Amazing class! They teach so much stuff. I got a job at a beach bar for the summer and loved it…read more Met tonnns of cool people. Made great tips. Def worth it.

Knowledgewave is one of the best companies in the Burlington area offering technology related…read moretraining in a small or large scale. Training offered such as Microsoft Office Suite, Cisco, Networking, CompTIA A+, web design, Photoshop, Microsoft server architecture, and many many more. Facilities are clean, well designed, and comfortable. Staff here are very nice and helpful.

To Future Students: Avoid Professor Burkart's Classes…read more If you're considering taking a business class with Professor Burkart at CCV--don't. It was by far the most frustrating and disappointing academic experience I've had. Burkart is rigid, inflexible, and completely obsessed with textbook regurgitation. He doesn't reward original thought or effort--he wants word-for-word quotes and punishes students who try to actually think or explain concepts in their own words. His grading felt inconsistent and, in my experience, unfair. I even caught him skimming over my work and missing his own errors while deducting points from mine. I was respectful, communicative, and eager to learn. In return, I got a class that made me question the value of higher education altogether. His teaching style left a lasting negative impression, and I will never take another class with him again. There are many great instructors at CCV--Burkart is not one of them. Save yourself the stress and look elsewhere. CCV as a whole, 3 stars.

Good luck getting an education from this embarrassment of a College. While there are a couple good…read moreprofessors, the overwhelming majority of them are either unqualified or just plain disinterested. Their online resources are riddled with bugs and using their portal system can be an unreliable joke. I can honestly say that I received better educational opportunities from my mid-tier public high school. The only reason I am giving CCV two stars is because if you are willing to suffer through a semester or two of disorganized chaos, then you do receive transferable college credit at the end... That's the only reason to come to this place: to buy transfer credits for a school that's actually worth your money and time.

Awesome class! My partner and I just finished the ASA 101 class, and the teacher, Errol, was very…read morepatient with her, and very knowledgeable and thorough. Both the classroom portion and the sailing part were thorough and safe. He was patient and funny and that helped her overcome her fears. The owner, Robin, is kind and helpful. Everyone who was there at their sailing club was nice and also seemed like a lot of fun! No snobby sailing club here! We wanted to stay to crew the Wednesday night race with them, but had to get home. Next time! Definitely a 5 Star school. We can't stop talking about it, and are already planning to take the next classes! Thank you, Robin and Errol, for an awesome experience! You have converted two new sailors!

An outstanding school to learn how to sail!…read more I had always dreamed of learning to sail but it took effort to find the time, commitment and a place where I could learn. Finally took the ASA 101 5 day keel boat sailing class here and it was hard, intense but absolutely tremendous: long story short, a few weeks later I joined a community boating program back home, passed the sailing test there in a jiffy and then took out a sailboat by myself, spending 4 amazing hours sailing along Spot Pond in Melrose, MA. I've tried a few sailing classes before this one but they were too short, not thorough enough and there's no way I could have taken a boat out alone after those. International Sailing School was the only one that worked. For that I have to thank my instructors Allen and Francis for their patience and for getting the points across to me. One word of caution if you plan to take this class: there are lots of places that will take you on sailboat rides around gorgeous Lake Champlain but this isn't one of them. It's a real class and you'll need to study and come well prepared before your very first class. Robin will mail you the "Sailing Made Easy" book before the class. Learn the terms very well because you won't have time to think twice on the water when your instructor tells you to head up, pull in the main sheet and go close hauled. Also look carefully at the points of sail, practice figuring out where the wind is blowing from and rehearse the movements you'll need to make when tacking or gybing. This was really an amazing place to learn to sail and I couldn't be happier at my luck in finding International Sailing School.

If you're looking for a great teacher Bob is your guy! I studied in that studio for years and proud…read moreto be doing music professionally.

Great place to study for all ages and abilities. Bob has cranked out a lot of talented musicians in…read moreVT!

Anna is just amazing in so many ways and I'm beyond grateful to have had her guidance throughout my…read morepregnancy, during delivery and for sleep training my 4 month old. I read all the books she recommended during pregnancy but it was lovely to also just text her any random question I had. And she always responded with evidence based research and the most objective perspective she had. During delivery, we would have been lost without her, specially my husband ;) who just forgot everything we had practiced when my contractions started. My labor was ~36hrs and I didn't feel it like a marathon because Anna broke it down into manageable sprints and I had the natural birth I wanted, even though it was a complicated delivery. Lastly, she just helped us train our 4 month old to sleep by himself and it's been barely 5 days and it's already night and day. I was soooo scared of traumatizing my child but by now, I knew that I could do it with Anna's guidance. It ended up being super smooth and most importantly, my son is the happiest now and we are all better rested and don't need nighttime help!! Just in time for my return to work I would recommend Anna for everything related to pregnancy, postpartum and sleep training! And she's also just a great person with infinite love for babies and mothers.

Anna was the literal greatest - we could not have gotten through the first few months of our…read morechild's life without her. She was the literal best in a myriad of ways - flexible, intelligent, thoughtful, caring, and knowledgeable in the very difficult world of infant sleep training!! Our baby is sleeping through the night and it's all thanks to Anna. She was even better than the strong recommendation we received from a mutual friend. An angel!!!

Great people and great community. The campus is not to big, it's enough to make you feel like there…read moreplenty to do but not to big to make you feel completely lost.

School hasn't been doing well financially and its student population is half of what it was a…read moredecade ago. Ambience puts it right next to the national guard base so you have fighter jets doing low altitude maneuvers over the campus that causes the buildings to shake. Dorm halls lack air conditioning, giving the hall Alumni the nickname "Slum-ni" and the tuition is overpriced for the degrees

I had a Class B CDL but took the upgrade to Class A course. I was a bit worried because I hadn't…read moredriven standard shift for a long time and with the big rigs you have to also learn how to double-clutch with 10 gears so it's harder than learning to drive a stick shift car. However, the instructors here were very patient and good at explaining things to me in great detail, if needed. They're very knowledgeable about driving tractor-trailers and the industry in general. Thanks to them I was able to pass the VT CDL Class A Road Test on my first try!