I have been to several CCSF College Campuses like John Adam's Campus, Phelan Campus, Chinatown…read moreCampus, Mission Campus... The one thing that I like about this campus it's because it's surrounded by a lot of Mĕxìĉãń Řěśťàùŕàñťś that makes Śùpèŕ Ɓùŕřìťòś they also have some Ćĥìñêśè Fòőđ, & Ìťãĺìãñ Fòôđ Ťĥãť Mãķèś Pìźžâ... And the class that I am taking is Healthy Choice which is a class what I get to do is do some exercise like Qi Gong, Zumba, Dancing... & Exc Not Only That I Also Had A Chance To Make A Red Colored Mickey Mouse Shaped Pancake!!!!!

My class for English 96 & 1B were held here during spring 2010 & 2011. This is one of City College…read moreof San Francisco's campuses, it is quieter than the main campus. Their library looks very neat, I also do wish that I was able to take all of my classes here. If you are coming in through the 22nd St & Bartlett St entrance, feel free to visit the cafe for a little something to eat and drink. The cafe is just a short walk from the Mission Campus bookstore and they are both facing Bartlett St. Parking*: street metered parking / garage parking *Good luck looking for a spot to park your car if you do drive here. Public Transportation: - 14 Mission - 49 Van Ness / Mission - 14L Mission Limited* - 12 Folsom / Pacific* - 48 Quintara 24th Street* - 67 Bernal Heights* - BART* @ 24th St & Mission www.sfmta.com and www.bart.gov are the websites to refer to for nearby transit information.

Newly constructed CCSF CNB Campus - Main Building and Annex Building opened its doors to the public…read moreon 8/15/12 for its 1st day of classes.

Very modern and fancy, great for everyone who wants to improve their english speaking skills. Their…read morelibrary hours isn't as long as downtown campus, but still ok, at least better than a lot of the sfpl locations. Very nice!

This place use to bring the Arab community together, these days it is a joke…read more They need to do more for the Arab community especially during these difficult times.

The Arab Cultural and Community Center is staffed by a devoted and energetic corps of people who…read moreprovide cultural and educational programming about Arab and Arab-American culture and experience, as well as providing social services to the Arab-American communities of the Bay area. Their showcase event each year is the Arab Cultural Festival, traditionally held in Golden Gate Park in August or September, and featuring poets, singers, comedians, dancers, and foods of the Arab world, as well as exhibits and displays by a variety of related organizations. It's a great opportunity to learn about the culture of the Arab Middle East and see real, live, local people who proudly and exuberantly claim the culture as their own. The ACCC also offers Arabic classes for children and adults and sometimes offers courses in Arabic music, calligraphy, or drumming. Their online calendar at http://arabculturalcenter.org/calendar is the best source of information about any upcoming classes, movies, lectures, or other events. The Arab Cultural and Community Center is easily accessible by MUNI, as it is only a short walk from the Forest Hill MUNI station. To get there from Forest Hill, exit the station and turn left. The first street you cross is Plaza Street. The ACCC is housed in a large, off-white house with many windows on the corner of Plaza and Laguna Honda. Parking in the hilly residential neighborhood around the center is difficult but not impossible; curb your wheels though, it's steep! Most events at this non-profit cultural center are funded by donations or small entrance fees; discounts are available to those who join as members.

CCSF is Free and a Big waste of time…read more Let's be blunt if u use mind & place ur dedication u will fail no matter the circumstances because are already exerting all ur efforts in 1 options. If u use ur brain & create new options stop being pessimistic u will find new opportunities for urself. Place is full of losers, it is important for a person to be individual not a follower tap outside the box the boss is of full of idiots. Life is about sex, meeting new people. Who cares if it is appropriate or inapproiate set of stupid rules, learn to be free. U also got a passport to abuse & outside of out the usa sex & prostitution is open. No need to mom the place up anymore because it is annoying really annoying deal with ur own problems.

Today, I have officially graduated with honor from city college of San Francisco (ccsf). I am glad…read morethat i made such a correct choice for choosing ccsf. At ccsf, I have received so many supports, assistants, and opportunities to obtain this sucess. Ccsf have provided a short but mavolous chapter in my life. I'm so proud to be a student at ccsf because I know that the school has prepare me well for the next chapter (sfsu) of my life. Class of 2022. Cheer

FYI, the house with the Korean classes is at 1362 Post Street (between Gough & Franklin). I haven't…read moremade it around to enrolling, but what I have done here is attend as well as volunteer for events, including a mini event of couch assembly. In addition to language classes, some things that happen here are dance and music performances, movies, dinners, end-of-semester skits, traditional seasonal celebrations (Chuseok, Seollal / Seolnal), and just celebrations in general. The seasonal open houses are cool because different rooms are set up with ongoing activities such as calligraphy, food & drink, coloring, traditional board games, crafts, getting your photo taken wearing a hanbok, and more. Exploring the rooms will have you moving up and down among the floors of the house. So if you're here with family or a group, you might want to bring your cell phones to more easily figure out where each person is. In any case, once the food breaks out, sooner or later everyone can be found downstairs.

IIC offers many levels of Korean, helping you find a class that's just right for you. I jumped in…read moreat Beginning Korean II, but the transition was easy. The instructor is very attentive to each student's abilities and to the flow of the class. For a once a week, 3-hour class, the cost is only $420 including the cost of the textbooks. That's a big draw-in! The only rough patch is that different instructors teach different classes, and they may vary from semester-to-semester. So you may end up with an instructor less motivated. But at this price, it's worth the gamble. I really enjoy the class, and the classmates too. It's a fun, easygoing atmosphere. So far, the class has been going on for several weeks, and no one has opted out! Instead, people show up early to get some cramming done!

I'm back here at Safety Training Seminars in the Taraval location to renew my PALS recertification…read more This location is convenient, whether you want to take the L train with the bus stop in front, or park in residential areas. The place has 3 skills training area and is very clean and organized. It's also stocked with manikin wipes and hand sanitizer. It's no wonder I come here for all of my recertifications. Thank you for having this sunset location open and keeping it clean! Again, I will be back for my BLS and ACLS next year. :)

Went here for the BLS certification and their instructions on the computer were clear while the…read morespace was very clean. I just wish they offered XS gloves. I'm docking a point as their small gloves were the only ones that weren't latex free. This resulted in an allergic reaction/rash on my hands by the time I was finished.

Grand opening of a pottery/ceramic studio in Nob Hill (SF) across from the Cable Car Museum on…read moreMason. Great place to learn pottery making. Use of the hands helps keep the muscles toned and strong when shaping the clay. Samantha Is the instructor/teacher. She has the patience of Job when it comes to teaching. It's 2 levels with the kiln downstairs. Monthly membership is available to those who want to spend more time creating and making their pottery. Love it.

Came across this beautiful little pottery store/ studio while getting coffee down the street. Very…read morefriendly service and great quality; I love my wall flower holder. I also perched some Palo Santo and gave some to my friends that I visited. Lovely store

My family has a history here…read more My siblings and I attended the St. Mary's Chinese Day School when it was located at its original campus at 902 Stockton Street. Due to required seismic work on the building, the archdiocese sold that building and moved the school's campus for both schools here in conjunction with CCDC raising this building. The school recently celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2023 where a variety of teachers and alumni shared memories and a great time together. The school is currently headed by Deacon Simon Tsui, the principal and his wife Katherina. After a difficult period battling the obstacles from March 2020 worldwide, the school found its footing in continuing with its curriculum on a remote basis. The school is back to an in-person classroom environment and the student body size continues to grow as the word gets out about the quality of learning here. Besides learning either or both Cantonese and Mandarin, their school, funded and supported by the Archdiocese of San Francisco, encourages a Catholic background in teaching language and social skills as well and traditional cultural and art skills such as calligraphy and abacus and mental math. The classroom sizes are smaller which gives the instructors and students a greater opportunity of providing one-to-one learning. Though the Fall semester has started, registration is open for the 2025 semester (1/4/25 to 6/7/25).

A wonderful educational institution with a long history of providing quality Chinese language…read moreeducation to generations of students in the San Francisco community. I attended St. Mary's Chinese Language School many years ago when the school was serving students five days a week. I received an excellent education and am grateful that what I learned allowed me to use my language skills to work with primarily monolingual Chinese-speaking individuals in my career.