SpanishBlackbelt has helped me improve my Spanish over the last several weeks. I'm already planning…read moreon renewing my subscription so that I can keep progressing at a fast pace. Highly recommend this program to everyone - special shout out to my tutor Carolina!

From the owner: SpanishBlackbelt is a Spanish language school offering live, online conversational Spanish classes…read moredesigned to help adults and teens speak with clarity and confidence in real-world situations. Founded in 2004 and proudly A+ rated by the Better Business Bureau, we specialize in a systematic, immersion-based approach that makes Spanish practical, structured, and memorable. Our proven 10-belt level program provides clear progression, so students always know what they’ve mastered and what comes next. Programs focus on real conversation for professional environments, travel, and everyday communication—not isolated grammar drills. Lessons are interactive, goal-oriented, and built for long-term retention. Students work live with highly trained, native Spanish-speaking tutors who guide each session with precision and cultural insight. Our mission is to help Baltimore learners develop conversational Spanish efficiently through a method that is organized, measurable, and designed to last.

My daughter is 7 and has been receiving tutoring through Total Tutoring for several years. I…read morestarted my daughter young because I feel that her education is very important. At first the sessions were great! The tutors were effective and my daughter made a lot of progress in a short period of time. Honestly, I was very happy with the results of the tutoring sessions, and as a result, decided to have my daughter receive Spanish tutoring. I contacted Total Tutoring and organized for a spanish tutor to come to my house for weekly lessons. These sessions were scheduled for 30 minutes at the request of the tutor due to my daughters young age. The lessons began in September of last year, and as of today, she does not understand the phrase "Hola, como estas?". Needless to say her progress has been minimal. During the time my daughter has been receiving lessons from her tutor, Nannette Simmons, I noticed that she was consistently showing up late and leaving early which is discouraging considering the cost of each lesson. I contacted the agency to express my concerns and asked for a different tutor. I was told by Total Tutoring that they would try to find someone new to replace Nannette. Yesterday (December 2nd), the tutor again showed up late, so I decided to set a 30 minute timer. No surprise, the tutor was leaving early. I informed Nannette that should would no longer be tutoring my daughter and told her it was because she was consistently showing up late and leaving early. After each tutoring session we receive an email with a session summary; this is meant to highlight progress and address areas of weakness for my daughter to work on. I received the session report for the final summary and it was blank. I contacted Total Tutoring, cc'ing Nannette, expressing my opinion that this was unprofessional. I received an update session summary which was even more unprofessional!!! Nannette's updated session summary placed the blame entirely on my daughter!!! She took no responsibility for her actions. I responded to Total Tutoring again, extremely upset with the unprofessionalism shown by Nannette. Total Tutoring's reply was that they should have edited her comments before sending them to me. They took no responsibility for Nannette and did not acknowledge her unprofessionalism even knowing my frustration. They did not apologize for her comments, only stating I should not have seen them. Total Tutoring would get a higher review because they do have some good tutors, but customer service is key to me. I need professionalism and I need a good example for my daughter. I am active duty military and I have zero tolerance for adults who place blame everywhere but on themselves while taking no time for self-reflection. The images attached are images of the communications and session recaps as proof of this companies inability to remain professional.

Super tutoring service! We are so thankful to Kaitlin for matching us with David who is an…read moreexcellent tutor for my son. His professionalism, skills and knowledge in education, and warmth has been perfect for my son to make great progress academically. Highly recommend this tutoring service!!

Ted C. is an amazing tutor with a great understanding and knowledge about the SAT and new Digital…read moreSAT. Highly recommend, he has lots of material he provides as well as valuable additional insight. Great teacher!

Wouldn't recommend - a lot of videos that aren't very informative at the same price of other great…read moreprograms like LSAT Demon & Blueprint. I tried it out and asked for a partial refund and was denied. Spend your money elsewhere for better service & value.

I've worked with Shana on the GRE for close to a year. She did an amazing job prepping me for the…read moreexam and assisting me with my applications. When anxiety kicked in, she was there to help me learn to cope with it and still be able to focus. Amazing results got me into the school I was aiming for. Thank you Shana!!

When my daughter entered High School in March, I knew a mid year change of schools would be a bit…read morechallenging, especially in math. I was fortunate to receive information about " IStudy " and the experience was excellent and more than expected. It was great. Forever grateful to IStudy.

Used this tutoring for my son. Very reliable service. Attention to details and very good results…read more Highly recommended.

The New Century School is a great concept but is hampered by the admissions office…read more The school grounds is spacious for city standards. The separate gym building provides space for birthday parties. They have a indoor climbing apparatus (a somewhat dangerous one), bounce house, and large gym blocks. The space is open and a good size space for birthday parties for smaller kids. For the school itself, the main flaw is the New Century admissions process. It lacks structure, there is one person in charge. The person in charge, DS, is "disingenuous" as described by the first review. Since she alone runs the visits, the applicants are selected based off of her own personal evaluations and thus, her preferences and biases. Determining which 1-2 year old is more qualified than the next seems like a great skill, until its clear she does not look below the surface. Great space for a school, needs new administration, and the administration needs oversight.

We sent our daughter here for 4 years and are are preparing to send our son in fall 2020. We have…read morehad a great experiences with kind, knowledgable staff including aftercare. The kids spend a ton of time outside which is fantastic for little brains and bodies! As a teacher, I was impressed with the solid foundational skills my daughter received in her early years (2-5yo). That's why we are going back! Advice: Not every school is for every kid. Find the place you are comfortable with and that matches your style of parenting. Ask to visit places you're interested in and sit in the rooms.