I recently attended a 3 hour lesson with Dan at Stick Shift Driving Academy and left with…read moreconfidence in my Driving ability. The instructor was knowledgeable, patient, followed the curriculum, chose a public area for the lesson, and took proper pandemic safety precautions. I highly recommend their courses!

This driving school was great! My instructor, Mr. Jackson was just amazing! Bring an older woman…read morethat hadn't driven a car in over 25 years, he was patient and supportive. I highly recommend Professional Driving School (Garfield location) to anyone, young or old. Than you Mr. Jackson for helping me get my first driver license.

Professional should not be in their name, don't ever go to this place!!!! The location is…read moreimpossible to find on Lorain Avenue. The address is 15722 and goes from 15708 to 15730. I ended up driving around for 15 minutes, showed up just a couple minutes late and the extremely rude instructor turned me away after I told her that their facility was really hard to find and that I've been driving around looking for the place for quite some time and that I lived 45 minutes away.....I would never recommend this place to anybody, ever!!!! Extremely rude and very unprofessional!!

Scott. J. Haley. if you've been to Metro, you will NEVER forget this mans name, I'm 30--took…read morethese classes @ 15 & still remember that man. Kathy did my on roads, she was fantastic - Scott is a old fashioned teacher, he likes the rules to be followed- follow his rules, you'll have no problems. i'll always use my blinker whenever my wheel turns, i always let the person on the RIGHT at a 4-way stop go first, I always check my blind spot before merginf & ya know what - I've never been in an at fault accident in my life.

I took classes here many years ago but I thought it should be known my experience. Scott J. Haley…read morewas a piece of work for sure. Why this is said because the first class he was intensely mentioning the time for the break, however, he misworded himself twice and it seemed like a fairly long break but my friend heard the same thing so we walked to Giant Eagle to use the bathroom and then we found out we were late and he made a HUGE scene about it. He yelled at our parents and us. Okay, so class one down. Thereafter the classes were informative but relatively wordy for my guess the purposes of the required time in the classroom. His wife was incredibly friendly and helpful and I am saddened to hear of her passing. Overall, the students were all high school age who were rude and insubordinate so I don't blame him for having to be tough. I hate high school age kids, I was the science club-president-morning-announcement-office-page person so I did not act out, ever but I guess we are all the same at the end of the day. The in cars were interesting. I had Patti the first and second time and it consisted of her telling us about her kids and her life problems for the duration of the entire trip. The maneuverability practice was similar, she would continue to talk about her problems while I ran over the cones repeatedly. She also made sure we stopped for ample smoking breaks. I did get to go on the highway with her, to go to her house to turn off her oven or something. So not so helpful. The third time I had a new women whose name I forgot. She was similar to Patti in that she smoked every second we were out of the car and she had quite the personality no doubt. However, during maneuverability she taught me how to successfully pass the driving test with the most-unusual but functional trick. Patti used steering wheel positions and did not work. The new women just said practice driving up around then and then when you go back half pedal and count to three then break and it worked. I passed my driving test the first time so everything was good in the world and they designed the terrible driver I am today. All-in-all, it is driving school. The experience sucks but whatever. My big problem though was that in my class there was this kid who went to my high school who had a crime record as long as the mistakes that Trump has made since taking office (so long as hell). He was in the class obviously and was not 18 yet, however he would act up all class so Scott must of known who he was. However, at the end of class, he would hop in his car and drive away. Unless it is court ordered or something, which I doubt because this kid was like a third-year freshman but he probably didn't ever get his license.

Barb at Medina has been absolutely fantastic. My son loves her. He said he learned alot while…read morehaving fun. She is very patient while they were doing the in cars. Highly recommend.

Do not send your teen to this school!! They are very unprofessional, they do not tell you they have…read moreno drivers and will not refund you your money!!! The manager is childlike and makes excuses instead of trying to fix the issue!!! DO NOT WAIST YOUR TIME HERE!! Pay the extra bucks and send them to somewhere else!!

Both of my kids have gone here and it's a wonderful place! They learn so much and are always happy…read moreto be there. We are so lucky to have found Willoughby Montessor!

Both of our kids attend Willoughby Montessori And we absolutely love it! For the last 2.5 years it…read morehas been a joy to see our children develop into amazing little people and we know that this place is the root cause. Wonderful caregivers and teachers make up this amazing school and we couldn't imagine our little ones going anywhere else during the most important stages of development in their lives.

The student did a fair job for no supervision. There was no supervisor in sight. Except for the…read morefront desk, where they were gossiping about the clients and students to other students. The student started to chop an the hair at the ends. No styling - when I question her why she was cutting my hair that way, she response, shock me: "My instructor told me to cut your hair that way." I speechless. This is will not prepare the student to secure a job. Please think about changing up the supervision there.

This review is on the cosmetology school (specifically the esthetics program), not the services…read moreprovided by students. During one 15 week period in 2018 there were 5 different esthetics teachers. They also lost their manager and a cosmetology teacher during this time. Smoking was taking place directly outside of a propped-open emergency exit and smoking breaks are taken in addition to timed/clocked out breaks. Those that don't smoke are being exposed to second-hand smoke several times per day because they are just outside the exit with the door open. Students take lunches and breaks whenever they want to be unavailable to perform a scheduled service that they do not wish to perform, which leaves students wanting to get their hours completed doing all the services that other students don't wish to do. Students are told to collect their things at 30 - 45 minutes before the end of the day and while they are still clocking hours so that the staff can leave promptly at 5:30, even turning off the lights while students are still in the classroom. Fridays esthetics' classes had no teacher other the cosmetology teacher and therefore busy with those students. Juniors who are also supposed to be tested out of every service by the end of their first 5/6 weeks but are unable to because the class schedule isn't followed. Many advanced esthetics classes are supposed to be given on Fridays, but since there is no Friday instructor it took the juniors additional time to become seniors. Services sometimes could not be performed because they did not have the supplies on hand to complete the service. This didn't happen only one time. Students have been asked/encouraged to call state representatives about proposed state laws that will affect cosmetology schools and students. The students weren't asked that they call and give their opinion. They were given a script of what to say. Not only was that inappropriate to ask of students, but anyone who wanted "extra hours" could come in and call representatives on a day the school is normally closed. This was inappropriate, unethical and unprofessional to ask students to do the political bidding of a school. Arbitrary new rules are thrown at students without any notice and make no sense, such as, students are told that they aren't allowed in the classroom unless it's teacher approved and it can only be for an hour. They are expected to be on the floor. That would be fine typically but there is no common sense factored into this rule. Sometimes all the rooms are full, all the towels and sheets are washed and dried so there is nothing to do on the floor and nowhere but the classroom to go. Raphael's is a poorly run family business that the owner, Ralph Delserone, Is only interested in making money, not in the students or the student salon customers.