Really great English hub. Some classes are really well put... Other less…read more The place has gender neutral washroom. A great thing aside the location is the fact that the college is connected to the subway and the place Alexis-Nihon. Otherwise, I can't really review the teachers.

A really good cegep. The classes are great and the teachers are nice. I love that you can make your…read moreschedule. Plus there are many options for food around campus. Really fun to explore if you have a break.

I'll start this review off by saying if I could give this rating a negative number I would…read more This is the worst schooling experience I've ever had. Money sucking vultures is the perfect way to describe how little the administration and owner care about their students education. One of many examples: they sold me right handed scissors - I'm left handed! Zero concern for their students! After completing my barber program I entered into the industry with close to no knowledge on proper barbering techniques, this includes no proper fading techniques, zero use of a straight razor, no blending techniques, barely any scissor over comb techniques and the list goes on. And after speaking with several people who completed the same course they actually had real barbers come in once a week to teach them proper techniques I was not offered this nor offered a discount because of this. The 1 or 2 classes we spent on how to fade really got me nowhere and I've been struggling ever since! When I reached out to the administration regarding these concerns after completing the program, I was approached with a negative attitude by the owner and saying I should be more appreciative because he offered me a 1 day visit at a barber shop that I never even received! Most of the 3 months were focused on scissor work which isn't a bad thing however when most of the industry focuses on fades and tapering I learned maybe 1 way to do a fade and that isn't even a technique that's being used on the job. So my question is why call the program a "Complete Barbering" course when 90% of the class wasn't even on proper barber techniques?! If I were you I would save your money and invest into learning from a barber who actually works in the industry.

Would NEVER recommend this school to anyone. Steer clear and save your money. I had graduated from…read morehairdressing from another school and enrolled in the barbering program. There's only one teacher for all the programs available. He was very unprofessional, often on his phone watching youtube videos during class time, watching shows or checking his facebook. He would even send students out to get his coffee. Since there was only one teacher he couldn't pay attention to everyone and would ask the students to teach each other. They asked me to teach the students things completely unrelated to my program. I ended up teaching them hairdressing, colours formulas, etc. Through the entire program he didn't show us any clipper techniques not even for a basic fade. When he tried to teach the class how to shave he ended up cutting my classmate repeatedly and making him bleed. I Iater found out he never worked as a barber to begin with. I learned all of my barbering techniques from work. The program is unstructured and the teacher doesn't follow any curriculum. The 'textbook' is just a bunch of papers they photocopied and stapled together. Extremely disappointing experience it wasn't anything like what they advertised.

I had a really great experience with Laura and would 100% come back…read more really nice husband and wife who own the salon. they've been there for years and their prices are affordable.

The experience itself was really nice, the employees are sweet and energetic so it's inviting and I…read morereally just enjoyed my experience there. I had to wait like 20 minutes to get taken but I came in without reservation so it really wasn't bad. I asked for a cute little spring design and they were more than happy to do it!