Wife went. Waste of money. They wrote poems all day for weeks. They didn't review anything. They…read moredon't talk about vowels, consonants, conjugations, it's just used to abuse visas. Joke of a program. Save your money.

I really enjoy learning at FLS Boston. It's good place for study :) i meet a lot of friends. They…read morehave many active to join.

This is a review of their week long summer camp options only, and not a review of their ongoing…read moredaycare experience. I'll keep my feedback clear and succinct. I encountered the following issues, which I think are significant problems: 1) The ABC Spanish staff are very disorganized. I signed up for a week in August back in early May and had to reach out twice before getting my kids properly registered. The errors were careless and were easily preventable. 3) The paperwork is pointlessly long and tedious. The forms were stupidly repetitive, and even though we filled them all out and submitted in a timely fashion I still got an emergency phone call from the director on the first day telling me she couldn't find my forms... Is this not something you verify before kids arrive? 2) The summer camp descriptions used in advertising do not properly represent the activities my children ended up doing. At one point, the director of the center told me there would be a concert for the kids at the end of the week, and this did not occur. In addition, the description stated that there would be a parade, and that staff would dress up for the kids, none of which actually occurred. I find this problematic in various ways, not to mention disappointing. There were a series of other little disappointing things that occurred during the week which I don't think are worth mentioning. I just want to make sure other parents are aware of these bad business practices before they sign up their children for a $400 dollar week-long program with this organization.

After spending a lot of time planning our kids' vacation camp experiences, we parents are nervous…read moreabout whether the kids will end up liking the camps. I hedged my bets and enrolled my twin boys (age 6) in a variety of different one week camps. The first one, beginning Tuesday July 5, was ABC Spanish in Motion, conveniently located in Newton Highlands walking distance from our house. In the days prior: Elias: I don't want go to Espanol school! I don't want to learn Spanish. Me: But think of all your friends who speak two languages (rattled off the names of various friends). Elias: But they speak English! Me: But then you'll be able to speakin Spanish to Tania (favorite babysitter). Elias: I do not want to go. So, July 5 rolled around and there was plenty of complaining from my son. Me: But why not check it out and decide? So we piled in the car (easier than making them walk), along with twin brother Raymong who was *not* complaining. Elias: You're going to stay right, Mom? We're just going to see if we like it. Me: Okay. We arrived at the school, with director Anya Laporta greeting us, showing us the jacket hooks and backpack cubbies, and how to sign in. Elias took one look at the light filled, scrupulously clean playroom set up with enticing different play areas (see pictures) and his faced glowed with sudden anticipation and delight. He scampered in, I was forgotten, and he immediately wanted to start in on an arts and crafts project. As I talked to the director, I heard Elias exclaiming with excitement to the teacher, "I can count in Spanish, uno, dos, tres..." Wow. Was I ever relieved and happy. And also pleased at how beautiful the classroom was. On pickup, I was still a bit nervous: Me: So how was Escuela de Espanol? Elias: Ay-may-zeen! The next day he threw on his clothes with glee and when we arrived at school my son insisted on showing me his art objects (see photos). I may sign up for an additional week later in the summer that I still have open. Thank you Director Anya Laporta!

New Way does a great job of providing clear language guidance and then getting you to use it over…read moreand over again in various situations and applications. They really get you talking a lot in the classes, while also putting you very much at ease. It is an incredibly safe environment in which to learn and learn quickly. I was surprised at how quickly they had me engaging in conversation back and forth that I could understand and speak. The instructors are pros and very well organized - and they constantly customize the classes and content to the individual student's needs.

I have a very good experience with Pierre he teaches me how…read moreto drive well and safely Also Pierre is very patient with students Mana is the best

I asked for a quote. I think it is overpriced and they want…read moreyou to buy a package.

I have taken two years of Italian lessons with Sabrina and am very pleased with the lessons and…read moreresults. I can now read easy books, take part in a basic conversation, ask qustions on the phone with hotels, for instance, and much to my delight not being answered in English. Voglio dimostrare che quello che ho detto e vero. Se chi sono errori sono miei errori e non e colpa di Sabrina. E un piacere e vale la pena d'imparare o migliorare su italiano con Sabrina.

I never write reviews, but I wanted to write one because YDN has been so amazing for our family…read more From the first day we dropped our child off in the infant room, we have never had any doubts that our child is in wonderful and capable hands. The teachers are so caring and have taught our son so much in the year he has been there. We get incredible photos everyday on the app that bring us so much joy. I've even been approached by other parents at the playground who have seen our son there with YDN and want to let us know how good the teachers are with the kids. Every week there are activities - Hebrew lessons, art projects, puppet shows, music class, and our son is happy and content when we pick him up. We are so grateful to have found the YDN community.

our daughter was at Yal Day New from 9 months old until Preschool. She got a great education in…read moreaddition to lasting friendships. Prices are reasonable. The teachers are OUTSTANDING! Especially Dita in the baby room, you get a full report on what your baby did while you were at work: poop, pee, feeding, sleeping, activity, everything! Every class gets a special YOGA teacher, even the babies! it is the cutest thing ever! Lots of Israeli families and American families too. It is a Jewish curriculum and kosher environment and they learn all the blessings for the foods. There is diversity and most of all, love and caring for your precious ones!!! Highly recommended. Go look at them early, spaces fill up fast, usually there is a waiting list especially for the baby room!

tl;dr - Japanese Language Class Boston is amazing! I already recommend it to my friends and…read morecoworkers. I took Japanese through college; however, I had not had much opportunity to practice or maintain my language abilities in the years since graduation. Here's where Japanese Language Class Boston (JLCB) came in. Sachiko-sensei and Mari-sensei have been incredible resources helping me prepare for JLPT N-4 and prepare my language abilities for working in Japan. Since beginning with JLCB in July 2018, I've taken a variety of intermediate classes (Intermediate Conversation, N-4 Preparatory Class, Genki-2, and more), all have which broadened my vocabulary, grammar, and conversation skills. With JLCB's help, I successfully interviewed in Japanese and received a job offer in Japan! I move to Tokyo in August! :) Additional things to consider: the location, Post Office square, has been incredibly convenient. It is in the heart of downtown Boston easily accessible by all four T lines plus a ~5min walk. The students here are very friendly, a mix of levels (in a good way) and all looking to improve their language skills. The teachers are always looking for ways to tailor the course to the students' wants and needs. Whether your starting learn for the first time or looking for that extra push toward fluency, I'm confident that JLCB can help you accomplish your goals.

When I first started my lessons here, I had already passed N4 on the JLPT and was looking for more…read moreopportunities to continue my Japanese language studies. Unfortunately there are not many options in the Downtown Boston area that are easily accessible for working individuals. Luckily I came across Japanese Language Class Boston and decided to give it a try. I am now in my second year here and still plan on taking as many lessons as I can. There is a lot to learn and the instructors here have so much to offer and are very patient. They do want to make sure that you are getting the most out of the lessons and it shows in the way that they plan their curriculum. You will be asked what you want to learn in the lessons. Jump at the chance and let them know. You won't regret it. That said, no matter what skill level you're at or what industrial background you're from, there is bound to be a class here that is right for you. I am learning for personal interest, some are learning for business purposes. Group lessons available on most days of the week so you will be able to make it to one or two of the classes. Private lessons are also available. I definitely recommend starting your Japanese learning experience here!

I began taking class here after a friend highly recommended the studio for on2 salsa. The dance…read moreinstructors are ALL fantastic. Serena and G, in particular, have made me grow so much as a dancer in terms of musicality, technique, and improvisation. The classes are challenging, technical, but simultaneously a total delight. The masacote community is fun, welcoming, and full of fantastic dancers and friends. I can't imagine a better studio. Go now!

I joined salsa classes at Masacote in the summer of 2018. I had never really danced in my life…read moreuntil that point, especially not salsa, but I have improved significantly and I even started going to salsa socials semi-regularly. I had to stop going for a while because of work/school, but I recently started going again and I've found these classes to be the most fulfilling type of self-care. Something that sets Masacote apart is the great community. Everyone is so friendly, from Greg at the front desk, to each of the instructors and even the students in the advanced classes. Tana, Audrey and Dave are great instructors. They are very skilled dancers but they also know how to communicate and translate that into skillful instruction. They really went/go out of their way to make sure I learn what I need to learn. They call themselves the Masa Tribe. While it was hard for me to see myself as part of something like a salsa dancing club, I see now why that name makes so much sense. I really feel I'm a part of a team every Tuesday and Thursday when I go to class, and even beyond that. I really recommend these classes to anyone who wants to learn to dance, to have fun or simply to meet wonderful people and make new friends. The location at the CAC is very nice and easily accessible. There is free parking after 5 pm. And the class prices are pretty affordable too!