Very good company. My son and daughter have each completed their driving instruction, driving…read morepractice, and licensing test through Global Driving in South Windsor. They were well prepared for the tests and the final in-town DMV tests were very convenient! The classes are numbered 1-16 and the students can complete them in whatever order they want. Online classes are offered regularly (two session times every day) and neither of my kids had a problem finding a class. (Neither one had to wait more than a few days for the class they needed to complete the program.) We've had very good experiences.

Very unprofessional team. I would not recommend to go to this location. They do not provide clear…read moredirections.

The definition of caring is someone or something that shows kindness and concern for others.That…read moredescribes Joe O. because he is a great listener,

Their salesman totally misrepresented the year long deal I signed up for, to get certified as a…read moreMicrosoft CSE, and Novell CNE, I think they called it.. You can't get out of the deal, to begin with, when you find out how bad it is. There is no way you can become an MCSE unless you have access to all the software, a computer system, and at least 40 hours/week to practice. They had people in this who were trying to get certified, after being laid off. Wow. Bad choice. Even people with a lot of computer experience, like 20 years, had problems. The reason was that the Microsoft courses sucked. The tests were even worse- you have to know the entire software range, because the tests, which are very tricky, test the entire range, not just the piece of software they allegedly test competence in. Did I mention you have to pay for the texts, which are grossly expensive. I thought they would schedule me for courses; turned out I had to be very proactive, and register for courses myself. I had an understanding boss, who let me have more time than most students get. The school says they have great instructors, and they do. That doesn't make up for a crummy text, though, that costs several time what it should. You are better off getting the software, and studying on your own. I realized how bad a mistake I had made, about 2 months in, but there was no out. For some people, with lots and lots of experience, this might be ok. For the people they mostly market to, it is far worse than a used car dealership. Their salespeople will say whatever you want to hear, to close the sale. Another really cool thing they do, is when you schedule a course, they cancel it if there aren't enough signups. Which means that the really important course you needed might occur during the period you paid for. They'll let you extend- for a high, high fee. I complained to the owner about this, and he gave me a couple of toothbrushes. Well, I used them, to get some value, but I was cheated out of a $600 course. Using a $300 toothbrush wasn't really what I had hoped to get out of the courses. Another thing: Microsoft changes the courses, and the tests, every 2-3 years, so you have to master the new software, and take the new tricky tests, for each piece of software, every 2-3 years. The tests cost over $100 per. For the MCSE, at that time, there were 7 tests, so that's a lot of study time, plus well over $700 every 2-3 years, to maintain. Did the salesman mention any of this? Heh heh. Of course not. The salesman told one truckdriver that he could get a great job after being certified a CNE. Only problem was he lied. The truckdriver was upset. But what could he do? You don't see many reviews of this place, because most of their students don't document like I do. Their programming courses are ok, if you have an extensive, lengthy background in that. Their Microsoft Office courses are ok, I've taken those, though I still get the books, and learn by doing.

You get out of it what you put into it. I put my all into it. I was there every day, and I studied…read morehard. Thus, I got alot out of it. I went through the Audi Training Program afterwards, and have seen reward from this. The teachers (for the most part) are excellent, and very well trained. They know what they're talking about, and a genuinely interested in your education. The other staff are very friendly and helpful. On the downside, the facility is run down. Alit of equipment needs to be repaired. Alit of the training aids need to be updated. Also, the staff are poor at communicating. It's hard to find information and figure out what is going on sometimes. Also the school doesn't like to give snow days. Often I've had to drive through terrible conditions to get to school. And even when there are snow days,vthey don't tell you the day before, like everyone else. They call you at 5 or 6 AM that day. School starts at 7AM, so if you live farther away, you might not find out until too late. The dorms are horrendous, so don't even consider them. They are rampant with drugs, alcohol, fights, and prostitutes. They don't even get a 1 star. Don't live in the dorms. To be honest, I'd give the Lincoln Tech experience a 3.8 star out if 5. It's a good school, but there's also alot of room for improvement. The career services department is excellent as well. Jenn Nunes has found me excellent job opportunities. Also to note, the Student Supervisor Aaron Oates is very good at his job. I go to him whenever I have a question is misunderstanding, and he's very helpful.

Every teacher in this this school goes above and beyond to make sure you know everything you need…read moreto about whatever trade you're interested in. Bryan got me in and idk about any other REP. But he truly cares about you doing your best. Mr. Papagna is seriously the best teacher I ever had! This guy multitasks like nobody i have ever met! He'll teach 3 classes at the same time! But seriously, if you're looking for the perfect trade school, this is perfect for ANYONE!!!!

Kerrianne was my driving instructor and she was very patient and kind. She offered me great tips…read moreand helped me feel more confident in myself. Highly recommend making an appointment with her!

This has been the best driving school I've attended. The professionalism at The Next Street is…read moretruly top-tier. My instructor, Kerrianne, was an absolute blessing. She was patient, approachable, and kind. She carefully identified and addressed my problem areas, making it the most stress-free driving experience I've ever had. I was initially worried because my driving test wasn't in Manchester, but she took me around the town where I'd be testing to help me get familiar with the area. She also effectively managed the time and made every second count. I'm incredibly grateful, and I'm so glad I chose The Next Street.

Cruise Kids The…read morewonderful ladies at Parsons Sewing have worked on , repaired and kept our three Brother embroidery machines running superbly. These are incredibly complex and sophisticated machines. In our business of childrens clothing design and manufacturing, we cannot be having machines idle or not working. We have come to rely on Parsons to handle whatever comes up. They have also worked on our sergers, and it doesn't matter that we didn't purchase them there. We have never had a problem with Parsons and look forward to a long and happy working relationship with them for years to come!

Friendly staff. Great classes. Lots of accessories for pfaff machines and trained repair/…read moremaintenance staff

I am in love with this store. I can do some basic crochet, but am a near expert level shopper. This…read moreshop is gorgeous, beautiful yarn is everywhere and it feels very relaxed. There are a lot of samples of work decorating the store. There's even a large table on one side with "Open Table Time" to work on projects. The yarn is higher quality, with all different colors, textures, fibers... It is perfect for so many projects, time allowing! There are also a lot of kits (crochet your own dog, anyone?) for knitting, crochet, and wool. I wish I could describe it more, but seeing is involved so much in truly appreciating how beautiful everything is. This shop is for anyone who loves their fiber arts.

Knit & Pearls is a great yarn shop in Central CT and definitely worth visiting! The yarn selection…read moreis very good with frequent sales and lower prices than you will find anywhere else for top quality wool and other fibers. The owner Susanne is truly an enthusiastic knitter and this shop cannot be beat for samples of knitting! If you love to see a finished garment in the yarn you are considering, this is the place! I've never seen a shop that produces a full size sample per month! Amazing! Also this shop is extremely well organized! I am somewhat biased as I did teach crochet there and loved every minute of teaching at Knit & Pearls. Ample parking and it's next to Luke's Donut OMG super hot coffee and delish donut holes so beware. Watch for lively yarn events and trunk shows- you are sure to make wonderful fiber friends here.

Came here for an intro class and loved it. The instructor was so nice and so encouraging. I do have…read moresome experience with pole. However, the staff here is really technique driven which is something I was not used to in previous classes. I love that they encourage elegance on the pole not just sexiness, Which again is something different from my Past experience with Pole classes. the club is affordable and educational. love that they have two locations. I'm not the biggest fan of the location in Hartford. However, it is more convenient than having to drive to Springfield. I did notice that the poles at the gym are not in front of the mirrors which makes it hard to check your form or your technique. I'm someone who likes to see myself when I'm learning. I also would love to see them add additional poles along with more mirrors, I do not like to share a pole in a learning environment. I feel like it takes away from my paid for hour but I do enjoy the open pole classes when I can make it. This place is definitely worth a shot if your interested at all in breaking your curiosity with the art of pole dance.