Super prefessional and friendly team. Thank you so much for helping me get my PCV licence. I really…read morereccomend them for any driver training.

You'll find this adult education centre inside an old Victorian primary school just outside Barry…read more I attended both Welsh language classes there on Saturday mornings with various teachers (including Hayden Jones, Angharad and Melanie), and also Welsh history classes with Geoff Wright (a superbly inspiring teacher and extremely nice man). You can find it opposite the Dow Corning's factory on the Cardiff Road. There are plenty of parking spaces and the Centre is also near bus stops and only a 10 minute walk from Cadoxton Station. There is disabled access with ramps and a stairlift, and a free crèche which is supervised by professional staff.. The times of opening are: Mon-Fri 9.30am-4.00pm Tues & Thurs 6.30pm 9.00pm

A hidden gem for all but knowledgeable Newport locals, head out of the city centre over the railway…read morebridge near the central train station and a short walk into the mainly residential suburbs to find this. It's worth the trek. The restored, beautiful old Llanthewy Road Baptist Church is home to the Burleigh Academy, a performing arts organisation set up by a former touring soul/rock singer to teaching dance and music. There are various spaces and studios, but the building's main area is Burleigh Hall, a 300-capacity room with a small, functional bar. An intriguing occasional gig venue covered in jazz memorabilia, unsurprisingly the smoother side of musical sounds are usually the staples of the programme, with regular jazz nights the main attractions. Although once in a blue moon, outside promoters provide intimate shows from rock-leaning acts. It also hosts wedding/civil partnership ceremonies, conferences, birthday and christening parties and theatre workshops.

Told that I would have to pay extra money for damaging the car. What did I do?…read more 1. Pressed the button to change the side mirrors too hard 2. When too near the curb 3. Turned the wheel when the car was stationary - once. My first UK driving lesson and it was a horrible experience. Rude and so critical of every move that I made. I will not be booking more lessons with them and it has really dented my confidence in driving. I know I'm not perfect, but then explain, not criticise.

2nd time lucky for me. Great teaching and a lenient examiner did it…read more My teacher at Coles was quite firm and very organised and it really did the trick. I wasn't 17 and my sponge-like brain had dried up somewhat, but even so a year and a bit later bingo I did it. I recommend Coles because you get a fair old amount of extra bits and bobs for your money. I left with a folder full of test trial handouts, rhymes to help you remember and handy tips about holding washing up bowls and whatnot to get your wheel positioning right, Top tip: Don't try and scrimp and spread your lessons out - it's a false economy!

I have just passed my test with Ian and the ADI School of Motoring, thank you everyone I AM ON THE…read moreROAD TO FREEDOM !!!

This unit organises short and long courses for Cardiff University students to provide them with…read moreextra skills in addition to those they acquire on their academic degree course. A lot of them offer vocational skills that will be useful in the workplace, helping students prepare for employment. Courses might teach speaking and presentations skills or assertiveness, offer IT training and workshops on how to create and maintain websites, or provide a course of Welsh language tuition of even first aid training. What's great about the courses offered by the unit is that they're FREE for Cardiff Uni students - so well worth taking advantage of while you're at uni, because afterwards you're likely to have to pay for such tuition.

Like Fame Academy, but with learner drivers. They all share a mansion house and have lessons in…read morewaxing, polishing and 3-point turns before performing in front of a live audience on a Friday night with a phone-in vote choosing who leaves. Oh, wait, no, that's not what this is. This is a driving school. A school. For learning to drive: 'We at Drive Academy are fully qualified driving instructors and our aim is to offer the best driving lessons around. The national average driving test pass rate is around 42%, so our pass rate of 90% speaks for itself.' It certainly does. Get driving, Ms Daisy.

I've just passed my driving test and had my lessons with this company with Simon Ludlow as an…read moreinstructor. I enjoyed every single lesson and still talk about them now. I have also recommended him to any friend I possibly can who is going to start learning to drive. I wasn't taught just how to pass the test I learned how to cope with situations that would occur in real life. I enjoyed them so much I didn't want them to stop after passing! So if you hadn't already gathered i would highly recommend.

This has several campuses located around Cardiff; one is on the Heath Hospital site and my mum…read moreworks here as a Physiotherapist lecturer. There are others elsewhere. This is a good University for those who are clever enough and for those who work hard enough to meet the Universities requirements. I suppose it's like this with most Universities, if not all, but this University in my view is the Welsh and Cardiff equivalent University standard to Oxford University. However, Cardiff University has many courses for you to choose from. I have heard that the teaching seems to be brilliant in the areas in helping you develop your career and that the support they give you is really good as well. If I did have the level of intelligence and the qualifications to match this University's certain requirements I most properly would have chosen to study the Journalism degree there. They also have poetry evenings and other activities going on here and there during the evenings on certain sites within the University. I met and heard the poet Gwyneth Lewis read her poetry once. I recommend it to all of those interested in studying there and to any friends of those who are studying there as a great place to visit and or to study.

I studied for my undergraduate degree at Cardiff University 5 years ago and it was a brilliant time…read moreof my life. I thoroughly enjoyed being a student and being a student in cardiff made it all the more special. Aside from the usual student 'activities' the actual studying part was also great. Cardiff is a brilliant university. My course was well organised, lectures were well thought out and interesting, staff were always on hand to help. The facilities at Cardiff are also top rate. There are so many computer rooms, labs, libraries. Some are open 24 hours too. The social facilities are also exceptional with a larger than average student union containing bars, club, and shops. Brilliant! Since leaving university I have gone on to do 2 more courses. My second was at a different university and compared to Cardiff it was not even close. I am currently doing a post grad qualification and I've picked Cardiff again. As a part time mature student it is just as outstanding. Support from staff is second to none. I highly recommend studying here.