My mom and I took a weekend Spanish course with Fluency Fast and we loved it! The entertaining…read moredelivery kept us focused and optimistic, and by the end of this very short time we became comfortable expressing ourselves with the material we learned.

I love these classes! I took numerous years in high school in the old, boring fashion that doesn't…read morereally work and can only WISH my classes were taught like in this method. You'll have fun, learn and retain the basics - or higher skill sets if you are taking intermediate or advance classes. The teachers are funny and engaging and your whole class will be into the stories and you almost don't even realize you are getting it! I cannot recommend Fluency Fast enough!

I thoroughly enjoyed my time with PLC. Right from the get go, my admissions interview was scheduled…read morequickly and flexibly. I loved talking with Nancy so much that my interview ended up being an hour and a half, and in that time I got a lot of insight as to what I could expect from the next ten weeks and beyond. I received tips to help me stand out when it came to applying for the job and realistic timelines as to when I could expect to get hired, as well as specific companies that are willing to hire right out of the gate. The class itself was not too time consuming or overly difficult. I managed to find the time every week for homework even with working a part time job and going to school full time. It was really just a matter of making it a priority. The class size was small so we all got the individual help we needed. My instructor Joel was fantastic! He taught to the test, as that had the most value in the outside world as well as in the classroom. He had lots of tips, tricks and helpful advise for everybody when it came to the practical side of phlebotomy too, and was readily available to answer any questions we had. My externship with Quest Diagnostics was great. I had zero logistical questions going into it as PLC and Joel did a great job of preparing us for that. I learned so much from the ladies there and felt truly welcomed by them. They didn't treat me like an incompetent student, they treated me like a colleague. After my externship I was a few sticks shy of what I needed to complete the course, but PLC was more than willing to have me back twice to finish them up with another segment. Truly a great stepping stone for my and my career.

I attended PLC and thought the class was wonderful. My instructor Sunna was really good at…read moreexplaining things in terms we would understand. The lab part of the class was difficult at the beginning only because it was all new to us. Sunna was right there to direct us and help hands on if needed. This is an accelerated course so you will finish it in 10 weeks plus your externship instead of 4-6 months or longer. I would definitely recommend PLC if you are interested in becoming a phlebotomist.

Looking for peace and need a place to let go of life's problems? This is a place of calm and…read moreserenity! Not only do they have a beautiful indoor facility there is also an outdoor retreat! A meditation enlightenment path that takes you to beautiful waterfalls, flower gardens, magnificent statues, resting spaces with picnic tables and benches and shady spots to rest your weary, tired bones. It is a paved path so if needed you can push a family member or friend in a wheelchair so all people can enjoy this lovely outdoor space. This is a free facility to visit and donations are accepted if you feel moved and want to help with the mission of peace. Out of respect I did not take photos of the interior of the sanctuary. Trust me, it's beautiful and you'll want to visit in person. I am so fortunate that I live close by and can visit regularly. Whether you are a local or are from out of town, it is a true gift to be able to have a place like this in Colorado!

I had the pleasure of visiting this monastery for an English Speaking Day of Mindfulness. They hold…read morethem regularly and you can find the schedule on their website. You can also subscribe to e-mail updates regarding upcoming events (under Contact). It's an all-day affair (930AM - 400PM) but I left before lunch (1230PM). We started with sitting meditation, then went outside for a walking meditation and some tai chi, and then went back inside for a Dharma talk. It was a wonderful experience. Meditation in a Buddhist setting is always healing but I felt that their guided meditation was particularly effective. The monk was very adept at leading the group and offered useful techniques such as focusing on physical objects. Additionally, the walking meditation was a beautiful experience. The grounds are lovely and we were instructed to focus on physical sensations (we were barefoot), as well as sights, smells, and sounds. It was very therapeutic and serene. -These events as well as any visits to the monastery are all donation-based. Please give. -As with any other Buddhist buildings, no shoes are allowed inside. -Wear comfortable and loose clothing that covers shoulders and knees. -The monastery is in the mountains so it's about 10 degrees colder than Denver. The event involves walking meditation so bring layers. -Children are welcome. Directions: Starting in southwest Denver at the intersection of Highways 285 and C-470, head south on Highway 285 for 8.3 miles to S. Settler's Drive. There is a fire department on the right. Turn right onto S. Settler's Drive and make an immediate left, then the first right, then left into the parking area.

Berlitz is a General Services Administration (www.gsa.gov) authorized language school and provides…read morelanguage training in just about any language you can think of. I've taken classes from them on and off for the last 4 years and my language skills have improved every time. I you require a language crash course or language sustainment/development, this is the place to go.

A little pricey but it does a better job than $20 language CDs! That's my only complaint. Oh, and…read morethe coffee sucks. But the faculty and administrators are very supportive. The teachers are much the same and of course good at what they do. Much better than a university classroom because the teacher to student ratio is at worst 4:1 compared to 30:1 in a university. I feel I learned a bunch from this language center! And if I had a million dollars, I'd learn foreign languages all day from this center.

I studied English only in LCI for the whole program, and I don't regret it. LCI was simply amazing…read morefor me, made me learn very well! All of the teachers are super professional, friendly, and helpful. The activities out of school are very fun, besides we can practice the language and make new friends! Thanks LCI, now I can speak, listen and write so much better than before!

I really love this school LCI, it's amazing school they have wonderful staff and professional…read more Location of school is convenient has big car parking. I have been here around 1 year i love it

My son trained with Steve and was bar mitzvahed in 2016. It was evident that Steve took pleasure in…read morewhat he does - and has a long history of teaching. We came in without much background, and not affiliated with a synagogue. Steve was open and non-judgmental and immediately made us feel comfortable in undertaking and navigating a process that was foreign to me. Steve was able to individualize the training, so that my son was motivated and engaged - and proud of what he accomplished. Steve orchestrated a private afternoon service, where we hosted friends and family and were able to relish in our son's achievement. If you have any questions about the bar mitzvah process, I would highly encourage you to contact him and have him consult on what your son or daughter needs.

J'aime le Allliance…read more Six years of attendance and my French is still pathetic, but it is my fault not theirs. All the classes are taught in French by native French speakers. This helps you (forces you) to learn. The instructors teach here because they love their language and it is reflected in their enthusiasm. Friendly and helpful staff. I would encourage anyone who wants to learn French (a little or a lot) to attend the Alliance Française de Denver.

This organization is outstanding and the people are the best. Be sure to go to the Festivals and…read moreevents to get the feeling of being part of French culture and hear the most beautiful language ever heard. I have volunteered and worked with the nicest and friendliest people. Merci!

This campus is beautiful. The law school has many cubbies to park it and a study. The students…read moreare kind, considerate and thoughtful. Lots of scholarships for le school. Every accomplishment starts with the decision to try. Are you ready?

Though frazzled from the arduous drive from Boulder this campus was easy to find once I exited the…read morehighway (I'm easily lost even when following the guidance of my Australian voiced GPS machine). Though the parking garage was conveniently located (right next to the Law building) I was a bit puzzled as to how to enter the garage after hours (ahh, the barcode on the parking pass, got it!). To be honest I'm not sure how one would enter after hours without a parking pass. I do want to note that the parking garage featured a bike rack which I thought was awesome. The campus itself was absolutely beautiful. Quiet, well-groomed, and inviting. The buildings themselves had more of a New England feel with the bricks which I just loved. The grassy area was also in use for a touch-football game which I thought was cool. On this particular occasion I was here to both check out the campus and attend a panel discussion. Though the signage to the discussion was not present I eventually found the room with a little help (I was also a few minutes late due to the traffic - read rush hour, storming outside, and an accident to by-pass on the highway - so perhaps they had signage up earlier?). The building had a very open feel with a lovely staircase leading up the middle. I really enjoyed that the stairs weren't hidden away (like in many buildings). Though I'm sure there was an elevator somewhere I'm hopeful that most able folks choose to take the stairs. The lecture room we were in was great (stadium seating, power outlets at each seat, swivel chairs - a total step up from what I saw going to school back in the late 90's early 2000's). Overall I really like what I saw of the campus. I would however have hoped that the stained carpeting on the 1st floor of the law building would have been cleaned or replaced prior to new student orientation (it's my understanding that this school is on the expensive side).