Dan and Kathy are by far the BEST instructors I have had in my 30+ years in Healthcare. They make…read morethe class fun while providing so much information and training. They are stuck with our office forever!

Dan and Kathy came over to my home to train my family (Gigi down to 13 year old daughter) how to…read moreconduct CPR and AED from Infant to Adult. We really learned a lot and they were willing to answer all questions and really explain everything well enough for us to learn. After class was completed we all felt really confident with what we learned and were satisfied. They are really nice and helpful and great teachers. Really recommend!!

I took some time to write this review on a clear head, not tired. Here we go, the DCJA class…read moreinstructor Courtney Leiker was fantastic, she is an amazing trainer. Courtney made sure all the materials were thoroughly reviewed, and did not cut corners. she taught the class all that's needed in your time as a Security Officer. I really enjoyed her class and is considering taking her PI class with her. I will highly recommend this particular instructor to anyone that needs or want a DCJS license. She was strict and by the book, but made the class go by because she was so funny. If you are thinking of getting your license go to CCJA with Instructor Courtney Leiker. Thank you Indira

I've taken EMT and Swat Med at this academy and was extremely impressed with the classes and level…read moreof instruction. Tom Perroni runs an impressive academy that offers more classes, with the highest level of expert instructors, than any other school in the Commonwealth. I took classes with students from all over the U.S. who heard this was one the top academies in the country. I have to agree with them 100%. Thank you for your instruction and I'll be back for more.

Starting shooting bullseyes halfway through first lesson! I couldn't be happier with the…read moreprofessional instruction, focus on safety fundamentals, and the immediate improvement in my shooting accuracy. I learned of Cobalt and Chris Murphy when I noticed some business cards for instruction while using the range at Clark Brothers in Warrenton. I scheduled a private lesson and was immediately impressed with the initial paperwork, instructions, scheduling process, and complete clarity from start to finish. It was after a disappointing day at the range that I decided to invest in professional instruction and I am so glad I did. It was an extraordinary value with not only immediate results, but also supplied with key drills I can practice to enjoy a lifetime of better shooting. Will definitely come back for additional training and continue honing my skills with them.

The instruction was comprehensive, tailored to the specific needs of each of the members of my…read moregroup (two left handed shooters, one with no experience, etc..) and the whole experience was comfortable and not intimidating. We couldn't have been happier with the skills we learned, the firearms we tried, and the experience on the range we received. Fantastic!

Excellent Pistol Instructor Class (NRA). Tighe was very knowledgeable and perceptive, tailoring the…read moreinformation to our class/ student requirements. I was especially impressed with his explanations on NRA standards and expectations. Coming from a law enforcement background, it was helpful to hear the NRA approach/reasonings behind their training and certification standards.

Pistol Instructor Class. First class with Tighe and he is great. Out of the gate, it is clear he…read moreis knowledgeable in the subject matter. Very personable, down to earth and relates to all of the candidates no matter the age, life experience, socio economic, etc. He is a veteran and relays experience and makes it relevant. Small class setting which allows for individual attention. Tighe is very constructive and patient in assessing candidates teaching methods, styles, etc. as well as individual shooting techniques. This class was flat out fun and informative and enjoyable. I will likely be taking additional classed at NOVA Marksmanship Academy.

They are no longer at the Dale City location they only online. I live in Dale City I went there to…read moreenroll for in person class to my surprise I office where where they were was for rent when you call the office they never responded.

*THIS IS FOR THE DRIVER IMPROVEMTN COURSE*…read more Great teacher and class. The room was pleasantly clean and well decorated. Hand Made signs on the walls for a great added touch. The instructor Ashton was very knowledgeable and great at making the class interesting rather than a pain. My only down side was that the place was kept freezing but that was no big deal since it can be fixed with a nice comfy sweater.

My son started with Ms. Rachael when he was 12 weeks old. He is now 8 months and I am 110% happy…read morewith the daycare. I am military so my schedule can be a little challenging and she always works to accommodate me on the busiest days. The day care is a wonderful environment: it is safe clean and bright and Ms. Rachael is a very caring and experienced teacher. I feel 100% confident that my son is safe and comfortable with her. My husband and I have already asked her to reserve a spot for our second child (whenever that may be)! I would definitely recommend Rachael's Learn & Play Child Care to all who are in need of a delightful educational experience.

Greatly appreciated my experience with Mr. Tibbs and CTS. Two of my peers also went through this…read moredriving school with good experiences, resulting in achieving our driving licenses!

CTS driving school and Mr. Tibbs is a very very reliable service for all of new Northern Virginia…read moredrivers. I'm 20 years old getting first time experience being on the road outside of the parking lot, after day 2 of instruction I felt very comfortable behind the wheel. Not only have 3 members of my family been students of Mr. Tibbs but all of them have become very good drivers. I also commend his patience and kindness as an instructor, no matter how many phone calls and inquiries he received while with other students, he always answered any questions potential students had and was flexible with their schedules while still being attentive to the driver behind the wheel and helping them. He is very understanding, gives great tips for being on the road, and makes you feel comfortable as if this is your own car. I highly recommend, I hope his services are around in the area for many years to come.

Had a great experience here. Have some riding experience but came here to satisfy the DC DMV…read moremotorcycle endorsement requirements. My instructors (Hank and Phil) were top-notch. They really, really know their stuff, were patient and thorough and extremely good at instruction. I was very impressed. I picked up a lot of new tips I'd never thought of, even though I've been riding seven or eight years. They allowed translators to accompany a few students who didn't speak English very well. They are extremely nice, funny guys, and very good at what they do. Can't recommend this course enough. A+++++

If I could give this place zero stars, I would…read more Just to be clear, I'm only reviewing my personal experience at the Fairfax location near George Mason University. My instructor was Jessica, so I can't speak for the other instructors or locations. I came here as a complete beginner expecting an MSF course to actually teach me how to ride. Instead, after struggling with one of the basic turning exercises, I was given basically two attempts before Jessica pulled out a paper and told me I was done and could come back another time - for an additional fee. Ironically, on my next attempt I actually did the exercise correctly. What bothered me most wasn't even being removed from the course. It was the way the instructor handled it. There was very little actual explanation of what I was doing wrong. Instead, she was constantly yelling things like "What are you doing?" That's not teaching, especially when you're dealing with someone who is sitting on a motorcycle for the first time. I spent around $350 on this course plus about five hours completing their online theory, and it was basically money and time thrown away. I refused to come back and pay them a second time out of principle. Instead, I practiced on my own and went through the Virginia DMV process, passing both the knowledge and riding tests. The DMV riding test is harder, but honestly, passing it gave me much more confidence in my ability to actually control a motorcycle. If you're a complete beginner, my advice would be to learn and practice somewhere else first and consider trying the DMV route before paying for this course. If you can't pass the DMV test, then sure, an MSF course may still make sense. But I definitely wouldn't recommend this particular course as the place to learn from scratch. A beginner motorcycle course should teach beginners, not expect them to already know how to ride.