This has been our first experience with professional tutoring. I was very nervous to make the leap,…read moreespecially because it's not cheap. Amanda helped make the process much easier for me as well as she made every effort to ensure that our nervous child (that has selective mutism) was comfortable. They go above and beyond every visit we are here. They also helped us work with our scholarship here as well. I cannot say enough great things about this location.

It would be zero if possible. After so so so many many mistakes and not caring from heir part,…read more they charged me wrongly and it's being a hassle to have that money back. Stay away from it. My kid was not paying attention to class and either was done. I've tried to talk to them and process after processes was done - words! And again with payments. DO NOT WASTE YOUR KIDS TIME WITH IT. Get a private tutor.

Went to suite 410, they have the prometric testing center. Everyone in the testing center is…read moreusually friendly. I've gone here twice for a test. They have plenty of parking area space and easy to find.

Good experience with Prometrics! I had to complete a licensing exam and Prometrics had online FAQs…read moreto know what to expect day-of. It was very straight forward and the staff was helpful. Although they state arriving 30 minutes early, I recommend 45 minutes to park and find the office. GPS or mobile maps may take you to the other building (the 2180 building, since there are two on the property), but it's walkable if you get lost. Each lobby had a list of the business names for easy navigation just in case. Plenty of parking was available without any issue!

Viviette Hudson worked directly with my 70 year old father who has Parkinsons to take him out on…read moreSaturdays. This was for a period of 6-8 month in 2023. Ms. Hudson started off well and was organized with different outings that they could attend for the month and would provide pictures / brief summaries of the outings. Living in another state, this was helpful for the family. However, as time went by reality started to surface. The staff at the facility where my dad resides had numerous complaints about the way she spoke down to them. She came when she wanted and left when she wanted. Sometimes it was hard if she came at all. She also over-billed and failed to refund the full security deposit we gave her. We had a credit for hours of services not provided and the administrative side of things became a mess. Her tone of superiority / unresponsiveness to simple requests (eg let us know when coming so he can be ready) is clearly something I hope she will work. I don't like to write negative reviews about any business but feel others should be cautious with her billing practices and the services actually being received. Also the summaries are basically fluff (eg everything is great!) and the pictures are generally posed pictures when she would insist he smile to appear happy. Being far away, facts and reality are what I want to know and see. Not phony smiles, painted pictures of happiness and over-charges.

Great in home care! Ms. V has been a godsend for my grandma and grandpa. Truly!!! She's very…read morepatient and extremely helpful with helping family navigate taking care of a loved one.

Freedom high offers AP classes along with Montebello programs. By enrolling into the program your…read morechild can take college qualified courses saving two years in their learning journey.

If you want your kids to excel in math, look no further than Mr. Yeh. Our daughter had Mr. Yeh as…read moreher teacher for 2 years at Olympia High School, AP Calculus AB, and AP Calculus BC. She started out failing the first test and ended the year with a mastery of the subject matter, an A in both classes and a 5 on both AP Exams. Even though he is a tough teacher, the kids love him. He prepares them, makes Calculus as fun as possible, and is dedicated to their success. He goes above and beyond in teaching the kids how to learn math. He's not a tutor; he's a teacher of the mastery of math.

I took my Actionscript 3.0 class here. Note: You can NOT learn AS3 in 3 days. I repeat, it is not…read morepossible to learn AS3 in 3 days. However, they gave an overview which made it much easier for me to understand the tutorials in the book afterwards. Suntech 3 is a great place to keep up to date on the newest trends in the web world. When it comes to learning difficult things (such as anatomy), live classes are so much easier for me to get than trying to read people's confusing tutorials on the web. Still, make sure you do some reviewing of the material you are about to learn if you are not a coding phenom. You know, the left brain/right brain dilemma. Such is the world of a graphics-girl-turned-flash-fanatic. Two cranial hemispheres fighting for superiority in my head when working on flash. Especially when trying to tackle things in Actionscript. Anyway, the instructor was really enthusiastic about the material and he was always there to answer questions. So if you had a billion questions like I did, you could always use part of your hour lunch to ask him to clarify. He was also very considerate about the students. Some of them traveled as far as the Florida Keys to attend the class. As for whether or not it is worth the price? Depends on how well you paid attention. It's an intensive class.

This public school system is hands-down the best in town. children are treated very well and…read moreprotected here