Protégée has done a great job with helping me build up my skills as a model. After working with…read morethem, I found myself doing poses I normally wouldn't do during shoots. I would highly recommend Protégée to anyone looking to better their skills, whether you are just starting or have walked a few runways.

From the owner: Need some one-on-one training? Sign up for a one-on-one session. They are 2 hours long, briefly…read morecovering topics that are important in the modeling agency. This also includes the ability to focus on one particular topic that you will like extra help on. This does not include studio session! Topics includes and not limited to: Posing Runway Resume building Social media building Makeup We also offer studio sessions with our lead photographer and one of our lead model coaches! $150 deposit for Makeup Artist to be on site. Session is up to 5 hours (makeup time included), two outfit changes, and water and refreshments.

I first learned about Kristi's class from several other actors who highly recommended her to…read moreimprove on their auditions and to start booking jobs. I was nervous the first day but Kristi creates a welcoming and supportive environment. I felt safe to express myself, make mistakes and to ask questions. The format of the class starts with brief introductions to the other friendly drop in students then warm up exercises which are always different and thought provoking. Then we take turns performing cold reads into the camera. She chooses the scenes and gives us options and flexibility on what we want to work on. (If we let her know ahead of time she will email us the scripts so we have more time to prepare. )Then we get to watch the playback of our performances and receive constructive feedback right then and there that we can immediately implement into our second take of the scene. Kristi gives expert advice and encourages us to be creative and try different things. She can help pinpoint weaknesses and strengths and how exactly to improve upon them. I've gained confidence as an actor and learned techniques that work for me. It's also been helpful to observe the other students perform different scenes and to hear Kristi's feedback for them. I highly recommend bringing a notebook to remember her insightful advice and our discussions. Kristi is a great teacher, personable, entertaining and she knows what she's talking about. I can't emphasize enough how fun her class is! We are all learning and laughing and discovering ourselves- it's an enriching experience. Another bonus is she lets you keep the recordings which helps if you don't have a reel to send out to auditions yet. Anyone can take this class, it's convenient and not too expensive, I don't think there's a better way to spend a Thursday night!

Kristi is a fantastic teacher! Friendly, welcoming, and very helpful for actors of all experience…read morelevels. I've booked a few gigs thanks to her coaching and lessons!

The acting classes here are so great and the teachers are so helpful. I find the classes here are…read moreso much more helpful than just being a better actor. You get so much more out of it than that and my speech is clearer and more confident and everything. Insightful guidance in the classes.

I am not sure of others' experiences but after talking to someone twice, I decided the place isn't…read morewhere I would pay money for my son to learn anything. No matter what the subject of any classes are, professionalism is the key success factor but these guys lack professionalism so I figured they can not teach it either.

Finally have time to write a review here. As someone who had used another platform for exam…read morequestions and study guides, I got to say the exam questions Chamberlin has was a lot more useful and close to what the real estate test had. De Wilmore's crash course was amazing as he really helped to breakdown the questions on how to eliminate and understand why other answers were wrong. Anyone wanting to take the California Real Estate test, look no further.

Passing the California state board exam is no joke, and you put in the work. I'm really glad the…read moreChamberlain crash course helped you get over the finish line.

From the first time contacting REL, Mary was informative, detailed oriented and very transparent…read more She continues to be like that even after you take her class. The class is in a room on the backside of her house but she makes all of us very comfortable with coffee/tea and snacks every time we met. Really good class with an overall awesome instructor. Mary provided so much insight into the many aspects of real estate that it better prepared me as a home owner and possibly a future real estate salesperson. Best of all, she incorporated the materials we learned into a Bingo and Jeopardy game that made learning fun.Would recommend the class to anyone interested in getting their license.

The class was extremely effective and helpful. I thoroughly enjoyed the class and how much Mary…read moreprepared for the class with her materials. Thank you so much, Mary!

My daughter took the required 6 hours of lesson with Mack when she received her permit. We spent a…read morelot of time driving together during her 6 month permit period. She then took one more lesson prior to her driving test at the DMV and passed with ZERO ERRORS the first time! Mack was patient and calm during all lessons. I highly recommend his lessons and if you plan to test at Santa Teresa he knows all the routes.

Because our 19-year old daughter has learning disabilities, my wife and I wanted to make sure she…read morereceived additional driving instruction and contacted Beverly Driving School. We were willing to pay additional funds to help our daughter competently manage the responsibility of a car. We paid for 82 hours of lessons beginning 6/18/25 to 10/18/25. All of our payments were made directly by request to Mack (real name: Mohsen Khaziri) and not Beverly Driving School. The number on his website is his cell phone. Mohsen was aware our daughter had learning disabilities and we were convinced he had the training and skills to help someone like her. Knowing that he was a father gave us even more confidence that she would get the security she needed. And the fact that we invested a significant sum of money is a testimony to our commitment to get her the help she needed. On our initiative, my wife and I did ride-alongs with Mack and our daughter because we put our trust in him as a professional. When our daughter started giving us feedback that her motivation for continuing was lacking, we didn't take it too seriously since it's been a challenge for her to stick with things. Later, we realized the discomfort wasn't the process but was with Mack. Our daughter told us she was touched inappropriately on multiple occasions. He repeatedly asked to meet with her outside of lessons and requested it be kept secret. I confronted Mack by phone on 10/18/25 and after asking directly, he acknowledged viewing pictures of her on her phone. I also asked him directly about touching her thigh and he said yes - apparently because she moved her seat too far forward. Lastly, I asked him if he had ever behaved inappropriately and he denied it. He did not apologize for any of this but changed the subject to her upcoming driving test. My wife and I have taken further steps with the police about this. We filed police report P25-291-0621 with SJPD Officer D. Tran #5131. He took advantage of a person with learning disabilities and it doesn't matter what age. It was one of the most deplorable things one can do. It was done from a position of immaturity and he could have told us this was going on but he didn't say a word. We do not want this behavior to be repeated with anyone else. In addition, at the end of summer, Mack also asked us for a significant cash advance because he "needed it". We refused. I also repeatedly asked for billing statements and after repeated entreaties, received a hastily typed word document. I'm still waiting for a summarized statement of our lessons.

If youre struggling financially and need to see if they can work with you they wont. Its really…read moredisappointing and I would look into another school and make sure you ask about the payments. I usually make my payments and asked if I could work with paying $50 next week I paid $100. I did get a rude response in an email back smh. I really do not write a ton of reviews but needed to let the people know my experience here. I gave it two stars because I do appreciate my instructor. Thompson. He is great!

Taking courses and attending the Zoom meeting class meetings. So far things seem to be going well.read more

Arin, Ray, and Kyle were excellent instructors…read more In just two Zoom sessions, Arin gave us enough information to pass the written test. All I had to do was pay attention. On the range, Ray and Kyle were direct and firm but patient and encouraging. Off the range, they were professional and friendly. I've never ridden a motorcycle before, and the last time I really rode a bicycle was as a teen, 30+ years ago. They still manged to teach this old dog new tricks. In just two days, I went from walking the bike and figuring out the sweet spot on the clutch to braking, cornering, swerving.

Class was good and I learned a lot as a new rider. The instructors covered the material well and…read moregave useful information throughout the course. One thing I noticed though was that Kyle's teaching style is very hands-off. As a brand-new learner, it sometimes felt more like a "you'll learn if you make mistakes" approach rather than more active guidance and correction. Some people may prefer that style, but beginners who need more step-by-step coaching may struggle a bit. Also, I wish there were early morning class options. Riding from 12pm-4pm can get really hot, especially for beginners wearing full gear out in the sun. Overall still a good class experience, just a few things I think could make it better.

2020, it's COVID-19…read more Everyone is online, how does "you're cohort" help you structure help now? Oh that's right, it doesn't. The fact is you can learn anything on your own and don't need this place there are many Free and Useful resources online and elsewhere save your money and just put in the work. Most from my cohort is still in IT roles not Engineering. Save your money. Put in the work and do free online or lesser paid tracks. Goodluck to you all!

I would give zero stars if possible. It is basically 40 hours of lecture and you are encouraged to…read morenot ask questions. The environment is toxic and does not foster creativity or inclusiveness. My instructor was so theatrical it was distracting. I believe he really enjoyed a captive audience as he streamed from his mother's basement. Save yourself the 19K and run, run, run.