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    Abram Friedman is an absolutely excellent trade school, but much like any other school, you get…read morefrom it what you put into it. I believe that the instructors, staff, and administrators are very good, and that they care about the students. This is the type of school that is worth tax payer dollars, if we are going to pay for anything, it should be helping those who are underserved, and underrepresented, continue and complete their education, and get stable careers. This is the type of school that changes lives for the better, and builds better communities, helps families be more stable, and is ultimately a help to the world. I just wish they had more art and design based tech classes, graphic design, auto-cad, architecture courses etc, I would definitely take those courses, but that's a very small gripe. Anyway, thanks to the team for all that you do! Keep up the good work.

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    Oxford Seminars

    Oxford Seminars

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    0.4 mi

    I contacted Oxford Seminars to find out about taking a course to teach ESL in Canada. I had just…read morecompleted a similar course online and was told when I completed it that the certificate was not valid in Canada, so I was careful to confirm with Oxford Seminars that I would have a valid certificate to teach ESL in Canada. They assured me their 120 hour course certificate is valid in Canada. After completing the course, they hooked me up with a job advisor, who told me that if I want to teach in Canada I need a Level 1 ESL certificate, and they don't offer that. When I called to complain I was given the run around by two different people, so I asked to speak to the boss. The boss called me back and told me that they would refund my money as soon as I return my certificate and that they are blacklisting me at all the schools they have connections with. I know other people have had good experiences with this company, but if you expect to be treated well when they make a mistake, you will instead be blacklisted and smeared as a trouble-maker. They get 1 star because I can't give them minus 10 stars. I may have given up on ESL altogether. SMH.

    Oxford Seminars owes me over $1000 since May 2023 and haven't paid. I was supposed to complete…read moretheir online TESL course back in May. Due to some unexpected circumstances, I had to withdraw from the course BEFORE the course actually started. As stated on their website, If the student withdraws before the course actually starts, they should be receiving a full refund (except the security deposit) within 30 of withdrawal, However it's been almost 4 months and I'm still waiting for my refund. I've been sending emails back and forth pretty much begging them to give me my money back, but unfortunately I'm still waiting on the $1000 I desperately need. As a broke college students with several thousands dollars in debt, working almost minimum wage and with really immediate economic needs, I really do not appropriate how Oxford Seminars has handle the situation. When a finally decide. take the TESL course, I for sure will be looking for another academy/online school.

    Manhattan Prep

    Manhattan Prep

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    0.2 mi

    I completed 10 hours of private instruction with Dan Patinkin upon the enthusiastic recommendation…read moreof a personal friend, who had in turn been enthusiastically recommended by both of her MBA bosses. I would like to keep the enthusiastic chain of recommendation momentum going! Obviously, everyone's results will vary depending on what their strength and weaknesses are, and their individual learning styles. So I'll just keep this to my personal experience. I began studying for the GMAT in August of 2017. I work in non-profits and studied the liberal arts; the last time I did math was AP Stats in high school and I never took anything more advanced than Algebra 2. Thinking about standardized testing, let alone math, still makes my heart race. From the get-go, I knew my work with Dan would be pretty much exclusively dedicated to quant, and that's partially why it was important to me to spring for personal tutoring rather than a class. Wouldn't have made sense to spend my precious time and money practicing verbal, since I desperately needed extra support with math. Manhattan's attention to detail, and that of Dan specifically, helped me transform over the space of a few short months. Don't get me wrong, you have to work a lot.... like 10-15 hours per week for 4+ months... but for me, the hardest part of studying has always been knowing exactly WHERE to focus my efforts, and that's what Manhattan/Dan took care of for me. So all I had to do, thanks to his help, was.... practice. At one point, I scored a 490 on a practice test and CRIED. I am proud to say that last month, I sat for my very first (and final!) GMAT in December 2017 and scored a 720 -- 46 Q (WAY above my target) and 44 V! I wouldn't have been able to make a fraction of these gains -- let alone keep my cool -- if it weren't for Dan's insight, generosity, and encouragement. Thank you!

    I had quite a long journey with the GMAT, which spanned over the period of about a year and a half…read more Initially, I took the GRE, and only gave myself about 5 weeks to study for the exam. I reached out to Manhattan Prep to schedule some tutoring time since I was under the gun and I wanted to maximize my learning time. My expectations were far exceeded with Chris Berman. Not only does he know the test inside and out, but after reviewing my strengths and weaknesses he quickly asserted that I should consider taking the GMAT instead of the GRE. I took a practice test cold and scored slightly above what I was scoring on the GRE practice tests, which I was familiar with. Fast forward to a year later, I went to Chris again before taking the GMAT for the second time. The first time I took it, nerves got to me. Chris was so nice as to have an extensive email conversation with me after taking the exam to go over my scores and give me his thoughts, even though I hadn't gone to him in over a year. Knowing I was taking the exam again, I scheduled more time with Chris. I knew going to him to hone in on my weaknesses would give me confidence in an of itself, as well as increase my skill level on those question types I struggled with. I was again under the gun time-wise, and he was great in working with my schedule and making time for me. His ability to laser in on what each question type is really simplifies what you're looking for when you get each question. This helped me immensely with the critical reasoning, which I sometimes went around in circles with on the hard question types. More than this, Chris has a way of imparting wisdom in metaphors that stick with you. He noted my weaknesses and told me a few anecdotes and sayings that I literally repeated in my head on test day and made the difference between me staying on track time-wise and taking too long on certain questions (I tend to want to double/triple check that I have a question right, which you cannot do on the GMAT). Overall, it's not only Chris' ability to hone in on what you're weak in, but also his outlook on the test and his knowledge on strategy that really makes him invaluable. The private tutoring is an investment, but I couldn't have been happier with it. My initial practice test was a 620, the first exam I got a 640 (nerves) then I got a 700 the second time, which was my minimum goal score. If I had more time before applications, I would take it one more time to try to get in the 730 realm, but I'm happy to have gotten in my goal range, and Chris was crucial in getting me there. Go with him!

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