I loved this place! This was my first time renewing my ACLS and I AM SO GLAD I found Karen at…read moreMidwest CPR center!! She really took the time to touch base on key points after watching the lecture, which helped me the most! She also provided hands on made sure we were doing it correctly before moving on. I know where I'll be going next when it comes to my PALS renewal! 10/10 recommend this place!!

Karen was such a wonderful instructor. Very personable, easy to understand and efficient. I made an…read morehour and a half drive and was well worth it. I recommend her to anyone looking for an BLS, ACLS, Pals class!! She will for sure have my ongoing business.

I am not a gun person. I will probably never be a gun person. I'm not necessarily opposed to them,…read morejust totally disinterested. The likelihood of me ever owning a gun is pretty slim, and the likelihood of me ever carrying concealed is even more slim. However my almost husband is a gun person, and as a result, I now live with guns. Since I'm going to be living with guns, I decided that I should at least know how to use them somewhat competently. So I signed up. I took their women's seminar which was a combination of the NRA Basic Pistol course and the Illinois conceal carry course. The class was taught by Christa, and she addressed some issues specific to women. Both Mikes were also present to help with some demo and hands on stuff. The class was a nice mix of lecture, discussion and hands on. We got to handle dummy ammunition, a variety guns, and holsters in class. We learned grip and stance in the classroom before we ever got to the range. After the classroom sessions alone, I felt confident that I could competently handle any of the guns in my house. We haven't done the range time yet, but they rent private space at Article II in Lombard which allows for more personal instruction. The staff is extremely friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. I don't think the was a single question asked they couldn't answer. The classroom space is also really nice and very professional. The classes are held in an actual office space, rather than someone's house. All in all, I would highly recommend Proton Training for anyone looking for a conceal carry course or basic firearms courses. You won't be disappointed!

Great little place...the staff very friendly good with answering my questions. Love the open air…read morefeel of the waiting area. The Spa treatment room clean an tranquil the young lady Sade Baker was great very calming and relaxing voice. Will be back again for more spa treatments

Best facial I ever got! I really recommend them! Very professional! I got a hour and fifteen…read moreminutes European facial. Can't wait to go back and I will definitely recommend Shay! She went that extra mile to make sure I had the best experience possible. Thanks Shay

I understand the students are there to learn to become professionals so I njoy talking to them and…read moregiving them good advice, encouragement as well as prompts. I allow them to shoot their best shot at my hair and I don't complain. I love the shampoo, that's what makes me happy.

Overpriced Long wait…read moreSloppy Service Half job Forgot to add product Bad personality Bad Servic Will not go back

My son just got in a CLASSICAL SCHOOL a few hours before this post! I would like to thank GOD, the…read moreacademy, our fans (its all for you), AND ESPECIALLY, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY...the BEAUTIFUL, KIND, AND LOVING WOMEN at Raindrops Early Learning Center! You guys are the best! This is all I wanted for my son. Extra attention when needed, thoughtful and kind acts during the pandemic, Gorilla Gourmet for the tots, creative curriculum and extra fun events in the summer, and always open to suggestions. They even listen to my problems sometimes ( LOL). Everything I needed in a PRE-K!

From the owner: Raindrop Early Learning Center is a place where children are valued for their sense of wonder,…read moretheir genuine curiosity, their need to explore, and their natural desire to learn. We are a daytime, year-round childcare program created for infants, toddlers and preschoolers, with an after-school program for school age children. Thanks to our strong educational curriculum, outstanding staff and commitment to early childhood learning and development, Raindrop Early Learning Center stands out from other Chicago institutions. We offer a specialized preschool and kindergarten program for children between the ages of two and six. We strive to provide each individual child with an environment that encourages self-discovery and a commitment to learning. Children are encouraged to learn how to solve problems, release their creativity and build social skills. All in all, our curriculum lays the foundation for a lifetime of learning. We adhere to the highest standards of educational and child development. Moreover, our dedicated, caring staff has the experience and know-how to put these principles to work for each and every child. Raindrop Early Learning Center carefully screens and interviews all teachers to ensure that they meet our high educational standards. They are first aid/CPR/AED trained and have all passed a comprehensive background check. Ultimately, we have but one goal: the optimal development of your child!

IMPORTANT EDIT: I've attempted to share my experience with this business by reviewing them on…read moreFacebook, not once, but twice. Both reviews have been deleted In the span of 24 hours. I've done the research, it's impossible to delete a Facebook review. I have no idea how they did it, but either way, my voice is being suppressed/silenced. This is unacceptable, and frankly, dangerous. **** A rep from Andy's Hub contacted me via Facebook messenger offering me $17 hourly for 4 students in an eLearning pod. I assume this individual was reaching out in response to an ad I posted in several Facebook networking groups which clearly listed my rates beginning at $30 hourly for eLearning support. Professionals supporting children with eLearning should expect to earn $10-20 per hour, *per child*. These nannies/caregivers typically earn $20+ hourly working with *one* child from *one* family, for childcare-only related tasks. eLearning support is HARD WORK, and should be compensated as such. If you check their website, (please see attached screenshot for reference) for rates, you'll see they charge families $40 hourly, *per child* for "group academic support". So, does that mean Andy's Hub is pocketing $143/per hour (with a 4 hour minimum!!) for groups of 4 students eLearning, and paying the eLearning assistant $17/hour? This organization is a detriment to the professional nanny/caregiver industry. While candidates can certainly decline to work with Andy's Hub, their practices are setting unreasonable compensation expectations for clients, which in turn tanks market rates for experienced professionals in the industry. In this extreme time of volatility and need, Andy's Hub is clearly taking advantage of unprecedented circumstances by undercutting caregivers of well-deserved market rates, and taking advantage of families by severely padding service provider rates, for their own bottom line. Gross.

Have had great experiences with Andy's Hub and would highly recommend to anyone looking for high…read morequality, reliable childcare! Everyone I've encountered is extremely polite and accommodating. They make great recommendations for childcare providers based on your family dynamic and needs.