I recently had a chance to attend a four day boot camp for the Project Management Professional…read moreCertification (PMP) through The Project Management Academy. The content was extensive and covered a lot of ground. It was definitely a whole lot to take in. The access to content that you get after the course is incredible helpful to keep studying, with quizzes, videos, and additional learning materials. My instructor was John Sanderson. Johns knowledge was extensive, he demonstrated deep expertise and shared rich examples. He also made the content digestible, he was funny, engaging, and able to make it real for us. I would highly recommend PMA and John if you're looking to get ready for the PMP exam, it is worth it!

I just attended the 4-day in-person PMP course with John Sanderson and WOW was it thorough. Highly…read morerecommend taking this course to prepare for the PMP; it's a TON of material, but having someone guide you through it all - and offer tips, tricks, and encouragement - is really invaluable.

Rock 101 band got super big, like two of every instrument and super chaotic. We asked if they were…read moregoing to split it in two; first they blew us off and then they were sort of actively rude about our followup. After six weeks or so of our kid complaining that he only actually played for ten minutes per session, we sadly quit; owner Mark Abruzzese then wrote us a nasty email where he managed to insult us and our kid. It all felt really scammy tbh.

My 15 year old daughter had such a great experience at School of Rock (Burlington) summer camp last…read moreJune. She said the teachers are super nice and Mark, the owner who is also a music teacher, is awesome. Now she's in the performance program and is really enjoying that too! My daughter has enjoyed performing her entire life but since Covid it's been a real challenge getting her back into it. I am so grateful that School of Rock has changed that for her! If you are shopping for an innovative, fresh approach to learning music in a musically prolific environment that is "excitable and friendly" (my daughter's sentiments) you've gotta try this school. You will be so glad you did!

What a great place. I go to WCMS regularly and know many adult students and parents of school-age…read moremusic students but have never heard a complaint. It's in a warm and inviting setting in a beautifully restored home filled with gorgeous woodwork. The teachers are wonderful, and when you enter you can hear the muted sounds of piano, violin, and cello coming from beyond the studio doors upstairs. Downstairs are rock, electric, and group/ensemble lessons. On the main level there are spacious waiting areas and a performance hall for recitals. The School also presents numerous performances for the community including free faculty recitals throughout the year featuring classical music, and a faculty rock band that does covers of Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and U2 at a local theater auditorium. The faculty are very gifted musicians. If you're looking for high quality instruction in a great location that's well-run and very welcoming, I highly recommend it.

As an adult learner, I highly recommend WCMS. I retired over a year ago and decided to learn the…read morepiano. I devoted nine months to self study and after nearly six months of making very little progress, I decided that I needed a teacher. Initially, Laura focused on helping me correct the technical errors that prevented my progress and, before the semester ended, I saw that I was making real progress. I should note that I only stayed at WCMS for that one semester. Thanks to Laura, I saw enough improvement and enjoyed the experience enough to matriculate in the Associates in Music at Bunker Hill Community College. Had I not done that, I would have continued at WCMS and gotten a good workout, too (I took the train to Wedgemere).

My son took an on-line Penguin coding course last Sunday. My son had some coding experience with…read morePython prior to taking the course, accordingly the course was easy for him to understand. My son and I were both impressed with the pace and content of the first course. In the first course, all students were afforded the opportunity to show the Python skills they learned during the course. If given the opportunity, taking an introductory course with Penguin coding school is worth the experience.

My child (11) joined this summer and absolutely loved the coaches and the classes (although there…read morewas an awful lot of Minecraft playing). She met so many friends and had a great time. HOWEVER, I cannot recommend this school. The CEO Yumio is incredibly disrespectful. On multiple occasions I overheard him yelling at his employees and even a child. It's so unfortunate that this is the case because my child had a fun time. I just cannot support a place run in such a demeaning environment.

Saw a young girl driving this morning 6/27/2019 next the Stop and Shop light after the rotary. They…read morealmost caused an accident. The instructor is also young girl. What kind of driving school is this?

I could not agree more with Cristina S (see below). Except that I will add that when, against all…read moreodds, you do manage to speak to a person, they LIE and tell you not to worry because your child will get a text to schedule a lesson which invariably DOES NOT HAPPEN. I have called countless times, leaving countless messages. This has been the most frustrating experience from start to finish, oh wait... we haven't finished because we can't schedule a lesson.... "Despite promises of 24-hour scheduling and text alerts for lessons, it is nearly impossible to schedule actual driving lessons as they are so crowded. My daughter has been unable to schedule a lesson since August. It requires daily calls, log-ins and messages, none of which go answered. If you need to add a whole new level of frustration to your life, then this is the place for you. If you actually expect them to be good on their word, then best to look elsewhere. Horrible website interface, no human interaction, and no ability to schedule an actual road lesson."