I understand the students are there to learn to become professionals so I njoy talking to them and…read moregiving them good advice, encouragement as well as prompts. I allow them to shoot their best shot at my hair and I don't complain. I love the shampoo, that's what makes me happy.

Overpriced Long wait…read moreSloppy Service Half job Forgot to add product Bad personality Bad Servic Will not go back

Enrolled our child over the summer of 2024. Fast track classes since course was offered over 4…read moreweeks as opposed to the semester long period typically of high school- which we thought would be better. Well, read on. Child states classes were incredibly boring (instructor was lazy and rolled around in his chair, while teaching) and videos were "out of touch". It did not captivate my child's attention nor did it pique any interest in learning. We enrolled our child in this class for drivers education. He turned 16 in late spring. Classroom is sufficient but the students state "an old fat man that never stands up but rolls around on his office chair". Incredibly boring and monotone. Part of the class includes a "behind the wheel" driving with the instructor. Scheduling "behind the wheel" (BTW) instructor times was, to say the LEAST, one of the worst and most horrific experiences ever! EVER!! Instructions were very unclear on how to schedule - no phone calls allowed, only texts. This could be perceived as innovative however it was in fact obnoxious! Responses to texts were untimely (up to 10 hours later), during hours "outside of normal busier hours" and inconsistent, ie no response after several follow-ups). The scheduler was mean, rude, uncooperative, prejudiced and lacked any sense of decency. She refused to give out her name, so henceforth will be known as "Karen". Karen claimed that students needed to finish class work before being scheduled for BTW and, that they would need to practice driving before BTW scheduling occurred. WTF!! - I thought the instructors were to teach them with their specially equipped cars(brake on the instructors side)!!! That's why we send them to driving school - to learn how to drive with equipment that's not accessible to the public!!! We as parents do not have the proper automobiles that are equipped-the instructors should be taking this on as that is what we pay them for!! We as parents have the responsibility to hone our children's BTW experience after the basic concepts are taught! Seems this school is backwards and doesn't want to be held accountable for the outcome and wants the students that have driving experience! I do not recommend this school at all if you want to get your children licensed for the first time. It was not very expensive but I suppose, you get what you pay for. Never, ever have I encountered such terrible customer service from a person; I do not understand how this business still exists!! Whether it's "Ken's Driving School" or "1st Breese" (Breeze?) -- stay far away.

My daughter just finished the 6 wk. drivers ed session, Ken and the instructors were very thorough,…read moreand very accommodating with her busy schedule. I would highly recommend his school to make your child a safe, confident, strategic driver.

I love the staff, instructors and students. Very easy program Day classes available.read more

I am not a gun person. I will probably never be a gun person. I'm not necessarily opposed to them,…read morejust totally disinterested. The likelihood of me ever owning a gun is pretty slim, and the likelihood of me ever carrying concealed is even more slim. However my almost husband is a gun person, and as a result, I now live with guns. Since I'm going to be living with guns, I decided that I should at least know how to use them somewhat competently. So I signed up. I took their women's seminar which was a combination of the NRA Basic Pistol course and the Illinois conceal carry course. The class was taught by Christa, and she addressed some issues specific to women. Both Mikes were also present to help with some demo and hands on stuff. The class was a nice mix of lecture, discussion and hands on. We got to handle dummy ammunition, a variety guns, and holsters in class. We learned grip and stance in the classroom before we ever got to the range. After the classroom sessions alone, I felt confident that I could competently handle any of the guns in my house. We haven't done the range time yet, but they rent private space at Article II in Lombard which allows for more personal instruction. The staff is extremely friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. I don't think the was a single question asked they couldn't answer. The classroom space is also really nice and very professional. The classes are held in an actual office space, rather than someone's house. All in all, I would highly recommend Proton Training for anyone looking for a conceal carry course or basic firearms courses. You won't be disappointed!