good celpip preparation class and i got a good collection of celpip practice tests. thank you.read more

Great teachers. Their teachers really knew what they were doing. My wife took the prep course for…read moreher citizenship preparation and she was very well prepared. The lessons was useful and the mock tests really got her ready comes the test day. Highly recommended! She passed with flying colours.

I would say Oxford Learning has helped me a lot. Having some extra support and learning lessons…read moreahead is very useful to a high school student. Oxford is very customizable, I find that I can change many aspects to fit my needs. I will continue going to Oxford.

Oxford learning in Richmond is the best place ever my kid ever been. The teachers here have great…read morepatience and knowledge, they care about your kids as the most important thing. My son does not speak English when he just started, but he love the place and every teacher, he speaks some English and do mathematics now. It's only 4 months! Thank you Oxford learning!

Marisa was amazing. She helped me prepare for my English 12 provincial a few years ago and for…read moreuniversity applications. I was seriously lacking in confidence in English to the extent that I felt like giving up but she helped me regain some self-esteem in my writing.

One-day-per-week West Van advisor Edwin, is awesome and has amazing international experience, but…read moreunfortunately there is only one of him (shared by West Van, Van and Surrey). The rest of the Options experience was definitely not a good fit for us and I totally agree with the 'factory' reference mentioned in the previous review. Here in West Vancouver we are spoiled by and used to awesome, personalized, flexible service. We were advised of a two-plus month waiting list to book follow-up appt for our advisor in West Van office. Too late and totally impossible and implausible for students and busy families with urgent needs to meet strict university deadlines that are often not communicated to students until well after the school year starts. It's a good business model for sure, for them, as one could spend the first part of the second $168 per hour visit catching the new advisor up on what the first advisor had been told, and then again for the third visit and so on. If they were to warn you up front that a series of several bookings with the same advisor, should be done in advance over the course of several months, then one might avoid the time and money wasting 'passing around', but unfortunately they don't - not in person or in writing (though hopefully this will change after time of writing). Not a fan of the impersonal and anonymous (and impossible to follow-up on btw) 'team' signature on inquiry emails. I wish you much better luck and a less 'cold and rigid' experience than we had. Also, we learned that it's not that hard finding lovely and enthusiastic, encouraging people in the community and school district who have great experience and advice re university applications. The assumption is that we know nothing, but give yourself a break and be confident that you can accomplish a lot on your own. Otherwise, be sure to call an Options 'team' member in June and book four or five appointments in advance for the following school year; including September, mid October, mid November and early January, for enrollment in University one year from your first September meeting. I have to assume that many people are enjoying Options service, otherwise they wouldn't be too busy to accommodate clients. Happy for everyone all around. It just didn't work out at all, for us.

Helped me through every step, from learning about schools, to creating a timetable. Helped me stay…read moreorganized and now I'm as happy as I can be at UVic right now. Check it out, because you learn so much there that you can be one step ahead of everyone else.

From the owner: Options Solutions was created to help students, aged 14 to 24, and their families explore and…read morepursue educational and professional opportunities available to them during and after secondary school. Options Solutions is a comprehensive educational consulting practice dedicated to assisting with course selection, study skills, career counseling, SAT prep classes, sports recruitment, and post-secondary placement.

Excel Realty Academy is amazing! Meran truly cares about his students and keeps class sizes small…read moreso you get personal attention. He answers questions right away and gives clear, detailed guidance to help you pass your exam on the first try--with less stress and more confidence.

My only recommendation is stop browsing for tutor or other helps for starting you real estate…read morecourier If you do not want to waist your time. This is definitely the shortes and quickest path, if you are serious. I wish I knew Meran from beginning of my real estate journey. I had other tutors first, but their notes on each chapters were just words with little explanations and I failed my exam at first attend but Meran, not only has the knowledge, also his notes are fully explained in an easy English to understand the concept.

I'm happy with Oxford Learning Center. My daughter is a good student but wasn't excelling at level…read moreI expected until I enrolled her at Oxford. Special thx to Kim for facilitating my daughter's learning program

Oxford Learning Kitsilano staff is very warm and helpful. We were recommended by our friends and…read morethey sure were right. Love the programs. Have been sending my kids for over 2 years now. Great progress and kids love it. Thanks Oxford.

Had a team bonding event for work here and we had seven people who were participating in the Asian…read morecuisine cooking class. The three dishes that we made were pork baos, dan dan noodles, and wontons with chilli sauce. These were all staple foods that I grew up eating in a Chinese family but it was quite interesting to make them with a western fusion twist. If you don't know how to cook, do not worry because I certainly don't either. Dan, the owner, led our class with his assistant Kait. Both were very helpful, engaging in conversation, and accommodating. Dan did a really good job of explaining the origins of each dish, bringing in his own experiences and life stories with his family which I really appreciate as this added a personal touch. He stresses the use of organic ingredients and often shared with us where to buy these common items. Once you walk in, you store your personal items in the cupboard provided. Then you write your name on an erasable name tag and put your apron on. Everyone is involved in the cooking process, from washing vegetables to chopping garlic and green onions. There was just a right amount of time to cook but also socialize with one another. You can also consume alcohol while cooking. I found that the assistant often prepared most of the meat, so some of the hardest parts of the recipes were already accounted for. The pork bao, for example, only required us to make the bun part but I do not recall preparing the pork or marinating it. Everything tasted delicious and looked so colourful that the plating easily looked like restaurant quality, even if you just tossed them all together on a dish. We used a lot of garlic though so a lot of us still came to work with garlic breath the next day! Still, I think my favourite dish must have been the dan dan noodles because of the peanut sauce. Feeling very lucky to have tried my first cooking class through work and hope to be back another time to cook another cuisine!

Outstanding Gluten Free Buckwheat Crepe for $8. Unusual marriage of beet walnut hummus cheddar…read more(mature bite as I asked for lite chz and it definitely present, drlish) omelet with raddichio greens salad. Silk Road Early Grey loose tea $3 in single pot, love how Nourish treats tea right. Hubby chowed on a beet lemon muffin which he happily devoured with his cappacino. Decor is clean white walls with suspended vintage window frames, kiddie cooking play station, open kitchen cooking school concept, to food presentation, and fresh, quality ingredients, this is a new Favorite Yum while across the Border. Oh and there's a sunny patio out back where we dined al fresco. Must Return soon!