These guys are really great! Good tutors. They helped us with mathematics. Would recommend.read more

I used the tutor service 4 math High School level for my daughter. The Tudor was very accommodating…read moreand communicated very well with scheduling and any changes necessary. Helped my daughter a lot with understanding or math homework.

Greg has for years willingly worked with youth throughout our area and has brought The Last…read moreRegiment of syncopated drummers to preeminence nationally and internationally We are extremely fortunate to have Greg teaching and living in our community Mike Verbout

Love this place. Pauline and staff really have a heart for the kids and have an in-depth knowledge…read moreof their profession and have such great ideas for their program. My son has been working for Mrs. Pauline Lee for over 8 years and all I can say is I love the positive influence she has had on his life and needless to say on the kids at the school. The staff is close knit and their love for the students show. I wouldn't hesitate to have my kids in this school.

AMAZING inclusive school! Pauline and staff made us feel so welcome and they're very patient with…read moreour unique differences! I can't shout this from the rooftop enough. If you're looking for a inclusive school, this is it!

I have mixed feelings about this place. I took the course because I had recently moved to Portland,…read moreOregon so I was temporarily unemployed and wanted to see what opportunities were available to me. Pros: - It's FREE! You just have to turn in the application with transcripts, letters of recommendation, and go through a short interview process. - It exposes women to different trades with hands on experience and field trips. I got to try a MIG welder, use construction tools such as circular saw, jig saw, etc, pour concrete, climb an electrical pole, and many other things! - Dawn and Amy are great! They are very knowledgeable and friendly. I got to meet some inspiring women and I made some good friends. The Lineworker who came and spoke to us was so inspiring. She was smart, womanly, and a badass! - Projects you work on help the community. I helped assemble a jungle gym for a women's shelter and helped build information signs for a community garden. Cons: -For a place that is "all about women" and "empowerment of women", I did not like some of the derogatory remarks I experienced. The word "girly" was thrown around like it was a negative thing. Since when did "being a girl" become so negative? Just because I wear makeup doesn't mean I can't use a power drill! I understand that as a woman in the "construction industry" you constantly have to prove yourself to men that you are capable of doing the job, but if you change who you are as a woman, you are just adding to the stereotypes that you have to be "masculine" to make it in the trades! Also, when filling out the forms, they said my boyfriend's income didn't count because he was "just a boyfriend". Like if he was just "some guy" and I was just a "floozy" living with some dude. At the time, we had been together for 6 years, me met in college! We have now been together for 8 years and we are now engaged! The old fashioned attitude of needing to be married for a relationship to be serious, is disgusting and sad. How can you "empower women" when you make these kind of remarks?! -During our field trips, I met a woman at one of the sites who was very interested in giving me a job. She had an opening for an environmental position, and with my BS in Biology and the trades experience I was receiving, she said I was a good fit. We had been emailing each other, I sent her my resume, cover letter, and references. As soon as our field trip leader from Oregon Tradeswomen found out, she ruined it for me! This woman from Oregon Tradeswomen knew nothing about me or my work history! Who knows what in the world this idiot woman said about me, but they were no longer interested! Funny how that happened. - Oregon Tradeswomen keeps track of you after you have finished the program, you get a call 6 months after, and then once a year after that I believe for 3 years, I am not exactly sure how long. I recently had an email from them checking up on me, and it has been about 2 years since I did the program. I received my first call about 6 months after the program, asking me if I was employed, if it was a trades job, and how much money was I making. After I gave them this info, I had a call the next day asking me for money to donate to them since they knew my income! Talk about tacky! Overall, I did not go into the trades, I ended up working as an Account Analyst for a healthcare company. I am glad I got the experience. I really can't complain too much because it was free, and since it is free, you will just have to take the good with the bad and make the most of your experience. Good luck!

Our son has thrived in his advanced Algebra analysis class in high school because of Drew. He went…read morefrom a C to straight A's the whole year. The online platform is fantastic and easy to navigate. Drew is easy to communicate with. We highly recommend him and are very grateful for his help!

Drew has been great working with both of our sons for the last year & has been wonderful, patient &…read morecreative, especially with navigating distance tutoring. He is adaptable to school curriculum as well as other learning platforms. He understands the social-emotional aspects of math anxiety, and has been enormously helpful to us parents with adjusting to online learning. Very grateful to be working with Drew!

Upside of Downsizing is such a great company. A fabulous resource for people 50 and older, and…read morefamily members trying to navigate services that are needed to help loved ones. They offer educational videos on many topics that can be rented and also have a comprehensive resource directory. Mary and Jerry have traveled the states interviewing presenters who have so much knowledge to share with all us baby boomers to help as we transition to different seasons in our life and to help assist taking care of our loved ones. Their speakers are also available for live presentations. Be sure to visit www.upsideofdownsizing.com Fabulous resources for all!

Tiniest of gripes: The online classroom is a bit cluttered and, well, a bit of a circa 2003 website…read more(LOTSA clipart) but I'm a snob for web esthetics. Great interactive options! You could choose to communicate via voice, chat, cursor drawings, and/or webcam. The instructor Bob is very thorough, has a sense of humor, explains every section clearly, and even provides tidbits of info that I did not find in the OLCC manual (e.g., didja know you can spot a counterfeit I.D. if it contains periods after an abbreviation? OR IDs never have punctuation). Taking the OLCC training course online is such a great option for those that live out-of-the-way and the class times offered are at 11am and 6:30pm- perfect for someone whose sleep schedule is on 'bar time' so the impossibility of rolling out of bed and being on site by 9am or whatever, is eradicated.

Haven't received my MAST yet and it's been about 3 weeks talked to the owner and he wanted me to…read morepay a "replacement fee" No way I haven't even received it

We have been customers of the Mandarin Learning Center for several years now. We love Steve and his…read morestaff. My daughter has learned so much in a short period of time. I hope to continue to use the school for many more years to come. I highly recommend this program for all ages. You will not be disappointed.

Excellent centre. My son has been attending for a couple of years now and absolutely loves the home…read moreclass service. MLC team has been very supportive on his journey learning mandarin and bring a lot of innovation including role play and games to help kids learn the language in a comfortable manner. Definitely recommend them for anybody looking to learn Mandarin.