I just wanted to note that the American Dream Real Estate School's "Guide to Passing the Colorado…read moreReal Estate Exam" was invaluable for passing the Colorado Reciprocal Broker Exam. I tried other online services but they failed to include any of the content that was even remotely similar (including topics) to the actual exam questions. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwinnvXMk8ruAhWXITQIHVL9Dg0QFjAAegQIARAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fadreschool.com%2Fdream%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2009%2F08%2FGuide-to-Passing-the-Colorado-Real-Estate-Exam-120613.pdf&usg=AOvVaw2Vg_8rw8pFhM7QTNYuVXk6

From the owner: American Dream Real Estate School is a Colorado company dedicated to helping people start their…read morereal estate career. American Dream Real Estate School and its instructors are approved, licensed and regulated by the Department of Higher Education, Private Occupational School Board. Whether you're beginning a new career and need licensing or continuing your pursuit of professional excellence through continuing education, American Dream Real Estate School offers the programs and individual courses to best prepare you to meet the challenges of your selected industry and your lifelong clients. American Dream Real Estate School is owned and operated by Management By Design, LLC.

This is a great (somewhat small) museum that does a great job of explaining the history of…read moremountaineering. Los of exhibits of old mountaineering equipment. Allow 1-2 hours.

AMC is an amazing place where you can take classes on just about anything outdoors…read more You want to learn about Ice Climbing...they got you. Classes in avalanche avoidance, first aid, survival...really important things that if you are going out you might want to consider. Huge Fan.

Fina worked with us at our creature shop, creating four way stretch hoods for silicone molds - a…read morepretty specific request. She got it done promptly and skillfully with clear communication about cost and time. We will definitely be working with her again!

From the owner: I provide sewing and alterations, costume creation, quilting, crafting, and lessonsread more

Went here to panic-buy at the beginning of Covid and it turns out they only sell online! BUT they…read morewere very kind and helpful and since I was already there, let me purchase over the phone and pick up right there. They have been immensely helpful when I called them to ask questions about their products and how to use them over the pone, and they were helpful when I asked questions that had nothing to do with what I bought, too. Thanks, guys!

You should ignore the negative reviews: Ive been all over the mountain areas in the United States…read moreand the Colorado Mountain Club is a friendly and very knowledgeable group of generally able people. I learned a lot from the volunteer member leaders and also within the classes. Highly recommended.

After being unexpectedly dismissed from my volunteer instructor role with the Colorado Mountain…read moreClub (CMC), I sought answers. it all happened after my first class of my third year instructing. Our printed "Instructor Packet" directions stated that instructors should "meet with the class at the end of the day to discuss how things went...". They also say "instructors in each group should meet or otherwise jointly devise a lesson plan ahead of time for each instructional day". My Lead Instructor excluded me from the discussion on how things went, probably because he wouldn't allow me to join the car pool with him and the students, and, after I thought we'd settled on a lesson plan, the Lead Instructor changed it without informing me, leaving me confused from the very first minute of the first day. After several years of calling successive School Coordinators, all claiming to know nothing, I received an Email from the CMC's CEO, telling me that multiple students had filed complaints against me, all saying that I had "disrespected" them, and "argued" with them, and they all said I was "put off by other teachers". I immediately requested a short meeting with the CMC's CEO and my Lead Instructor, but BOTH refused! I emailed the School Coordinator, the Lead Instructor, plus several others, asking for any detail that might jog my memory, but I did not get a single response. the anonymous "Student Survey", which each student fills out after the class is over, said nothing negative about any instructor, and I was given an "average" rating by students, even though I only taught one of the three days, and on that one day I laid low since the Lesson Plan had been changed without my knowledge. These negative charges filed against me by multiple students did not match anything in my memory. in my 10+ years in the CMC, leading about 100 trips, I had never received anything other than positive reviews, and I certainly don't recall "arguing" or "disrespecting" even a single student or trip participant. Why hadn't the students, even just one of them, entered this on the anonymous "Student Survey"? Why wasn't I contacted immediately so the CMC could get my input? Why wouldn't they want both sides of the story? Why wouldn't the CEO nor the Lead Instructor meet with me? In any respectable business, when multiple people file complaints, that's cause for a full investigation, including bringing me in for questioning. But, despite the seriousness of the allegations from multiple students, the CEO claimed she had no details. HUH?? I asked my CMC group to investigate, which they readily agreed to do, but after a month I learned that they'd handed the task off to the CMC's customer service representative. He called me and claimed he had done an "OFFICIAL" CMC survey, and that "everybody" said negative things about me. Why he surveyed "everybody" in the CMC I'll never know, since the purpose of my inquiry was case-specific. I asked him to define the term but he just kept repeating "everybody... everybody..." louder and louder. in summary, he didn't give me one single detail, and certainly nothing about me arguing with and disrespecting students. I then requested a rebate on my dues on the grounds that I would have quit the CMC years earlier had i know of these serious and defamatory charges against me. With that, he started screaming at me in a very un-customer-service-rep manner. To date, I have not talked to a single CMC member who admits to being surveyed in the CMC's "Official" report. I couldn't reach my 1st year Lead Instructor, but my 2nd year Lead said I was "a joy to work with". I then wrote to all the students from that day that were in my class, and although not all of them replied, the ones who did reply did not recall observing any disrespectful or argumentative behavior on my part, nor did they recall anyone else in the class mentioning it. Several times I requested a copy of CMC's "Official" report, but I was unsuccessful, despite the fact that it was done at my request, and for the purpose of helping me understand what I did. Am I to believe that multiple students skipped the standard "Student Survey" process, then supposedly called some authority in the CMC to report me, yet the CEO says there is no record? Did the students call as a group, or each separately? And what about the written promise that each Lead Instructor would check in with everyone after the class, to see how things were going? My Lead had been there for many years and surely knew the promises. What are the purposes of the "Student Survey", and the promise of the Lead Instructor checking in with you, if not to help the volunteer instructor know his weaknesses so he can improve? These, to me, represent a commitment from the CMC to keep all volunteers informed. THE BOTTOM LINE: I can come to no other reasonable conclusion than that the CMC purposely fabricated damaging stories about me (Yes- lies, defamation, etc.)

My grandson, went through the class. Learned things I did not know, and it was refreshing that we…read morewere both learning from each other. He said he is glad he went through it. Everyone was very polite and professional. He drove with Tom and Terry, He said both were very nice of course he had a favorite but we won't say ..lol He just keeps saying it's a good class to go through, he had a little of all driving, mountain, highway, city. I would recommend this school to others.

Good driving school! My oldest daughter just 'graduated' from here with her full license and this…read moreis where her younger sister will go. Classes may not be all that interesting- but this is driving school and they learn the rules well. I thought the Behind The Wheel instruction was helpful and professional. Great flexibility, good organization, and generally good communication (email responses within a day or two anyway - not immediately). Re unhappy road cyclist: they do make the kids drive up Lookout Mountain (I believe that's the first BTW session). That road scares *me* enough that I won't drive it, myself! Too many cyclist endangering their lives on it...

Before I took the class, I was pretty intimidated by the idea of riding a motorcycle. By the end of…read morethe weekend, I left feeling confident, prepared, and excited to continue learning. The instructors were knowledgeable, patient, and truly invested in making every student a safer rider. Liz (owner) may come across as a little rough around the edges at first, but it's obvious that everything she does comes from a place of genuinely wanting every student to ride safely and make it home at the end of the day. She pushes you because she cares, and I really appreciate that. She quickly assessed my learning style and helped me get through some challenges I was having. The riding exercises built confidence one step at a time, the feedback was clear and constructive, and safety was always the top priority. The course was well organized, challenging in all the right ways, and even a lot of fun. I highly recommend Shift Happens Motorcycle Safety Course to anyone thinking about learning to ride or earning their motorcycle endorsement. If I could give 10 stars, I would! If you're on the fence, just do it! It's worth it!

From the owner: Why Choose Shift Happens Motorcycle Training?…read more At Shift Happens, we go beyond basic rider training — we create confident, street-smart motorcyclists. Located in Denver, CO, we offer Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) certified courses taught by experienced, passionate RiderCoaches who care about your growth and safety. Our classes are designed for real-world riding. Whether you’re a total beginner or brushing up your skills, you’ll receive hands-on coaching in a supportive, no-judgment environment. We offer 1-Day License Waiver Courses, weekend and private lessons, and advanced skills training — all on safe, well-maintained bikes and gear you can borrow. You’ll train in a convenient, easy-to-access location and walk away with more than just a certificate — you’ll gain confidence, skill, and the freedom to ride. ✔ MSF Certified Instructors ✔ DMV Test Waiver Available ✔ Loaner Gear Provided ✔ Fast, Friendly Scheduling Shift Happens because confidence is key to success. Book your class today and ride your way.

From a quick review of this innovative education through travel experiences' program I am hopeful…read moreand inspired and wish that many families will participate in one or more of these exciting traveling experiences for a better and more hopeful future for all! This traveling program will forever equip next generations to grow in their understanding of world culture and civilisation and equip them to build strong and wide bridges into a future that is full of mature possibilities.

From the owner: At LAC, we believe meaningful education happens when families learn together—not just about the…read moreworld, but with it. Our programs are designed for homeschooling families who want to build stronger bonds, explore diverse cultures, nature and engage deeply with both local communities and cutting-edge learning tools.

As a former Warren Tech student, it saddens me to say that I firmly believe allowing our child to…read moreattend was likely the worst decision we have made as parents. One with far-reaching & long-lasting ramifications that far surpass any benefit of one school year spent on this campus. The experience here took a historically outgoing and engaged student, with very well thought out plans for the future that wanted to utilize the course here as a stepping stone to an already chosen future career path and derailed it. An independent and more mature learning experience is expected from Warren Tech, but the complete and utter lack supervision, intelligence or guidance by the administration at this campus is unsurpassed. It has lead to a long, threatening journey for our child/family and turned an open, good-natured and gregarious student into to one who now struggles to trust anyone or find a path. We should have pulled our student out of their program the first semester. Hindsight is 20-20....

So many options for kids at this site! Great teachers,…read moregreat intermediate step for kids to get started on their vocational skills! So glad it exists!