The staff at Berlitz in Princeton provide a wonderful learning environment. They take the task of…read moreteaching quite seriously, and employ the finest instructors. After just two levels of learning, my Spanish abilities improved greatly !!

My wife and I went to Japan last year and wanted to learn some basic Japanese to get by on our…read moretrip. We were trying lots of different methods to learn: a group class, apps on our phones, a TV show to teach Japanese to English speakers, audio tapes. When our group class had finished, we still wanted to be able to learn more before our trip. Inlingua is not far from my office, so I decided one day to ask about getting tutoring. Our trip was coming up in two months, and we really wanted to be able to have basic travel conversations and read at least some of the signs we would see in Japan. We set up a few tutoring classes for just my wife and me, and started practicing for our trip. Our teacher really helped us improve our reading skills, and she walked us through typical conversations we might have on the trip. When we arrived in Japan, we were able to get by surprisingly well. We even found out about a Japanese-language behind-the-scenes tour at a museum because the receptionist thought our Japanese was good enough to take it! By the time we came back, we knew we definitely wanted to go back to Japan in the future, and that it would be great to be able to speak and read more Japanese when we did. We wanted to learn the language in greater depth, so we now go to our tutoring classes twice a month, and we're getting better and better. The personal attention helps us learn quickly, and gives us the opportunity to slow down to get more help with tricky concepts, and move forward when something is easy. They have a number of other languages besides Japanese, of course: Spanish, Italian, French, Chinese, and probably more. If you're traveling and want to get a personalized introduction to a language, I would definitely recommend Inlingua.

Gave them a job to translate some certificate. They didn't even get the name right. Went there to…read more pick up the document and found out it was closed even though I was assured that it would be open. The day before,i sent them an email to tell them I would be coming. Disappointed.

The Kindergarten Mandarin class as a second language introduces kids to Chinese words and culture…read more This language class is followed by a cultural class such as Chinese yoyo, drawings and paintings, calligraphy, etc. The awesome ratio students to teachers is one to three. The Princeton Chinese School has been renting the beautiful, manicured and spacious campus of the Princeton Day School on Sundays. There were a playground and canteen. The Princeton Day School is a private school. The principal Anne W., the academic Director Nan Y. and the Calligraphy teacher Greg T. have been efficient, flexible, friendly and customer-oriented. Their website is detailed and informative. You can register a child per semester or for the full academic year.

What a beautiful school and campus. I haven't really been here since I was a kid in high school…read morewhen I visited the Ice Rink with a few of my friends. I grew up in Montgomery the neighboring town to Princeton and went to high school there. At the time our graduating class only had 87 kids and it was excellent. Many kids in our neighborhood played hockey at PDS and a few of the kids attended this school. I recently attended a charity function here at PDS and it was a great experience. What a fantastic turn out and well run event that was attended by the faculty and parents. You can tell that it is a very tight community of very high quality people. If I had a child and the money I certainly would love to send my child to a beautiful school like this.

I have attended several classes offered by the Princeton Adult School. I've had wonderful…read moreexperiences. The art classes held at the Arts Council of Princeton are very great. I've also taken classes in Italian language and culture which I also highly recommend-

I signed up for 2 classes. While the instructors seem nice, the classes were ran in such an amateur…read moreformat. Quite disappointing. Please note that no refund once the class is started.

We love YingHua! We have been at the school for 8 years now. When you take Chinese/Mandarin…read moreimmersion and combine it with International Baccalaureate (IB), it's magic. My children speak, read and write fluent Mandarin while they become true global citizens. I have never met more dedicated teachers, admin and faculty. I couldn't be happier with the school and we plan to have our children here through 8th grade. We are truly grateful to have found this school!

My child has attended YingHua 3-5 grades and it seems to be a really suitable and consistently…read morepositive learning experience. I think my child is genuinely proud of his language skills. We transferred from a public school Chinese immersion program and have no Chinese background at home. English, math, and other subjects are well taught.

My son loves the STEAM classes and teacher Ms. Taylor!!!  Ms. Taylor is super engaging and…read moreencourages interactive discussions.  She is patient and asks inquisitive questions.  My son also gets to be grouped with a friend which is great. I just love how the classes are run and seeing the growth of my son's learning including speaking up. With respect to the curriculum,  we love the hands on teaching.  The materials were shipped in advance and packages are fun to open for each session. My son is very excited about each class and finds it being the highlight of his week.  He looks forward to it each time and raves about it after each class. We are extremely happy with the classes and Ms. Taylor :)

From the owner: Lingo Rainbow offers unique and personalized language and culture learning experiences to All,…read moreAnywhere and Anytime. Learn foreign languages Online. Kids and Adults. Private and small group lesson. Affordable. Native-speaking teachers. Personalized curriculum.

It was okay. Teacher gets off topic a lot explaining non essential vocabulary. You really won't…read morelearn or practice any grammar. We had to buy two books that we rarely used and I did not progress much in learning French. Very little speaking opportunity. The teacher basically reads off answers and never calls on anyone so you won't have an opportunity to speak French unless you really assert yourself over the other students. Everyone spoke English during class so it's not immersive. You even ask questions in English. On the plus side, it was a nice, relaxed atmosphere. The teacher was very nice and helpful.

I've been taking French language classes here since 2022, and have really enjoyed it. The teachers…read moreare great, the classes are small, and there are lots of interesting cultural events that you can optionally attend. A great way to learn and practice French.

Best childcare in town. Diverse and affordable. Had two kids that did baby--preK. They also run…read morePrinceton Public Schools preK

They do their classes at High School North…read more The pool is not heated. They heat the room but it does not do much to the water. Most children can be seen shivering. The instructors are young kids. They are sweet and friendly with the kids and must be very good swimmers. But they aren't good teachers by any standards. Most of the times they are giggling with their friends, and not paying any attention to whether the kids are able to follow their directions or not. Two full sessions (15 odd classes) with them and their has not been much progress in my child's (7 year old) swimming ability. She learns more playing with her friends in the community pool than in the YWCA classes. Facilities are how you would expect a school facility to be.Big but nothing special.