This company is top notch…read more The staff are extremely knowledgeable and you can ask anything from jumping out of helicopters to fight forest fires to operating a grader and they will have the answer. This was great because I have met far too many safety instructors with just some courses under their belt and little experience to share. The facility is very well set up with forklift tracks, scaffolding and everything else you could need INDOORS. In short, the prices are good value, the staff are great, and the facility is top notch. A great experience and I hope to be back.

As part of my job, I am required to have First Aid and CPR / AED . After researching places that…read moreteach these courses, this is the closest one to my house. I have taken the course before at St John Ambulance, Red Cross and the American Heart Association. Of all of them, this one by far is not only the most educational but also fun . The instructor ( Sunny ) was a great instructor in the class - she relates a lot of stories as a way to remember how to apply the necessary first aid. Although the majority of the class were there for re-certification, we went through the material in a timely manner and she made sure we understood the topics. By day 2 there was only two of us so the day went quickly. Sunny reviewed the materials and prepped us for the big test. although the cost of the course is slightly higher , it is well worth going there for your first aid / CPR . Highly recommend to go here instead of downtown or west end if you live on the southside. Located at Milbourne Mall , so there is plenty of parking.

I regularly attended Taoist Tai Chi sessions in Calgary years ago, and was looking to return to my…read morepractice. Not only is Tai Chi excellent exercise, improves circulation, it has so many other health benefits as well. What I think I enjoy most is the calming of the mind, although I find it contributes a great deal to my balance and stability. No, I'm not elderly...yet, but everyone, able bodied or not, can benefit with the practice of Tai Chi. There are beginner/refresher classes starting monthly at locations around Edmonton, and they are warm, welcoming and the instructors are versed in Master Moy's teachings. On the whole, attendees range in age from 18-100. Young children. Well, I attended a session with two younger (8-12 yrs old?) children, (energetic, running around, playing tag, bored and unmanaged by their parent) and found my experience wasn't as enjoyable (I'm not a fan of small humans). Your mileage may vary. I would recommend visiting, if only for one class to experience what Taoist Tai Chi can offer.

They sell sewing machines and accessories and give classes. This must be one of the go to places…read morein the city. Very helpful staff. Sewing is a little more complicated now with touch screens in your machines, but you can buy patterns online and just plug in a USB card! If you buy a machine you get free classes. Ample parking.

Excellent service ! Had an older model Pfaff machine (great machine) that hadnt been used in too…read morelong, was seizing up. These guys didnt bat an eye... they serviced it and had it purring perfectly in one week. I thought the 79.95 service charge was excellent. Very friendly crew there as well and many interesting projects !

It's been 3 years since my last CPR training. My certificate will expire…read more Time for recertification. I chose the same class mainly because it's walking distance from my house. It's also inexpensive. With a different instructor, I had a much better experience this time. 9 students made up the class. It went fairly quickly. I was only taking the CPR/AED portion from 9:00 am -3:00pm. Everyone else stayed until 5:00 pm to take the first aide section. Many will return for a second day of first aide training. It's very flexible, depending on your needs. Adequate breaks. Ample Q and A. Do not park in the business lot. It is monitored for a 2 hour time limit. Park on 79 Ave just off 104 street which is the little road North of Save On Foods.

It was really well done. Brent was a great instructor, friendly, interactive, fun and definitely…read moremade the time more enjoyable above all past training experiences.

Think of the Edmonton City Arts Centre as a cruise ship far out at sea, with lots of activities…read moreplanned to keep you happy. The catalogue headers give a good idea of the breadth available: cooking and baking, crafts and handiwork, dance, mind and body, music, photography, pottery and sculpture, silversmithing, soaps and lotions, theatre, visual art, and writing. The hunnybunny has done some silversmithing, pottery (pix added to this review), and painting, and we've done a cooking class together. There's a lot you can use to distract yourself from a particularly heavy snowstorm :-) The classes have been well planned and leave you with a nice artifact to commemorate your new (or growing) skill. The teachers personalities vary, so not all students will click with all teachers, but the centre seems pretty responsive in allowing switching between classes.

I recently came for a cooking class at this venue. I went in the front entrance and the staff…read moreperson at the front desk directed me to the stairs to the second floor. For a Sunday morning, they had a room with art class, children's programming on computers, and then the Antique room where the cooking class was. The class had about 9 students and there were tables and chairs set up. When it was time to cook, the kitchen got a bit crowded with 2 stoves and people standing around the middle counter space. We had to maneuver around others to find cooking utensils and bowls. But all the cupboards and drawers are labelled so it wasn't too difficult to find what you're looking for. The knives were sharp and they have lots of cutting boards. There are also lots of pans and some deep ones to hold lots of food. We cooked, ate, and then cleaned up. They even had containers for those that wanted to take some leftovers home. The venue is convenient with parking and also accessible by walking or transit. It's an older building as the washrooms are dated but everything was clean and in working order. I would come back and take a class here again.

Got my driving classes with Pardeep Mann. So, my experience:…read more1. Super wise and knowledgeable instructor. 2. She didn't not only mention my mistakes but explained how to improve my skills. 3. Was nice to drive and learn how to get better on the roads. Thank you so much Pardeep!!! 100% recommended to all new drivers!

I would recommend Safetrack to anyone and everyone!! I did extensive research into driving schools…read morein Edmonton before deciding on one, and Safetrack absolutely deserves all the good reputation they get! Larry is an amazing instructor - very professional, patient, accommodating, punctual, and all-around caring and supportive. Haven't been behind the wheel in 8 years, I was terrified to drive. But Larry made it such a safe, pleasant experience, that I was able to pass my road test on second try, during pouring rain! He gave me the confidence and knowledge I needed to feel competent and in control, and I am super grateful for the opportunity to have learned from him. It is absolutely obvious that Safetrack isn't in it for the money - Larry has a true passion for educating drivers, and it really shows. Thanks so much, Larry! All the best in your future. :)

They are amazing! And so helpful and caring. I never had the need for a tutor before but I'm sure…read moreglad this company exists for the help I needed for my kiddo

I went here in the late 90s for my diploma and now I am finding more reasons to attend. I went to…read moresee The Crucible here. We were in a theater upstairs. I found the space unusual because it was all around, which I think would make it harder to coordinate a play because there is no front or back. They seemed to make it work. The acting was decent and I love seeing the passion of the students. Definitely will be here again for events. And for the student, smaller class sizes, more one on one attention, close to downtown and LRT and an easy to maneuver campus make it worth the extra cost.

I began a Certificate program by taking a few online courses. The BlackBoard online learning…read moreplatform was fairly easy to log into and use to submit and view assignments, have online discussions, and access resources. I decided to complete all my courses online and it was great so I didn't have to go into MacEwan except to write exams or do a presentation. The exams were after work hours so it was convenient for me working and taking courses. The buildings were easy to find classrooms and I only ever bought food from the Tim Hortons and it could be a long line. Most of the instructors were fairly good to reply back promptly when I had questions or concerns. There was one instructor that wasn't very good and when I shared my concerns with the Department, they were very open to hearing my feedback. The only issue I had was with the admissions department who act like they don't care about providing decent service and walk around with the ho hum attitude.