I'm primarily a musician and composer, so when it comes to physics and circuitry, I'm, oh, just a…read morelittle out of practice (from what I can remember, my last true physics class was before I got my driver's license). Mohammed made this class not only super easy to understand for a total novice, he made it fun! His method of teaching is conversational and engaging, and he satisfied all the questions I needed to ask (which was quite a few). I took the Beginner Microcontroller class in order to incorporate Arduino into a musical instrument I'm building, and Mohammed's from-the-roots subject matter is providing me with a substantive foundation to further my skill building. The classes are small and Mohammed even provided homework (definitely the first time in my life I've been excited about physics homework) and office hours! A highly effective, friendly teacher with interest in the people at the class, I highly recommend Mohammed and the course overall. I was more than satisfied and l would definitely take other classes through Duro.

Super fun, interesting, and inspiring. I highly recommend. The classes are a "gym for your brain"…read moreto build up your "fear hacking muscle." You start with a goal: something you want to achieve (but are too scared to do now; mine was sales because I fear rejection). The class builds up your ability to conquer fear by forcing you to take action. You do bigger and bigger "fearful" activities until you're able to achieve your goal. It's amazing and awesome and really works!

I loved the classes! It really is like a mental workout, and you leave each session feeling…read morefearless! I learned a lot and the talk was super interesting. The people are a lot of fun, and even the exercises were just scary enough to be super inspiring. I took this class because I wanted to start a company but was afraid to quit my job and jump into the unknown. I think I will start my company now!

I am very happy that I chose the Medical Assistant program at EDP School. The school provides a…read morewelcoming and supportive learning environment, and the program is well organized, offering an excellent balance between quality education and efficient use of time. I had the pleasure of studying with Pavlo Moldovan, whose knowledge, professionalism, and dedication to his students made the learning process both effective and enjoyable. His lessons were engaging, practical, and based on real-world experience. He always took the time to answer questions and support his students. I would also like to thank the wonderful administrators, Alla, Iryna, and Zhannet, who were always helpful and responsive. I have very positive memories of my time at EDP School and highly recommend it to anyone considering a career as a Medical Assistant. With gratitude, Liubov Chang

I had a very positive experience with this school. Courteous staff. Knowledgeable instructors…read more Small school with a family like atmosphere. Found a job through school's placement agency.

I went there I signed up for the postal exam I took the curses that they offered there I went to…read moretake the test did not pass it but it's ok how can I get my scores I l misplaced them I was there nov 2000 long time student is the place open Irene.

very good i leaarned a lot when i attned it was back in 2000 of nov i have the book that i got for…read morethe curse for the postal examination tommorrow im calling if the office is opened , i just need to find out my score i misplaced it irene stamelos

Belinda is an incredible instructor, and the effect of the technique is undeniable. It not only…read morechanged my acting and how I approach material, but it affected my overall health physically, mentally, and emotionally. I am a runner and this improved my running form like nothing else has. Highly recommend.

Belinda has tremendously helped me think about my body and neck and regain hope about living pain…read morefree. I'm not totally there yet but have valuable tools to use like "where's the floor" and remembering my natural buoyancy that I've learned through working with Belinda that regularly help me be happier about using my body, the most impressive tool we will ever have.

My husband and I are very happy that we found St. Nicholas of Tolentine Catholic Academy. A few…read moreyears ago, this was not the case, but with the new Principal Lowenberg, a lot of changes were made. He is doing a very good job with the school and so is the Church. They have a playground now for the small kids, new fences, new pavement, and air conditioners in the classrooms! Academically, our child is doing very well. I believe there is support for those who need help. And the community seems warm and welcoming. My child loves going to school!

I don't usually leave reviews, but I thought some of my fellow Brooklynites would appreciate…read moresomeone sharing a best-kept-secret (shhhhh): if you can relate to any of the following, you should run to register for one of vsl studio's workshops: 1) you're intimidated by your new sewing machine and would like to conquer that fear, 2) you've got some basic sewing skillz, but you don't seem to have the know-how in order to bring that *one* pattern to life or embellish it with that *one* technique or 3) you just want to get some good ol' fashioned personalized and patient sewing instruction. You will not be disappointed - what you will be is a more confident seamster! Seriously, I was somewhat of a skeptic (I took a few classes at another nameless place in Manhattan) and was pleasantly surprised by the personal attention at this little gem of a studio. My only frustration was with scheduling. It's a little tough to get into some of the classes, so don't delay! And it's true: everything's better in BROOKLYN!

I've just fluffed and placed my newly sewn pillow on my sofa and it looks AMAZING! While it might…read moreseem that I'm tooting my own horn, I'm not. Sure i picked a fabric I absolutely love, but I just finished the second session of the 2-day beginner workshop and the skills I learned at Sweet Life Studio were priceless. I've had some experience with sewing before, but nothing formal and I definitely had some gaps in my ability, so I thought I'd sign up for a class. Originally, I chose Sweet Life because it was a good location, but I definitely think I lucked out. Sarah, the instructor is so good, not only at what she does, but in clearly explaining how to do it yourself. Her experience teaching classes is evident, because she is able to skim her knowledge so that she can deliver a clear, concise workshop, where you leave with a completed project, as opposed to a random assortment of tips and half-taught skills. At the same time, she is open to questions and really gives the personal attention any beginner would need to feel confident. For the first session, I used my own sewing machine and then we realized the stitches weren't coming out right. Because she is truly a DIY kinda person (check her blog - www.verysweetlife.com), she was immediately able to identify the mechanical issue. That being said, I was unable to use my machine for this second class, but I was able to use one of hers, which I think is so generous, since I am still a beginner :) Anyhow. I could go on, but I hope my point is clear - if you're a beginner or want to increase your skills, check out the workshops and sign up. You won't leave disappointed. If I was more tech-savvy I'd post a pic of my pillow...

As a teacher with Upperline, I can say that it has been an amazing experience for two years…read morerunning. If you ever get a chance to work with them, you absolutely should. I've supported students as they've built chess apps for iPhone, built their own versions of Twitter from the ground up, and even designed interactive games like a form of frogger or a VR Maze that you can play through on your computer or with Cardboard on your phone. If you're a parent, call them up and talk to Danny. He's always happy to answer questions to see if this program is right for your student.