays so able to continue working while furthering my education. The…read moreinstructors were good school has room for improvement. overall worth getting my degree.

Amazing Staff and Program . Couldn't thank them enough on my journey. Im glad I got to have the…read moreopportunity to attend this program and make a way for my family.

After reading opinions about bartending schools online, I was worried about the investment and…read morecalled Knoxville PBS to get a tour and some more information. Rick, the director of the school, made time to meet me that same day. I talked to him about my worries, and he told me that the while not exactly necessary, bar school would teach me all of the basics (using clever word clues to make it easy) and THEN some. The "THEN some" is where the real value of this bartending school lies. Rick and Denny, career bartending pros (and incredibly nice people), will not only teach you the recipes, tools, and tricks of the trade but also the surprisingly cool history of each drink and alcohol. They'll share invaluable customer service tips that they've learned over the years and tell you stories about various situations they've found themselves in behind the bar. They'll make sure you learn and practice only good habits behind the bar so you aren't embarrassed on the job when you absentmindedly knock drinks into your ice bin or get carpal tunnel from bad pouring techniques. And finally, they'll help you find jobs. Knoxville PBS has a good reputation with the local tourism and event industry and hires out bartenders to year-round events. I graduated this past Monday and Rick set me up with a job that very day bartending at a charity dinner event this weekend. I had a great time going through the course, and they worked with me to make sure I got all my classes in around my schedule. The tuition is well worth the experience! So while attending this bar school isn't necessary to get a job bartending in Knoxville, it IS necessary if you want to be a great bartender right off the bat. If you're on the fence about it, sign up and you won't regret it.

Excellent atmosphere. Rick and Denny are fun to work with . Extremely knowledgeable. Very clean…read moreestablishment. You will feel comfortable and welcome from day one.