The teachers are all nice, however the management is absolutely awful and rude. They shame students…read moreaswell as blackmailing us to remain silent

Thank you so much for your fantastic CNA training program. As a student, I learned specific job…read moreskills and knowledge required for the competitive, ever-changing job market and earned certification on completing these programs. I recommend it to everyone to join this CNA Training Program. It is very helpful.

The most beautiful place in Kew Gardens. Everything they sell in here is a unique piece of art made…read morewith love. I can't wait to come back!!

Owner was discriminatory toward deaf people. She refused to let me use the power wheel because I…read moreneeded to "hear" in order to be safe. Little did she know that there are deaf potters (even a deaf blind one!) that have managed to use the wheel without any issues. It was disappointing to see that she was inflexible in learning more about how to work together to communicate effectively and safely. Her correspondence was very rude! I will never go there AND will not recommend anyone.

This place is a complete rip off…read more They have a Groupon out right now and according to the Groupon, it states that you get a 100% guaranteed job placement, along with a certificate and the option of taking four 4-hour or two 8-hour classes on the weekend. Its all complete bullshit. You dont get a certificate or job placement UNLESS you pay another $300. You dont get the flexible schedule option of the four 4-hour class during the week but ONLY the two 8-hour class on the weekends. Everything that they state that they are going to do on their Groupon is inaccurate. I basically just wasted $100 to learn how to mix a few drinks, which I could of totally done on Youtube for FREE. This place is not legit, they just want your money.

I had a side gig as a server at a catering hall prior to covid. When they re-opened, I asked to…read morecome back as a bartender because I had done it a couple times there and had bartending at other places here and there and it was less physical stress. I didn't account for the mental stress of not knowing how to really make drinks with 25 guests and servers, simutaneously demanding drinks. Not just rum and cokes or simple drinks I've made at hole in the walls or parties I've worked; I mean real cocktails Manhattans, Cosmos, Sidecars, every type of Martini, drinks I never made, heard, or bothered to know how they're made when I order them. Even after googling, my portions were off. I was rusty and a mess. Everyone says you don't need a class, you'll figure it out. Only true if you are ok with being wrong or work somewhere that will train you/be patient with you messing with their inventory. Since I'm not so good at knowingly serving people bad drinks, I signed up for the 3day course at 1800 Bartending. The location is convenient (right by the E, F at Union Turnpike) It is 1 Saturday class + 2 nights guest bartending, subject to scheduling. I chose the 3 day over the 8 because 1) I'm broke - There's groupons but call to book and see what they can do for you before you purchase 2) They offered to subtract the difference if I wanted to upgrade later on. I feel like I had the information I needed from my experience and all the googling I had done to understand spirits and "shaken vs stirred" and all that but I personally needed a place to practice my pour and timing and ask questions without feeling stupid. One day would be good enough to boost my confidence and gave me course material access to refer back to for the more complex drinks once I had the basics down. However, if you have little to no experience behind the bar or with spirit knowledge, take the 8 day. It's 2 weeks with 3 classes + 1 guest gig each week. They break down the cocktails by type and give you in depth info. My course was from roughly from 10-6p with an hour lunch. The classroom is set up with about 8 mock stations with faux liquor (the way that people overpour and spill, it's better that way though you can't taste if your "drink" is right) so about 16ppl max in a class. Mine had like 7. The instructor goes over your responsibility as a bartender when serving people and how to handle IDing guests, overconsumption, etc. Super important! Then for the rest of the class, he goes over 12-15 basic cocktails and techniques in sections so that you can practice. We were paired up for role playing and to help each other out and the instructor comes around to check on you. Let's talk about the instructor - Diego is awesome! Really nice, very knowledgeable, helpful and makes you comfortable. He's definitely an industry pro. He answered all our questions and gave realistic responses. Super appreciative because it enhances the experience Guest bartending was at a cute gastropub a few days later. How it works is you bring your friends, family to order drinks and let you know how you did, putting your skills to work. It's a great way to practice, an opportunity to show of your talent and business growth skills to an owner who may be hiring and just an overall vibe. I only have 2 friends and they couldnt make it but I was able to practice with some of the others students and socialize, which is kind of the most important skill for a bartender. A good drink = Tip$ A good drink + a personality = boom! you're Bill Gates I worked the following weekend -I was the only bartender, 70 guests, and for 4 hours straight they wanted blueberry martinis, margaritas, mojitos and then some. I made a lot of money and my Maitre'd said I was like a different person from the last party we worked together. Thanks 1800 Bartending

This school is SCAM! please avoid!! The director Lyonel is…read morean even bigger scam. my course material was out of date. Part of my program was that I would receive one on one mentorship, which was a lie. I had to purchase my own material. I have a list of violations that this school has broken..

Very friendly staff. The center is quiet and peaceful. If you come earlier then scheduled they…read moreallow you to take your exam regardless. Pleased with this Center.

Great school, decent price and instructors. Glad I went with them within 2 weeks I got my licenseread more

From the owner: Driving classes, Express DMV services like vehicle registrations, renewals, titles, plates, plate…read moresurrenders and transfers. Personal, commercial and TLC.

I would never recommend Young Chefs Academy for children with special needs!!!…read moreBecause I work with special needs kids and I took one of my clients to Young Chefs Academy and she was bullied by another student more then once in class She had been going to this school for two years and when I tried to talk to Jason about having a sit down conversation with the other child and her parents he informed me that I couldn't have a conversation with the parents and that I had to deal with the matter outside on the street and not on his premises Then my special needs client was kicked out of Young Chefs Academy Because I complained about the bullying!

First time. 3 age group: 7 and under: Kinderchef, 8-12: Juniorchef, 13+ : seniorchef. Weekly…read moreclass offers Thur to Sun afternoons, 90 min each. You can join membership, I think around $140 a month to get 30 % off each class and get advance reservations. Non member pays $50 each 90 min class. Register and reserve online or call the place to reserve. I found Groupon $90 for two classes for one child, limitation includes you can't reserve more than 2 weeks in advance. Called to the place and Jason returned my call. Reserved over the phone no problem. Queens Blvd is very difficult to park. Luckily there's a bus stop in front of the store and I did a quick drop off. Jason specified it is a drop off class, so parents can't observe. I was allowed to go down where the class was during the last 10 min. Instructor chef Nicole was very friendly and told me how my kids do. They made dumplings, blanch veggies, noodles and biscuits. Kids were divided into small groups to cook different recipes. At the end there's the tasting where I joined. They will also give you the recipes to take home. Kids have tons of fun and would very much come back again. Overall, definitely recommend. NY only has one young chef so far. They are opening another one at Garden City but don't know when. It said coming soon on website.

Great school, this was my first time learning to drive and the instructors taught me very well from…read morethe basics to more advanced situations. Learning from them, I was able to pass my test on very first try.

I passed my New York Road Test in my first attempt. I highly recommend A D Driving School. I…read moreenjoyed my lessons with instructor Manpreet who gave me valuable guidance regarding driving safely in New York City and the road test. She had a very positive and motivating approach! I would also like to thank Debbie for all the help with scheduling classes and the test. It was a very seamless and efficient process.

They don't have no flexibility for their 5 hour classes and if you make the mistake of booking it…read moreonline before you get to know that, getting your refund is like hell

Went pretty well for me. I noticed some bad reviews on yelp, but I guess Action Driving school has…read moreimproved over time. Classes definitely were worth the money paid for them. New cars are pretty pleasant to drive, overall experience is good. Would I recommend it to friends? Well, if they don't already got their license, then definitely yes.