Nothing but scamming people out here in the world and Electrician testing is one of them. Scheduled…read morea class and was told the class had to be rescheduled 4 days before the class was supposed to take place. Asked for a refund and they agreed but I never received a refund and they stopped messaging me back. Horrible people I would definitely stay away.

After having an issue with the delivery of my material. I received a message from Michael the owner…read morereaching out to me wanting to make it right. He understood my frustrationand and obviously wants his knowledge accessible to anyone who is willing to take it. I was shocked how nicely his material was put together. Very professional and very informative. You know right away everything you need is right here in front of you. He puts it in terms you can understand and then goes a step further and tells you why it is the way it is. I took one of his courses and really enjoyed how his teachings took the pressure off of test taking. I recommend his material to any fellow electrician...

Kumon has supported my daughter now for over two years, and it shows! We have been doing Math only,…read moredeciding to spend extra time on reading at home. My daughter was in a Spanish immersion program for 1st and 2nd grade (Spanish language learner) and because of this, I felt it was important to bolster Math due to time constraints during school hours. Her Math MAP score has risen in two years from average, green, to the top of the blue, above average 90th % reaching exceptional. Highly, highly recommend this Kumon center. The quality of their instruction is top notch. Ms. Sheila and Ms. Usha are amazing instructors and so are all of the Kumon tutors. The method nurtures independent learning, autonomy and tenacity, building solid foundational skills for heightened levels of growth. It's the best investment in your child's future.

If you want your child to advance. This is the place! My granddaughter has been coming her since…read moreshe was 5 and now is 12. She has been encouraged by Ms Usha and Ms Sheila. I feel she would not be a successful student if she had not attended Kumon. I am an educator and I know quality instruction when I see it. Thank you ladies for making her a confident, young lady who excels.

The LSAT was a true beast for me. It was so very hard. I was sitting at a 165. After working with…read moreRachel for half a year while working full time, I got a 173 on the real thing. I give Rachel a lot of credit for that. If you're like me, you take an online LSAT course, read several LSAT prep books, take a bunch of practice tests, then plateau in the low-160s. The LSAT did not come intuitively for me, and as all LSAT takers know, one question may translate to one or maybe even two points. So, if someone can give you a tip to help you get an additional question right, that literally translates to an extra point on the test. Below are several tips Rachel gave me specifically for what I struggled with: 1. A necessary assumption question's answer may also be a sufficient assumption; don't get confused. 2. For strengthening questions, Imagine you're giving a PowerPoint presentation trying to convince your audience of something. 3. Using shapes is a powerful method for attacking certain logic games. 4. Try doing LR questions backwards. For some people (like me), the psychological benefit of doing easier and easier questions as you move along may help. 5. For splitting game boards in LG, split them using rules that form the biggest "blocks". 6. For some people (like me), diagramming frequently in LR actually slows you down way too much. Rachel pointed that out to me; I never would've realized it. I never thought doing away with diagramming would actually increase my speed and accuracy. I imagine Rachel would give you different tips based on your specific weaknesses. After all, the tips above were provided to me based on my particular weaknesses she observed. Importantly, the LSAT is already a struggle, and you don't need a tutor who's just there to make some money on the side. Rachel is not like that. She shows up eager to help more than anything else. Thanks a lot Rachel; I owe you one!

Rachel is pretty unique compared to most other tutors/prep companies. When I worked with her, it…read morewas the first time that I was taught completely different (and more intuitive) ways of studying that weren't just derivatives of powerscore. All of the tutors that I discussed with before had their individual methods, but at the end of the day they were all just repackaged techniques developed by the big companies (like powerscore, manhattan prep, etc.) The thing about Rachel is that she doesn't fight the qualities that make an individual student unique; she embraces them and develops strategies that consider the quirks of a student & turns them into an advantage. For instance, when I was just starting out with Rachel my studying habits were all over the place. In particular, I had a tendency to hyper-focus on mundane/unimportant parts of the text. To combat this, Rachel didn't just tell me to "stop doing that"(which is typically what everyone else says); rather she worked with my bad habit and turned it into an advantage. She worked with me to utilize hyper-focusing for speeding up my processes with the easier material while also helping me form strategies to redirect this focus when things go south, which are all based on a very simple framework of attacking questions. I didn't have a very solid strategy for studying reading comprehension before, but now I actually have something that works for me that isn't one of the cookie cutter methods that most companies teach. I've been able to identify and break many bad habits, as well as learn to use my ADHD specific "powers" to their advantage rather than detriment. I honestly think I would have plateaued at 165 if it wasn't for her, her pin-point accuracy for detecting my problems were unreal. I've always been wary of tutors as a self-studier, but Rachel is just built different.

I take my seven year old here and they have done an excellent job with him. He is enrolled in the…read moremath and reading subjects. Kumon is a self-learning program that is designed to done daily except for the two class days my son attends. He will work on his packets there with the instructor, Maheen Khan. Kumon also instills good study habits and the staff will suggest how to keep a child motivated to learn. My son is well above his reading level and above average in regards to math. He began school being behind on both subjects.

Our family has been enrolled in Kumon since 2011 and has been at the Austin - Westlake location…read moresince 2017. Owner, Maheen Khan (WHS Class of '08) operates this center with a passion to serve every student that walks through the door. Specifically at this location, the program is designed to help students reach their full potential. Khan's staff offers students the support they need while encouraging self-learning behaviors. Once a lesson is mastered, students advance to higher level thinking and new concepts. Khan prepares each lesson plan according to the student's abilities and oftentimes challenges the students just the right amount to help them develop perseverance and confidence. As a result of Khan's process, the staff's support and encouragement, our four children have developed strong study habits and academic independence. I highly recommend Kumon Austin - Westlake!

My children have gone to this center for years. Pinky Merchant and her team are patient and…read moresupportive. Each child has a learning plan that's suited to their individual abilities. I highly recommend them!

I've noticed a great difference in my child in the last 8 mos. of attending Kumon. She went from…read morecrying about math to being the best in class this year. Ms. Pinky is awesome. As a physician couple time is limited for us and just spending 15-30 mins a day going over Kumon homework has really made a remarkable difference for our child. I enrolled our younger child and also encouraged my brother to enroll his kids as well, we couldn't be more satisfied with that decision. It works, with just a little bit of followup from parents.

Our daughter was entering her senior year of high school and ready to start applying to colleges…read more We had no idea how much the college application and admissions process had changed since we attended college. After attending an informational seminar at More Than a Teacher we decided to hire a college advisor to help us get through the college application process. After the 1st of five meetings, the advisor was very slow to respond to any of our voicemails or emails. It became apparent that we would not be able to get through the process in our remaining 4 sessions which were $250/hour. I could have upgraded to the 'unlimited' package to get additional help but I did not feel that this advisor would have my daughter's interests in mind irrespective of how much money we spent. I decided to pay a visit to my daughters school and talk with the school counselor in hopes of getting some direction. The schools don't typically endorse or recommend college advisors in the private sector but luckily I was able to get the names of a few private counselors that had previously worked in our school district. I reviewed their websites and proceeded to phone the first counselor... Carol Niemann. Wow what a difference! Not only had Carol just retired from my daughter's high school so she already had a huge advantage but she took the time to talk with me and understand our needs. We set up an initial consultation, free of charge, with my daughter to make sure it was a good fit. My daughter loved Carol and I realized that not only did she have a wealth of knowledge about college applications/admissions but she also knew how to effectively communicate with today's teenager. Carol was able to get my daughter through the application process and we successfully applied to 8 colleges. Throughout the process, Carol always responded to any questions we had and she was fabulous to work with. Without her help we would have had a lot of drama and fumbled through the process. We highly recommend Carol Niemann to anyone that is interested in having their student work with a college advisor that thoroughly understands the process and also cares about the individual.

We were very grateful for Nora's guidance during our school search for our daughter. She listened…read moretentatively and was able to hear our families needs clearly and pair us well with an abundance of options to entertain. Nora has great insight and intel with the many school options to suit all families, and I would highly recommend her as a resource during an overwhelming time

Pro- learning in a classroom with the ability to ask questions or work through things you were…read morestruggling with. Pro/Con- it is (4) 9 hour days in a row. It is intense. It worked for me with my work schedule and how I learn but is a lot. Pro- Phillip the instructor was extremely knowledgeable, relatable and kind. I even connected with him after I passed the test and he was cheering me on then too! Pro/con- you learn way more information than you actually need for the test. You go into formulas and graphs and diagrams. All of it is extremely helpful information on how to do my job, but a lot of it was not on the test so I spent time studying and cramming things that I didnt need to know. Pro-They give you all of the study materials that you need. You do not need to buy additional books or study guides. It has a ton of practice tests and quizzes and really guides you where to look on the areas you need to focus on. A bit of background: I do projects and work in leadership but my title is nowhere near "project manager." I was learning all of the terms and formulas and all of it from scratch. It was a lot to learn in four days but that worked for me and my work/learning style. Overall, I would strongly recommend!

I took Project Management Academy's (PMA) PMP boot camp course in Norfolk, VA in November 2022…read more The course was well laid out, and was a good introduction to Project Management and what to expect when going through the certification process. PMA provided post-boot camp resources including reference material, and access to practice exams. The practice exams were difficult, and really challenged me. By the time I took the exam, I was thoroughly prepared and found the exam easy, and passed on my first attempt. What provided the most value for me was my course Facilitator, Mr. Jackson. Not only did he do a great job during the course, but he provided me assistance months after my course. He sent me additional preparation tools, reviewed my PMP application, and encouraged me when I became wary. One of my co-workers attended the course before I did, and although she had a different facilitator, her experience was very similar. Needless to say, I would highly recommend going with PMA if pursuing PMP certification.