My son has been in piano lessons with Mr. Panos Messis for many many years in Chapel Hill Music…read moreSchool. He enjoyed his piano lessons very much and gradually playing as joy. we can see the big improvement in his skills as well. Thanks very much for Mr. panos great teaching. Really Appreciate the opportunity this music school offered to my kid. Thanks!

I did about two years of lessons with Panos Messis at CHSMA and learned tons about music theory and…read morehow to be a properly trained pianist after playing on my own for a while. Panos was extremely helpful in keeping me on track with my goals and supportive the entire time. I felt odd as an older person taking lessons but Panos didn't struggle at all to switch between giving his lessons to elementary school kids and myself back to back. He is a professional, a fantastic instructor, and a wonderful pianist. CHSMA staff were also easy to deal with and helped me get on my way.

Me and My husband both took the class in Middlesex, as our CC Permits had Expired. The Trainer…read moreWoody, Is Great! He is very Informational and takes time to go through things. He will stop and work with you, He has no issues answering questions. I have to say the Class was better then I thought. I left there with my Certificate as my husband did as well. Woody took the time to show me why my shooting was off. I will be going back to him for addtional classes. So with that being said, I highly Recommed this Class. And having Woody as a Instructor. He is all about safety and that is the way it should be. Woody and his Wife Dolly are amazing people, with this being a 8 hour class, yes it is long but, he supplies coffee,drinks and Lunch and snacks. And plenty of breaks. Thanks for everything Woody!

I was certified via CPR specialist, Talia Nelson. The class was extremely helpful when learning…read moreCPR, she took her time and explained everything one-on-one. If you're wanting to know about resuscitation, you should definitely take the course if you're wanting to be certified. I'll rate her class at 10/10 - highly recommend for young professionals!

I attended an October 2023 virtual class with John D. This was instrumental in my success (I…read morepassed my PMP exam - above target in all areas)! John was clear in his explanations and did a great job managing time and planning breaks. He also provided invaluable information regarding navigating all of the different materials out there (PMBOK, Process Groups Practice Guide, Agile Practice Guide, etc.). Additionally, the amount of resources at your disposal to help with your exam prep when you take the class through PMA is incredible and so beneficial. I highly recommend the PMA (and John D!) to anyone contemplating their options for PMP prep.

I took the one-week prep course a few months ago, and I've been using the PMA study materials…read moresince. I found both to be helpful (and I passed the exam on my first attempt!), but I found the many grammatical errors in the materials (and particularly the practice exam) to be distracting. The practice exam questions are also very different from the actual exam questions. The PMA practice questions are often a paragraph of useless information followed by a question that requires none of the information in said paragraph. The exam doesn't do that. Overall, considering 35 contact hours of training are required for the PMP application, I think PMA is a good option for PMP exam prep.

To any parents that may be considering sending their kids to ID Tech technology camp, I would not…read morerecommend it. My son went there in June and though the counselors are polite and upbeat college students, we were less than satisfied with the overall quality of the experience. The Pros: - I did find the camp counselors energetic, upbeat, polite, and socially engaging with the kids. I do think that they do a good job of trying to make the experience a fun one and facilitate getting the kids comfortable with one another. - The UNC campus is a nice venue for the camp. The Cons: - The first part of the disappointment relates to the fact that even though we had signed my son up for a particular track (FPS - Unreal Development Kit), on the first day, they had him attending another track. My son, who is 12, brought it to their attention, but was told that he was in the right class and he must not have remembered what we had signed him up for. My wife talked to the camp director immediately after hearing that from my son the first night. After the camp director checked into it at my wife's request, it turns out that there were two kids (one being my son) with the same first name and last Initial. Since check-in is done by finding your name tag that displays only first name and last initial, the problem occurred there, so they actually had two campers attending the wrong tracks for the first day. It makes me wonder about those kids that have medications distributed while they are there? Do they ever get the wrong medicines? - The instruction format is not what we expected. We thought that it would be instructor lead tutorials, with hands-on exercises and mentoring as follow-up to those. As my wife and I asked more and more questions of my son in regards to the structure of the day, it sounds like it was largely self-paced discovery and you could ask the instructor / counselor any question you might have. I was very disturbed at the "Class Graduation" when the counselor said to my son, that "he heard that my son was doing some real cool stuff with his level, but he never got the opportunity to play through it". The counselors are good people and I do not intend to paint a picture otherwise. They are also young college students that are not trained instructors and are not necessarily expert at the topic they are teaching. Considering the cost of the camp, the program that my son attended did not provide anything close to a good value. For any parent considering sending the kids to this camp with the hopes that it will further their technological knowledge of game development and the software tools associated with it, you will be far better off buying a good PC, downloading the tools for free (www.UDK.com, www.Unity3d.com, www.yoyogames.com, etc.) and going to YouTube to watch the ample tutorials there. Once my son is old enough (needs to be a rising ninth grader) we will be sending him to the game development camps at Wake Tech at ~ 1/3rd the cost.

My son attended the iDTech camp held at Chapel Hill. He LOVED it! From a parent perspective, it…read morewas incredibly organized and very well run. From a student perspective, it was awesome! I loved how, at the end of the week, there was a "diploma ceremony" where the counselors spoke at length about each individual child and their contributions to the camp week. It was a very positive experience for my child. Thank you iD Tech!

Master Nathan Ray is exceptional. He is an excellent teacher and sensei. It's not everyday where…read moreyou can meet let alone learn from a two-time World Champion in Karate. Excellent place to teach your kids discipline, confidence, and respect.

I've been a casual Martial Arts and boxing enthusiast for many years, at age 60. I decided I needed…read moreto do something for me after being a breadwinner for many years. I decided for personal and health reasons to finally start attaining belts or rank. I couldn't have chosen a more passionate caring instructor than Master Nathan Ray. Young or Old you will love his personality, his patience, and his ability to build confidence and expertise in his students.

James is such a supportive, engaging, and entertaining instructor. The class whizzed by as I…read morelearned life-saving skills. Now I feel comfortable and confident about being able to administer CPR if the moment arises.

This is my ultimate meditation spot. I would like to thank everybody who keeps this organization…read moregoing and everybody that comes to the classes here. We have had a HUGE group and amazing experiences at our RCIA so far in 2019 through 2020 and I cannot wait to see what the rest of the year brings! Cheers.

This is a great disciplined and structured Catholic school. The school is over 100 years old and…read morethe principles have remained the same. Get good grades, mind your manners, no back talk to your elders, and good christian values and character driven beliefs. Religion is in the fore front of the teachings and they all go through the class everyday and attend Mass. I would recommend this school to anyone looking for a highly respected Catholic parochial school PreK - 8th grades. The parent volunteer base is very supportive of the school as well. Strong values in how we want our children to be brought up in this kind of world.