Ahmed, the master barber, was so attentive, focused and professional No problem spending an hour…read morefor a premiere haircut!

I recently returned with my mother on March, feeling in the mood to give back. Just basic cut…read morewhich is $14 per person +tip. Our appointment was at 1pm, my mother received someone and I received someone. I would say both of our students had no idea what they were doing. By 4pm, our hair wasn't cut and the student was waiting for the Instructor to come and rescue. When mine was done.... I dunno I received I guess the most disingenuous comment "Oh! Your hair looks so nice!" Let me be clear, when you hear that 4 time and girls following one another saying it's so beautiful you realized they were trained in school to say that on auto pilot. My mom was the last victim, the hair cut did not match her picture. She wanted a cute pixie with bangs, it looked like Ellen DeGeneres instead with no bangs-also done by the instructor. Also followed by a stream of students saying the same compliment-occasionally some asking to wash their hair while they wait to close up. So we were stuck in our seats for 3hours each- our hair cut by the instructor. For a paid cut, I mean if you are ready to lose a whole day, it's pretty cheap. Just be ready to wait 3hrs-no less than that. Marca College has been a back up option that my mom was once amused watching and learning the cutting style- but to be the first one in and the last one out- she felt zero-ed out as the neglected customer for a paid cut.

I went to this school and took the full time Medical Aesthetics program. The staff was…read moreknowledgeable, helpful and I gained so many useful skills to use for my new career. Any time I had any questions or needed help with anything the instructor and or dean was super helpful and professional. I would recommend this school to any one looking to be an Medical Aesthetician !

I am a former student of the school, I took the full time medical aesthetics program. First off,…read morethe location is awful, there is hardly any parking, i had to arrive a half hour before the class to be able to get a spot. The instructors I had were rude to me and the dean was even worse. She has no sympathy for personal situations and bullying was tolerated in my classroom which took all the fun out of the course. I would not recommend anyone going to this school.

I always get a great haircut here. It's $27 for women. The staff are super friendly and teachers…read moreare monitoring progress so you don't have to worry about a bad cut.

whatever brand of colour they used on my hair it was not strong enough…read moreI had it done and the staff were very nice one week later my roots were showing and I went back they did it again for no charge but now just 2 weeks later my roots are showing again and this cost me $80 which is normal for a salon but not for a school today I went to Marvel Beauty School and had a great colour and trim for $31 plus tip

I stopped by here today and had an amazing experience. I was a hair model for some students (they…read moredon't book paid appointments here) and they did a fantastic job on my colour correction. They took my hair from a deep brown to a vibrant red. I am so happy with the results. Since this isn't a salon, I'll talk about their services. They provide hair stylists with training on how to use the wella hair colours and brands. They have various courses they can sign up for and then the stylists find models to practice the skills on. At the front of the school, they sell various Wella and Sebastian hair products. The training centre is extremely clean and everyone working here is extremely friendly. They have a kitchen for employees, models and students and it's stocked with coffee, teas, hot chocolate and other snacks for participants. I had a great experience here and would love to come back for other treatments. Thanks so much team!

Second Vamos review from me. I left one for their Buenos Aires school a couple of weeks ago after…read morefinishing eight weeks there, and now I'm back home in Toronto and just wrapped a week of private lessons at their location here. Figured it was worth writing about because honestly the consistency between the two surprised me. Quick context. I work in oil and gas, so I'm in and out of Argentina and Spain constantly, with the occasional stint in Mexico and Colombia depending on the project. For years I tried to keep my Spanish going through apps, podcasts, the odd tutor on italki, and it never really stuck. The problem is that when you're traveling for work, your schedule is wrecked, you're tired, and the last thing you want is to start from scratch with someone new every few weeks who has no idea what you actually need to talk about. I don't need to order coffee in Spanish. I need to sit through a meeting about pipeline logistics and not lose the thread. Buenos Aires is where I really started taking it seriously. Eight weeks of intensive plus some privates with Luna got me to a point where I felt like I was actually thinking in Spanish instead of translating in my head. Coming back to Toronto, I wasn't sure if their setup here would match it. It does. Booked a week of one on one advanced lessons to bridge the gap before my next trip, and the teacher hit the ground running. We worked on the stuff I actually struggle with, subjunctive in real conversation, technical vocabulary I keep mixing up, and the Argentine versus Spain pronunciation thing that still trips me up. No warm up week, no diagnostic test, no wasted time. The thing that makes Vamos work for someone like me is that they're set up for people who move around. My progress notes follow me. The teachers actually read them. Whether I'm in Buenos Aires, Madrid eventually, or back here in Toronto between trips, it's the same school. That continuity is rare, and for the kind of work and travel I do, it's the only reason I've actually improved this year instead of just maintaining. Toronto location itself is solid. Easy to get to, the staff are friendly without being over the top, and the lessons felt every bit as professional as the Buenos Aires ones. If you travel for work and you've been frustrated trying to piece your language learning together from a dozen different sources, give them a real shot. I would not be writing two reviews if I didn't mean it

This did not work out for me, they failed to get me the information I needed to connect to the…read moreonline class in time. They promised to get me the info and then didn't. They are bad at communication, so this may be tricky if you want to take an online class with them. I don't think they are reliable.