This school is awesome. They prepared me for my road test in less than a month of lessons- I…read moresucked. Passed my N first try thanks to them. 5 stars

I initially talked with Manjit to set up the sessions. She was super responsive and helpful. She…read moreset up time with Shingara and I worked with him for couple of sessions. I initially learned how to drive from my huaband and practice under his supervision. However for the test and to have better skills in drivering, I knew I needed extra training. Shingara is an excellent instructor. Respectful, very patient, and super intelligent on how to communicate the instructions. Even when time was up, he didn't rush me to go back. I compensated the extra time but he never even asked! I was surprised! His work ethics and customer service are great. I highly recommend their service. Great instructors, great customer service.

Came here to check out this University. Its a very small Campus. Seems like they are trying to…read morebuild a community here. New housing are being built. I have to say the view here is nice. Parking is not too expensive here. As well seems like lots of parking spots too. Driving by not a lot of students walking around.

Oct. 7/20. WITHOUT PREJUDICE: Yes, but for all of that, this institution has had B.C. Human Rights…read moreTribunal- and in-house Discrimination and Harassment Complaints lodged against it. Have a gander at the attached photos of a spoof of my late father, Dr. Ken Taylor, one of T.R.U.'s past Science Instructors, and of a type of cautionary sign I think T.R.U. Staff would do well to post at Entrances to the places it has on-campus, such as the Main Library, where people tend to linger and use technology. I do not believe T.R.U. Staff can flood the university with surveilling-devices, such as security cameras with audio capacity, at the moment, but it would be great if they could. Caveat emptor when it comes to this institution, in my opinion, because of unchecked invisible violence I saw committed at T.R.U. early in 2019, and because of an apparent loss of an emphasis on teaching veracity. Renee Taylor. ameardx@yahoo.ca.