I was a student of the centre for arts and technology. Not the one in Halifax so I can't speak…read moreabout that campus but I can speak about the Fredericton campus. I left half way through. If you do go to the centre for arts and technology make sure you only pay by quarter because getting a refund is a nightmare. The first three months of my animation program was made up of Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. No animation. There was an insane amount of professional development. I guess that's cheap to teach. Most of the instructors seem to be right out of school or out of their element. And VCU, don't get me started on trying to learn animation by VCU (Video conference unit). They seem to be moving more toward VCU becasue more of my classes were being taught from another campus. My advice, for any college you plan to attend not just the centre for arts and technology, talk to current and former students. If the college doesn't let you - walk away. I paid alot for my year there. It was an expensive lesson. Ronald Reagan said it best, and this relates to recruiters, "trust but verify"

I can only speak for the Animation course in which I say you'll be met with brilliant, funny,…read morecaring teachers, who have a passion and interest in the industry. When students come back after graduating to visit they are greeted like an old friend who they generally are interested to hear from and curious to see improvements. I suffer with dysthymia and generalized anxiety disorder in which I worried.. naturally, but they are respectful and flexible with my conditions. This is a wonderful course if you have the drive and persistence for animation.

While I can't comment on the business itself, I crossed paths with the CEO today when my parked car…read morewas involved in a hit-and-run. He (Trevor) really did everything he could to help with the situation despite having one of his children with him and having to go pick his other one. Thanks Trevor... you are a good samaritan! Why is this relevant? It is because he displayed integrity and a willingness to go out of his way to help others.

From the owner: Professional UAV/Drone operators specializing in ultra-high definition aerial photography and…read morevideography for inspection, mapping, 3D modeling, thermal imaging and more.

Shocked their poor behaviour has been recorded so far back and nothing has been done…read more Beware Paralegal. The instructor does not have the skills to teach, and her emotional intelligence is severely lacking. There is no tolerance for "weakness" nor difference of opinion. A lot of focus is put on highly sensitive and triggering topics that are outside of the curriculum. This is a dangerous environment for anyone who is not already educated in political sciences. Last year only three students showed up to their graduation in protest to the mal treatment they endured. As of this year she has had three students expelled without any proof of wrong doing. Please protect yourself and think twice about paying this institution for your education. It may come at a higher price than just the unjustified $18,000.

I wish i could have the option to give less than one star because this school is the worst place…read moreive ever attended. Everyone here is so unprofessional. They act like the school is amazing and then as soon as you pay and youre in the classroom you get treated like shit. No one gives a fuck here. Some students get special treatments which is unfair to the other students who pay the exact same amount. The school doesnt get cleaned, the wifi doesnt work, the school is inconsistant, and unprofessional. We have had 3 different teachers in the past 6 months and we still dont know whats going to happen next. The principal doesnt keep anybody informed with anything. For example when our first teacher got let go, we were left in the dark for 3 weeks and didnt do anything involved with school. #roasted

I have danced tango on and off for about seven years now and during that time, I've had the…read moreopportunity to take lessons from various local and special guest instructors. For beginner dancers, there is often a stepper learning curve for leaders, so learning from a couple with defined roles keeps things clear and simple when learning the basics. Also, with Lorne being a trained musician, they seamlessly incorporate musicality into the lessons, so you don't feel like you're just learning patterns. The best part about Lorne and Martina, is that you go home feeling happy and looking forward to the next session.

Kyle was an excellent instructor. I highly recommend Lifeshield for first aid and cpr certification…read moretraining.

It was by happenstance that I stumbled into the East Coast School of Language. My boyfriend and I…read moreplan to visit the Czech Republic for a couple of months to see his family - all of whom live in Prague or the surrounding areas. I figure it would be a good idea for me to at least be able to say hello to them in their native tongue. So, when I saw this place I decided to venture inside and see what they had to offer. I was sad to learn that they mostly deal with foreign students looking to learn the language. Their primary classes right now are English, which I already know. The receptionist was extremely nice and actually gave me a number I could try, since they could not meet my needs. She was such a pleasant lady who obviously enjoyed what she was doing. A couple of students came to the front desk and she was able to acknowledge them all by name. There must be a lot of students there, but she took the time to know each one's name. I think that's saying something about the quality of teaching they do here. I wish that, as an adult, I was able to attend a school like this. The place was decorated like I remember my kindergarten classes were. There were bright colours everywhere and posters on the wall. It was a very warm, welcoming environment, which would make learning there quite fun. It seemed like a great place for people looking to learn English to go. Perhaps I should just go back and update my own language. Nah, I speak good English.

From the owner: East Coast School of Languages (ECSL) is an English language school located in downtown Halifax,…read moreNova Scotia.

Since there are no reviews yet for Therapeutic Approach Yoga Studio I feel much obliged to share my…read moreexperiences. This is a fantastic place to practice! I went to a class at this studio for the first time about two years ago, and this summer bought an unlimited pass and practiced daily. I am currently enrolled in their Yoga Teacher Training program, and have nothing but good things to say about all of the wonderful people who work and train here. If you're thinking about doing your teacher training in Halifax, I recommend their weekends-program. It spans about 9/10 months and gives you a lot of time to practice teaching while going through the course. Mike, Maxine and Leslie focus a great deal of time on proper alignment and anatomy education, which is essential if you're going to be a safe teacher. The studio's focus is Hatha flow yoga; as well many of the teachers also implement principles from the Baptiste tradition. There is a weekly mediation class, as well as a couple of classes dedicated to the Ashtanga tradition. You will also find family yoga, yoga-dance and prenatal classes. The studio has been around for quite some time and you will find regulars and newbies alike attending classes. I recommend giving this studio a whirl. It is a very comfortable and inviting place to further your practice.

Really enjoyed this place friendly staff helpful and would recommend for beginners to advanced…read moreI would go again I think the chit card for classes is a good idea try a basic class

Best language school in Halifax. School is very key, but very reputable. Their teachers are very…read moreprofessional and dedicated to students' success. They do not take advantage of students like others in the city would do. they always give honest opinions and feedback. They also provide delightful and encouraging learning environment.

From the owner: Since our foundation in 2000, we have strived to provide top quality ESL courses for students from…read morearound the world. Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, our college is in the perfect location for students to learn English in a warm and friendly Canadian environment. We have a variety of courses that are tailored to help students reach their language targets, whether they are academic goals or day-to-day skills.