Great way for seniors to learn how to use computers. Classes are offered on a variety of subjects…read moreincluding: Word Excel Internet & eMail Windows Computer Fundamentals Genealogy Buying & Selling on eBAY Facebook Power Point Picasa Reentering the workforce Classes are held quarterly.

Great school for people over 50!! Wonderful, interesting…read moreclasses, no tests, no homework just lots of socializing with like minded people!! Been attending for over 10 years since I retired and I love it!!

I paid about 600$ for this GRE course....what a waste of money! The vast majority of my class were…read moreexpecting SO much more from this class. We met every Sun for a couple hours with an instructor. She taught us as if we already knew the information as if she was giving us a refresher if u will. She talked so fast & breezed thru the problems using shorthand....once again if you had no clue what she was talking about she would give a little explaination but nothing that is going to interfere with the class time. I say save your money...go buy GRE books & sign up for MaGoosh & teach yourself.

This place was super cool. I went here for a digital marketing class. It's located in Ponce City…read moreMarket on the West side of the building near West Elm. Parking is via the ParkMobile app and is $2 per hour. There is a massive amount of classrooms and what appears to be co-working spaces. WiFi is free and plentiful. I would definitely come back here for a class.

I have been to General Assembly Atlanta two times now for different workshops and cannot be more…read moreimpressed with the business, location, accessibility, setup, and overall operations. The first workshop I attended was an intro to Adobe Illustrator. We had people of many different professional backgrounds in attendance. Although the class was beginner, they also answered the questions of those with a little more experience. When the presenter did not know the answer, the group may have chimed in to help. (Did I ever mention I love Atlanta) The most recent workshop I attended was the Transferable Skills workshop led by Nita Penn. This session was amazing! It was interactive, relevant, high energy, and applicable to our everyday lives. Nita was well prepared, fun, energetic, and inspiring. A lot of times we take workshops that work on our hard skills and it was nice that General Assembly scheduled something to help us learn about soft skills and how they can be transferable and applicable in various situations. I hope to see Nita continue to lead workshops at this location. I can guarantee that as she starts doing more workshops on various topics I will for sure be there with my friends! I am looking forward to building my personal and professional portfolio and am thankful for the opportunities that General Assembly is providing at such a reasonable cost.

Nerd Nite is a monthly gathering of people who are interested in nerdy things: science, history,…read moreliterature, etc. Basically anything nerdy is cool here. Every month, there are three speakers who delve into their geeky area of expertise and break it down for the group. Events are usually held at Manuel's Tavern in Poncey Highland. There's a $5 cover, and also a "frequent nerd" card that will get you in for free after five Nerd Nite attendances. It's really just a chill evening of getting learnt. Come join!

This review is regarding the Forsyth Conference Center at Lanier Technical College. Great place to…read morehave a big event to host. This is a great place to hold a conference or convention. There is plenty of room amd seating to accommodate your events. The staff here were eager to help and very accommodating. This facility is always clean and the bathrooms are great. Very spacious and has audio-visual. The center itself is modern, attractive and they have plenty of parking, and very easy to get to. I'll be back for another event gladly. I would definetely recommend the Forsyth Conference Center to anyone in the event or party planning industry.

Lanier Technical College paramedic program does not care about you and your success. They care…read moreabout themselves and their success. You can completely complete 720 hours of clinical hours. You can completely complete check off for all paramedic Clinic skills, this program requires by its program, Director Eron sunshine, you can complete this program without failing any final and the person who runs this program, Eron Sunshine, will still legally be able and will dismiss you from his program if he believes that you cannot pass the paramedic national registry on your very first attempt. It does not matter your performance throughout this program. It does not matter your level of dedication and it does not matter how much it means to you if ERON SUNSHINE does not think you will pass the first time you take registry he will kick you out of his program. no, not because you actually deserve it but because he thinks it'll just take you one more time and he's comfortable with passing national registry and he does not want you to ruin Lanier Technical College's percentages of passing on the NREMT paramedic national registry on the first attempt. Because of this, I would literally choose any other program besides this program.

The Art Center is truly a hidden gem for creativity and learning in our community. Whether you're a…read morechild exploring art for the first time or an adult looking to refine your skills, there's something here for everyone. I originally stopped by in search of pottery classes--and was delighted to find not only that they offer them, but also that a new session begins on October 13th. In addition, there's a Fall Break Art Camp for grades 2-5, where children will experiment with a range of media including watercolor, acrylics, and collage. As I walked through the space, I was able to watch artists at work and enjoy the current gallery exhibits on display. The atmosphere was inspiring and welcoming. Adult fall classes--running October 6th through December 13th--are also available, covering both visual and ceramic arts. Each class is taught by individual instructors, making it approachable for students of all levels. Best of all, online registration makes it simple to sign up. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that such a wonderful resource has been right in my neighborhood all along. It was a great experience, and I've already registered for pottery classes--something I'm really excited about! If you're looking for a place to explore your creative side, I highly recommend checking out the Art Center. Great value for 8 weeks art class at $280

Excellent place with caring and talented instructors. This was the first time my 12 year old son…read moreattended camp. He chose the pottery wheel class and had so much fun all week long. Many of the students are planning to go back for the same week next summer. He learned how to make his own pieces and glaze them. I highly suggest checking this place out.

I have been coming here for almost 2 years now and it is something that I would recommend. Started…read morecoming here getting my hair done when I did not have a steady hairdresser. For the prices, you get good service. I can't say great, but I do understand that they're learning so I'm not going to knock them. Next, I started to get pedicures. And then graduated to getting my fill ins. Staff and students have always been nice. Expect to stay there longer than a general session somewhere else, because they are students, but for the price you pay, it's worth the bargain.

My experience with this place culminates from roughly 3-4 months of experiencing consistent…read moresanitation issues, disorganization, chaos and overall unprofessionalism. It's so crazy that you have to get it on the record as I have. At first you give them grace because they are a school. They'll even ask for grace. But after months of experiencing what can only be described as a wild goose chase of chaos, you hit a point where you have to say, "NO! This is no longer about grace". This is about fundamental structural and organizational failure. What I experienced went far beyond minor mistakes or student learning curves. And after speaking with a rep from the Barber and Beauty industry, it's clear that Georgia Career Instirute has systemic problems, not one-off oversights. The Georgia State Board of Cosmetology and Barbers require strict compliance with sanitation, infection control, client safety, supervision and operational protocols. This means at the very least, having fully functional sinks where gook is not coming out and making sure all sinks have continuous hot water. You can't wash relaxer out in cold water. But again, this is minor, however, it undermines sanitation, safety, and basic professional standards. Think about it. If a school can't reliably provide hot water, it signals a much larger breakdown in oversight, infrastructure and accountability. Again, this is minor. There are way bigger problems over here, and I'm certain if the State Board did a random visit and/or disguised as a client, this entire school would be shut down. I do NOT recommend this school under any circumstances and believe it should be fully dissolved to protect students, clients, and the integrity of the profession.

I've had a good experience overall! The hands-on training is really helpful and gives you real…read moreskills you can use in a dental office. The instructors are supportive helpful when you have a question or concern. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a fast-paced dental assisting program.

I understand that this is a college for learning and teaching students hands on skills. What I do…read morenot understand is why it would take four or more visits to complete a dental cleaning. At this point I've spent more money on gas going to and from this location than the $60 I paid towards a cleaning I still have yet to receive! The students seem knowledgeable but end up waiting for hours to get the instructors approval to move onto the next step.