I came to this class expecting to learn what I needed to pass and earn my armed security…read morecertification. Instead, I left inspired to push myself even further. The Commander is not only an outstanding teacher but also a police officer who genuinely cares about teaching. He took the time to explain everything thoroughly and made sure no one was left behind. If something didn't make sense, he would stop and show you hands-on until you got it. His team at the firing range was just as impressive patient, professional, and always willing to help. If you're looking to just buy a certification, this isn't the place. If you're looking to actually learn, build confidence, and earn it the right way, I highly recommend this class.

Every encounter I've had with the Alliance Française de Toledo has felt like an excursion into a…read moreFrench-speaking part of Toledo where English speakers were welcomed to join in the Francophilia. All of my encounters have been greeted with "Bonjour ...", but they quickly switched to English when I could no longer carry on the conversation in French. They are located near Reynolds Corners in a repurposed school building called "The Common Space Center for Creativity". When you enter, go up half a flight of stairs, and it's on the right.

I came here after a butcher job at a professional salon. They did a correct color, and did a better…read morejob and a person I paid $600 to. The movie theater if they don't get it right, there is instructor there who stays next to them and support until it is right. I left there for a fourth of the price and twice the results. They did a great job, and it's clean and looks like a high-end salon not like a school.

Ayla was amazing!! She is super personable and great at finding things to talk about. My hair is…read morevery hard to process, requiring multiple complicated steps. My hair looks absolutely amazing, just like the picture that I brought in. Thank you Ayla and Salon Institute!

Took lovely donation book box during hours posted on website. Heavy box on a 85 degree day. Door…read moreclosed, oh no! But guy inside opened door, yay! But NO. He would not allow the books inside. Huh??? There was a metal box in a breezeway that said donations. Ok so I placed books underneath so someone with some ambition could sort in the morning. Nope, guy comes out and says I am littering. Took books to Goodwill. Don't know what was up with this apparently lazy man. Won't donate again despite being a generous patron over the years.

My son loves coming here. He like the natural playground, honey bees and feeding the fish in the…read moregeodome. We always bring a dollar so he can pick out a few books too.

Attending classes to obtain a license for work. The classes are brutal, but aren't they all?!…read moreOverall the place is clean, there is plenty of parking, the coffee is always fresh and plenty.

This is the worst excuse for an educational experience that I have ever encountered. It is obvious…read morethat Hondros could not care less about the quality of instruction, mainly because this class is required for licensure. I understand why a business would decline to invest in this type of class, as people only take it if they absolutely have to, but this level of incompetence is beyond any reasonable interpretation of a business decision. The reputation of Hondros is irreparably damaged by this class. I'm sitting in Real Estate Practices and Procedures right now. This is a required class to receive a real estate license in Ohio. I expected it to have little or no educational value, but the actual experience is far worse than I could have imagined. The subject matter is such that an average GED holder would not have a hard time getting a real estate license, so I'd expect an instructor that could manage to explain the principles correctly. The number of mispronounced words and incorrect statements by the instructor is amazing. It's been a considerable number of years since I've seen this kind of deficiency in any profession, let alone in an instructional setting. I'm fairly certain that students are actually being hindered by this class, and would be far better off just taking the test cold. Luckily for Hondros, the state won't let that happen. If I had any other option, I would walk out of this class right now. The instructor has been reading the book to us for several hours, as if this is a reading class for children at the library. Beyond that, she stumbles over words and cannot pronounce anything with more than 3 syllables. Literally, she is just reading the book to the class. I had not considered suicide until I took this class. If I weren't writing this review right now, I'd be contemplating how I would off myself the next time she gets to a word she can't read. I'm not even kidding; it's that bad. I feel like Hondros needs to pay a bit more than minimum wage to get someone a little better in here. They are clearly not hiring people with any sort of teaching or public speaking background. The instructor seems to be just an out-of-work agent that needs some income. This is just embarrassing. I've never written a review on here before, but I feel like I need to share this horrid experience with the public. If you are considering taking this class, I would consider another career. There are two other places in town to take these classes. I'd encourage you to go there instead, regardless of the cost difference. The extra money is worth it if you can avoid this suicide-inducing ridiculousness that I am currently enduring. That said, the facility is of adequate cleanliness, has plenty of parking, and is conveniently located. However, I can only give one star because of the deficient classroom experience.