Christine is an awesome teacher! She makes learning fun for the children. They enjoy playing games…read morewhile using the Spanish language. They have a great time and learn something too! My son (age 9) loves it! I highly recommend giving her lessons a try.

Nice employees and summer hours. Test practice as well for ACT. Good location. ...read more

Our experience with Huntington Learning Center has been outstanding. Our daughter improved her…read morescore from a 23 to a 30, which speaks volumes about the quality of instruction and personalized support she received. Because of the incredible results we saw, we confidently enrolled our second daughter in the program as well. We are so thankful for the positive impact Huntington has had on our family and highly recommend them to anyone looking for proven academic results.

After speaking with the director after my last rating and being told that my daughter was CLEARY…read morenot understanding the basics of 1st grade and she needed 6 hours of help a week....I told the director this program was not for her. I was indirectly called an idiot. The director is awful and this program just is NOT for everyone. My daughter is now a straight A student in second grade after seeking a private tutor (also saving loads of money).

We started our daughter here at the end of second grade - she was in need of extra reading and math…read morehelp. Their services mad a world of difference in her life. She improved in both areas, and she continues to learn new ways to learn information in a way that works for her. We will forever be thankful that we found Huntington.

I've had a great experience with GradePower, I've seen my SAT score climb significantly, and the…read morestaff are amazing. They've been willing to offer me practice drills and are always able to explain a concept to me, cannot recommend enough!

We had high expectations when my child joined GradePower. Reviews and parent recommendations were…read moreexcellent. Unfortunately, for us, the experience was not great. The first few weeks, my child was provided a workbook that was two grades below him on accident. After they discovered this mistake, they quickly moved him to the correct book. However, GradePower did not notify me of this nor did they attempt to make amends for this error. My child never came home with any workbook or items to review once he left their facility. After several months, I asked that GradePower focus on more of the items that my child struggled with versus the items he was already good at. Alex, the owner, agreed, but then the teachers, I feel, still did what was easiest which was not to challenge my child on the difficult items. I never received any feedback from the teachers directly. Unless I asked my child, I did not know what they were working on at any given time. Alex was always available to discuss my child, which was great. He was professional at all times. The front office person was also always pleasant. I think this program does work for the many who reviewed GradePower with high marks. I also think a student who is eager for additional support, may benefit from this program. Unfortunately for us, overall it was a negative experience. As a last comment: I was also disappointed that GradePower continued to require masks after all mandates at businesses and schools had dropped this requirement. When asked about a timeline for them to be "optional", the response was that it would be a very long time. Alex said if it was up to him, they would never come off.

Aparna and her staff in Mathnasium has been instrumental in building my strong foundation in both…read moreMath and English. The structured teaching approach and supportive instructors helped me gain clarity in core concepts and significantly improve my confidence. Because of this strong academic foundation, I was able to achieve my goal of being accepted into the highly competitive direct MD program at UMKC. I'm truly grateful for their guidance and dedication.

Aparna & her staff are very attentive to my daughter and I believe the discipline she gets from…read moreweekly sessions helps keep her focused in school!

I took the Excel Intermediate Class and am planning to take the advanced class. My instructor went…read moreslow enough for all of us to stay with her, but not too slow where it dragged. She also went fast enough so that we stayed on our toes, but she created an environment where we didn't feel too shy about asking questions and stopping her for stuff. We got breaks in between and I'm planning to take the Advanced class in the new year. Good pace and I feel more comfortable with some of the functions I've been doing on Excel at work. A Few Tips I'd leave with those taking this class: 1) There are no numbers or labels or signs on any of the doors inside this company. It's like a maze, so you need to know where you're going, and remember it. It isn't too hard, but if you're directionally challenged, find place markers or a friend who isn't. 2) Water sources are only in the Kitchen area. So, bring your own water bottle. They only allow covered liquids in the classroom. 3) There is a cafe on the 2nd floor that is worth checking out. I hear it's pretty tasty and prices didn't look too bad. I didn't try it this time, but will definitely try it when i go back. There are only a few places that are super close by.... and with traffic on 59, eating out might not be worth the risk. 4) The receptionist will tell you to hang your coat in the closet near the front because the space between the computers is small. I didn't want to - and when I got to the classroom, there was enough room for my coat to hang over my chair, and for me to tuck my purse underneath the desk. Its not super roomy, but you don't have to say goodbye to your coat and personal belongings if you don't want to. Just don't bring a suitecase.

As I peruse job postings, in search of a new job, I realize how many computer programs I don't…read moreknow. These days, you need to know more than Microsoft Word to get by. Though I use a layout program at work, it is outdated and not the one currently used in many companies. I decided to take a class to learn what I needed to know. My first search was at local community colleges, but those courses can be pricey and take 8 weeks to complete. I don't have that kind of time. Luckily I found Computer Training Source and what a good find that was. I went on their website, clicked the program that I needed (Adobe InDesign), and chose the level I wanted. They show you the class schedule for each course. I can't take a class during the day, and the Saturday course seemed expensive. Luckily, they had a special, which was $149 for 3 hours on Tuesday and Thursday in the evening. That worked perfectly with my schedule and the price was good, so I signed up. You get an e-mail saying to arrive 15 minutes before class starts but really, you don't have to. The day before my class, I received an e-mail informing me that the doors outside of the classroom are locked in the evening so if we can't get in, we should call the instructor. I did have to do that for both classes, but he was right down the hall so it wasn't a big deal. There were only about 8 people in my class. There are enough computers for everyone, and even some Macs if you requested one when signing up for the class. Three hours is a long class, especially after a day of work, but Ed, the instructor, was great. He talked really fast, but will stop if you have a question and explain something if you didn't get it the first time. The class was really easy to follow, as he showed us how to do everything on the projector screen. By the second and final class, we designed a page of a newsletter. He gave us a bunch of tips on how to simplify things that he had learned through practice and went more in depth than the book did. Though I learned the basic skills needed for this program, I'm going to take the Intermediate class just to get more in depth knowledge, as I would probably be using this program in future jobs. Also, if you feel you need a refresher on a course, you can take it again for free within six months of the first time you took it. I'm so glad I found CTS. It has been so helpful and I've recommended it to several people who realized they should also take come classes in other software.

I was referred to this place by a friend who had selected Casa for her daughter…read more What I love about this place is that the facility is incredible. It makes you wanna study their. Both of my kids love going there. The indoor gym (OMG!) in Chicago winters its a blessing. The classrooms are great and the teachers are so dedicated. My kids are learning independence, confidence, and self-reliance starting at a young age. Now they are offering clubs after school. I have to drive more than 15 minutes to pick up and drop off but its worth it.

Terrible management! they complain about your child all the time, super rude management who will…read morescold at you, make you feel like a child. They literally told me my child was a better fit elsewhere because he would want to be held! This is at 7 month old, how do I explain to a child that you cannot want to be held. I found a much better place now and only realized how horrible and crappy these people are in the same of a good Montessori. No wonder they don't have reviews enabled on Google or elsewhere! Speaks a lot about them. Coz if you're doing it all right why fear real reviews?

Great class with a small class size. The instructors made sure we were learning every step of the…read moreway with repetition and hands on learning.

Competent, convenient and super nice trainer. She is an ICU nurse just like I am. I really…read morerecommend this place. Just off the hwy, small setting. Best way to learn/remember what's important. Helen