Northeast Technical Institute in Bangor ripped me off…read more I met with the admissions officer (Chad Leonard) to see about me taking a heatpump course. I made it understood that my employer would be paying for me to take the class. He said that was fine, and then took my employer contact information. I have several years of installation and refrigeration repair experience. But I was interested in learning about the electronics (the pcb/motherboard and ohming out components). At that time, we decided that it would be best for me to meet the instructor at the very beginning of the first class to see if it would be a useful class for me. When that first day of class began, I had a good conversation with the instructor. We decided that the class was for beginners and that I wouldn't gain much from it. I thanked everyone at the Institute and went home. Flash forward a couple of months, and I receive a notice from a bill collector that I owe them $160 for my account balance at Northeast Technical Institute. Don't ask me why the bill collector came after me instead of NTI. So I phoned NTI and asked them what this was all about. They said that I owed $60 for enrolling and $100 for withdrawing from the class. Firstly, I was not informed that I was actually either enrolling or withdrawing. Secondly, and more importantly, they never told me that I or my employer would be billed for these things. And nowhere on NTI's webpage does it say anything about these things.

I recently graduated from NTI. My study was phlebotomy.All I can say is that the staff is amazing…read more Any question I needed answered , and issue I had they wre on top of it. The instructor was amazing. I have no medical background so ,walking into a new career choice he made learning easy and the class was fun.Will definetly recommend to any one looking to furthur their career

The Bangor location is one of the easiest studios to get zen in. The layout and ambience take out…read morehalf of the work to get relaxed and ready for yoga. I did a $15 drop-in class with Crissi which was lovely. She turned the group around mid set which was different and kept me engaged. She was thoughtful about asking for consent to manual adjustments every time and with everyone in class. Highly recommend!

This is the very best yoga studio I have ever been to. The…read moreenvironment is wonderful,very well stocked with props but above all each instructor I met was completely different but excellent. I had Janet,Kadija,Bunny and Christine. I cannot say enough good things about each one of them. I spoke to Terri--who I believe is the owner--he was so gracious and gave me a great deal as a newcomer for a week--thank you so much. I am only here visiting while my husband is on an assignment here--I wish I could take you guys with me. THANK YOU AGAIN. Ratna.

I went to the beauty School because I been there before a the service was spectacular the female…read morehair stylist genie Chapman did a wonderful job the first time and I love the service So I figured I'll go back there and get a mohawk the first time ever from the same stylist Jeannie and it was her first ever Mohawk and I love it .I look amazing as always.And I will continue to go back there to have my hair done.

I went back to Empire today (Jan. 23) and Gio did my hair and did an awesome job correcting my…read morecolor. He'll make a great stylist in LA (I bet he'll be doing celebs hair).

Took the HUET class in Carpenteria, CA yeasterday (4/22). Have to say was beyond impressed. This is…read morethe fist time taking a class like this. I have been flying helicopters for many years and net had to take one. I was nervous to say the least. John, the instructor was great. Funny, informative, knowledgeable in all aspect of the training. The course covered everything you need to know about wart survival. I feel now if I have to ever ditch the helicpoter in the water. The lessons I was taught by this couse will come in very handy. Thanks again, was a pleasure.

It's not a bad school, but it's nearly impossible to get a response from anyone. For a business to…read morehave nobody in the office during regular business hours is not really very professional. My son has gotten way behind on the AAA online stuff because nobody will get back to repeated emails or a simple phone message requesting help.

I guess I will be the second to review! First review based based on an past experience and should…read morebe considered out of date. Currently my two sons are completing driving school and have had a great experience. One day in class and than AAA online course. Cars are newer and teachers care a great deal.

The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship was founded in 1974 by Peter Korn. It offers a variety of…read morecourses, from ones lasting 9 months to shorter ones lasting a couple of months to summer courses lasting a couple of weeks. The minimum age of students is 17. I doubt there's a maximum. If you go to their website you will learn more information than I can give here. We learned about the Center's existence yesterday when we observed a blue highway marking sign. We missed the much larger sign beside/behind it, although we saw it today when we pulled in. We parked in front of the office and gallery space and walked in. We were greeted by Peter Korn, who told us about the current exhibit and offered us a tour of a workshop after we took in the exhibit. See my review for the Messler Gallery for more about the show. We walked down the stairs and across a gravel path to the workshop area. We walked through the work space, where people were working on chairs. We had mentioned living near Walnut Creek CA and were introduced to a student who came from there as well as to one of the instructors and a coupe of other students. Peter showed us where the wood is stored for the Center, hardwoods and sheets. It was very impressive. He offered to take us over to another space, more of a co-working space where students can experiment w/ new techniques, etc. We wanted to, but felt I had reached the end of my capacity for walking on unlevel surfaces, so we reluctantly passed on the opportunity. Alan and I marveled that after all the years we've been coming to this area this was the first time we had discovered the Center. We were glad we did and appreciated Peter taking the time to give us the tour.

I love studied with her. I learnt so much in the reiki class and can apply in my daily life.read more

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