I have a 2.5 year old at Jump and if I could give this 10 stars, I would. While bilingual education…read moreis a cultural priority for us, it was even more important to us that our daughter was known, valued, and loved wherever it is she ended up. Jump has immediately offered just that. She is welcomed with joy and enthusiasm every single day and I've never once questioned whether my daughter is in good hands or not. While I'm not discounting the negative reviews you may find here, I think an account of a negative experience with a specific teacher shouldn't hinder you from finding out more about Jump!

I sent my two daughters to this school. They were in pre-school 2.5 and 3. The first thing that…read moremade me feel something was wrong was the abnormally high teacher turnover (7 different teachers in less than a year). Granted this was during COVID but none of the other schools had such a high turnover. It was also messy, disorganized and their communication was horrible. I think could have lived with all that. However, my 3 year old came home with a black eye one day. She told me that "Ms Yin Li kicked her in the face with her foot because she was angry that she would not fall asleep during nap time". When I called the school the next day to ask what happened, the principal, owner and other staff, tried to give me 100 theories as to what could have happened to her (she must have bumped herself against the cot, she probably hit herself against the bench because kids fight for the red bench, it happened outside of school, etc) instead of focusing on what my child was saying, that the teacher kicked her because she wouldn't nap. I tried to have the school press charges against Yin Li, but she also had already resigned and they told me it was "too late" (maybe 5 weeks had passed since the incident) so I decided to file a complaint with the state's Department of Children and Families (which came back inconclusive but at least I reported and recorded the incident). Please don't send your kids to this place, there are other much better schools in the area. I met up with one of the parents a few weeks ago and about 80% of the kids moved on to other schools as well.

The best Test PREP around. The Metuchen school is also very fun. Students hang out there and do…read moreeducational Rand creative things even when not being tutored.

I've been at IES for about 3 years and it really has helped me gain confidence in not only my SAT…read morebut also all test taking in general. The instructors are really nice and friendly; they are truly there to help you. They are all completely understanding and know where to start helping you. Although its a pretty big price for the sat class, I personally feel that it is completely worth it. They come up with their own materials (which are really good - they're structured like the actual test but a little harder to push you) and provide a lot of other materials. In the sat package I paid for, I got a Writing class and a English/Math class, all of which were super helpful. The writing class involved a lot of practice writing and practice analysis. The English and Math classes were well structured; It isn't held like a normal SAT intensive program. There are classes and then there are workshops. Overall, I think it is one of the best preps I've attended.

Amazing & professional tutoring services. They are consistent no matter what level your child is…read morein. I've had (2) children both take services and both were did amazing on Specialized HS Test. Both got in to their school of choice. Highly recommend!!!!

I worked for Gold Key Academics when it was just in it's beginning stages when it hiring tutors. I…read morewas fortunate to be there at the right place at the right time to get a position. The hiring process was simple and the typical paper work required to work there. In addition you are required to take a sample tests to gauge your knowledge of the subject you wish to tutor. The advisors will provide with whatever you need in order to enhance your teaching by any means. They have gone above and beyond for me to the BEST of their ability. Downsides: Like any other tutoring gig, you'll get a student if there is a need for a subject. My speciality classes I taught were: Global and United States History Regents, Biology Regents, 3rd grade to 5th grade English Language Arts. However, the need at the time was normally Math and Science. So if you specialize in these areas, please apply here. Granted, you need to constantly contact the place and speak with the supervisors to see if there any available students. Advice for tutors: Be passionate about your subject, LOVE what you teach and do it for expertise in what you know. NOT FOR THE PAYCHECK. If your passionate of what you love, make it fun and enjoyable, I can promise you the students will look forward to coming back to see you.

Love the new gym that was added in 2024 as an expansion to the footprint. The flooring, lighting,…read moreand technology are modernized.

At Precision Learning, experienced instructors focus on giving result oriented training. The…read more interactive classes boosted my confidence and my approach to the test. Their teaching strategies are really great. Initially i struggled with my test but after attending Precision Learning classes, I passed my test in first attempt. Soja.

I took this class in order to help prep me for the LSAT. The professor that taught the class had an…read moreextremely well understanding of the test and was able to answer any and every question. The professor was also very helpful in explaining any questions I had making such a complicated test easy to understand. Overall I had a very positive experience!

We joined the Sylvan family just before Christmas of 2021. And we're so grateful we did. They say…read moreit takes a village to raise a child...just make sure Mr. Rick Hernandez and his brilliant daughter Nadia, owners of Sylvan Learning of Edison, are a part of that village. Allow me to preface this review by saying that I'm a proud, former math and science student. Playing with numbers are a comfort zone for me. With that being said, being a math geek does not assure progeny with the same acumen. Nor does it guarantee an ability to translate and transfer those math skills to a struggling teen. We're not all naturally born teachers, despite earnest parental attempts. And as a result, my hard-working child suffered from my shortcomings, coupled with the troubled virtual learning experience of the pandemic lockdown. Beloved son was always an A student in his elementary school years, including in Math. But he worked very hard to achieve this. Math was never his forte. His Honors Geometry class in his freshman year of high school only served to highlight his ongoing struggles. By the second marking period, we knew we needed to escalate and find additional resources. After an unsuccessful experience with another learning center, we found the relatively new Sylvan Learning Center of Edison, conveniently located right on Route 1, next to the very familiar Chuck E Cheese. Responding within a few hours, a very pleasant Mr. Rick invited us to come to the center and take an assessment. It was immediately obvious, Sylvan is not like your typical learning center. The center is pristine...brightly lit...with multiple tables reserved for each tutor and his/her one or two dedicated students. There is coffee provided in the front lobby for parents choosing to wait. There is a fun and decorative prize section for the children to choose earned rewards from their sessions. (Older kids can earn gift cards if they'd rather forego little toys!) They even provide drinks and snacks for the children, so that hunger is never an issue. It is a place where children can be comfortable and their learning experience properly nurtured. And unlike other learning centers, there are no generic group sessions comprised of rote math exercises force feeding memorized equations. Rather, Sylvan provides personalized one-on-one instruction with resources hailing from the most applicable backgrounds. (Case in point, Mr. Rick strove to find top tutors from some of the area's best universities to provide instruction. He knew that the knowledge these instructors would have would be the most relevant and current with the latest teaching strategies.) I knew that there were gaps in my son's math education. The Sylvan assessment immediately identified each and every gap of my son's math foundations as early as from his third grade skills up to the most current. Once the assessment data was compiled, Rick could now legitimately design a learning plan for my son, with most importantly, required milestones and an actual end date. (This was a must for us. Unlike with other learning centers, I had no interest in an undefined relationship with ambiguous goals. ) To be fair, Sylvan was not the cheapest option. The other center was almost half the price. But the difference in learning experience was striking. And working with Sylvan is still much more economical than hiring a single private tutor outside. It was the perfect compromise where we were concerned. However, while a learning plan was set, there was still the concern of flexibility. Mr. Rick assured me that they could always work around our ever-changing commitments. And he did. Again and again and again. As long as I could endeavor to give at least a day's notice, he would handle the re-scheduling of his incredible staff so my son could work with the same group of tutors. Along with the instruction, a few minutes per session could also be used for homework help, if needed. But this would not be a focus. Recall, each student has a learning plan in place. To supplement the learning, Sylvan also provides access to its learning website...where students could access homework assistance from home. While we didn't always take advantage of this offering, it was good to know that such a resource was available when not in session. Finally, after a pleasant six months at Sylvan, during an equally difficult time in high school, beloved son is finally confident that he's completely "caught up" in math. He was able to comfortably pass in his class when in reality, Honors Geometry became progressively harder each day. I don't really know what we would have done had we not found Sylvan. If you're looking for additional instruction for your child, whether it be in math, English or even in preparation for standardized exams, including the SAT/ACT, give Rick Hernandez a call. You can thank me later.

From the owner: Welcome to Sylvan! We're a locally owned learning and tutoring center staffed with a dedicated team…read moreof caring educators with years of experience delivering results for families in our area. We provide the best in after school programs and personalized tutoring for math, reading, writing, homework help, SAT®/ACT® prep, college readiness and more. You'll love the dedicated learning time that allows your child to focus on whatever they need to work on. They'll love the personalized attention and engaging motivation program. Whether they need to catch up on skills or get ahead in new skills, our teams tailor a program to your needs and budget. Discover why Sylvan parents say, "I wish we started here first." Contact us today.

This is a review of the COLLEGE COUNSELING service offered by Princeton Review. I do not recommend…read moreit. It cost us $1800 and I don't think we got our money's worth. It is all done online and the services cover a cursory edit of the common app, and the supps for ONE college. They help you narrow down the list of colleges.That's it. For $1800. NOT RECOMMENDED.

From the owner: We offer test preparation programs throughout New Jersey for all the major admissions exams,…read moreincluding the SAT®, ACT®, SAT Subject Tests™, AP® Exams, MCAT®, LSAT®, GMAT®, and GRE®.. Our flexible course options and tutoring programs are designed to fit students' schedules, learning styles and academic goals. Princeton Review teachers are simply smarter, more dedicated and better trained. We have the most rigorous and predictive practice tests, and our test prep programs are uniquely engineered to produce higher scores. If you are interested in learning more about our test prep programs or if you would like to enroll with us, please visit our website or give us a call! Disclaimer: Test names are the trademarks of their respective owners, who are not affiliated with The Princeton Review. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University.

Dan is an excellent professor. As a young professional working to progrees in my career, Dan has…read morebeen helping me to grow my communcation skills in all aspects. I truly feel that he's a gift to everyone who's looking to improve their verbiage. I highly recommend Dan.

Daniel is a professional at the highest level. I have spent around 2 months in NY working on my…read moreEnglish grammar and pronunciation. He is a Great teacher and amazing person. I do recommend!

Darryl always provides the best care possible. He takes time…read moreto find out what your needs are and will find the perfect fit for your ears and your pocket, unlike so many other hearing places. Darryl goes out of his way to help his clients and even makes house calls if possible. I found him 6+ years ago when I lived nearby. Now I live down the shore and will always go back to him Simply put, he's the best!

I accidentally walked into Darryl's office on the way to seeing my family member's ENT and…read morediscovered his services. On our way out, we stopped to ask a few questions and he kindly and patiently cleaned the hearing aids, reinstalled the hearing aid app to help my family member adjust their settings and explained the fees and warrantees associated with hearing aids. Our experience was one of genuine caring, not associated with our usual healthcare business world.