it's the best school to go to I graduated from there just last June and all the teachers and staff…read moreare very nice

Oh boy. This will be a long one. I attended Langley Fine…read moreArts School for six years (Grades 1-6). As such, this will not concern the high school experience, but rather, my experience going there as a young child. First off, the education itself is great. I did not have any issues with the ways core subjects were taught. The arts program is great for people that have an interest in the arts, but it mainly distracted people that had ambitions outside of the arts. There was definitely a pressure to pressure one of the fine arts, and they were not very modern about it. No modern dances, songs, or art mediums to be seen. It's a split issue, and is something that any arts school would have to deal with. Technology is almost absent apart from photography. Computers/laptops are used very rarely, and strictly for research purposes. I never learned how to type properly as a result. The school itself is pretty fine, no main issues with the building except for the portables, which have no heat or a/c. The school has an odd tendency to catch fire, but that isn't really the fault of the people who built it. Overall perfectly fine building. The teachers were a mixed bag, some great, some fine, some downright toxic. I did not have many issues with teachers myself, but many did. The general attitude of the school is accepting of lgbtq, disapproving of technology, and very focus on rewarding those that are naturally gifted. The kids and parents this school attracts are not always the most in touch. The parents gossiped about their kids' friends like a bunch of 16 year old girls. It was not very to have grown adults talk about me behind my back. However it's worth noting that my experience might be worse than average due to the fact that my grade was notoriously rowdy and snarky (if you know, you know). Last thing that I want to mention is that this school does not treat those with autism and/or ADHD very well. Fidgets are very frowned upon, support for kids that need it is practically non existent, and certain teachers made habits out of publicly shaming neurodivergent students. My brother, who is autistic, had a miserable experience there. In summary, this school is great for "Gifted" students. If you aren't gifted, you will probably have an average or negative experience.

I am pursuing EA diploma at the Abbotsford campus. I am having a great learning experience over…read morehere. I gain a lot of knowledge from here to become a successful EA in future. My instructor is so humble and intelligent. She has a tons of experience in this field and she is always ready to help her students in every possible way. I will definitely recommend this college to everyone....Just go for it!!!

I was a student at the Abbotsford campus and I must say the training I received was above and…read morebeyond. The instructor for the SSW course had over 20 years of experience in the field and brings her real life experience into the classroom. I was more than prepared for the "real world" with the education and training I obtained at the school. I have been employed in my chosen field of work, since graduating last fall. If you are wavering, take the plunge!

I recently completed my BLS healthcare provider re-certification here. I would definitely recommend…read moretaking a course here! The instructor, Jeff, did a great job covering the different areas and discussing various scenarios one may encounter. Considering I work with patients/clients across the lifespan, I appreciated the time he spent covering infants and children as well. In all of my cpr courses over the years, this was the first time I left feeling confident that if something were to happen to a child or infant, I would actually feel comfortable initiating CPR. Usually, I feel good about the adults but not so much with the kiddos. Thanks for a great class, Jeff!

I accidentally wrote a bad review after receiving my BLS card online. So I wanted to come here and…read moresay that my instructor Andria did a great job. Everybody warmed up quickly and learned the skills in a fun and intriguing environment. We learned an abundance of skills required by BLS and were instructed on various circumstances we might encounter in our respective fields. If you need to take a class this is the place to go.

I have taken classes at the Baker Creek Ceramic Studio for 1.5 years. I have learned so much from…read morethe expertise, coaching and support from all the studio's instructors. Brecken, the studio owner, creates a fun and safe place to make mistakes, learn and grow. I am not quitting my day job quite yet to make a living as a potter :), but I am improving with each class and am having a blast. I highly recommend giving your creative side an outlet at Baker Creek.

My 13 y/o daughter and I took a beginner throwing class with Brecken. I cannot say enough good…read morethings about the class and the studio as a whole. The instructor is very knowledgeable and really takes the time to ensure the students understand what they are being taught. There are regulars taking classes to continue their skills. Everyone is welcoming and encouraging. I really found the community aspect refreshing. We will be taking another class in the future. This was a lot of fun, and a great way to express creative energy.

What a pleasant experience certifying my First Aid and CPR at Prosafe. The website was easy to…read morenavigate. When I called to register, the person was polite and knowledgeable and able to answer all my questions. The instructors, Summer and Michel were professional, knowledgeable and presented in such a way that the material was easy to understand and remember. The classroom and campus were comfortable, clean and well stocked with the quality equipment and supplies. I will definitely take more courses at Prosafe.

My daughter took an SAT prep course from Trudeau in 2015. Her instructor was Erik. She found the…read morepractice in grammar and context clues for the reading most helpful. In addition, her math score went up 70 points. Trudeau also helped me financially by taking payments.

Sigma sigma boy so good I learn so much coding I am white belt 7 so good u can get 3d stuffread more

This experience has been extremely disappointing and concerning…read more First, I was told that the trial class would only be free if I registered, and that a $50 fee would be charged if I did not. I was asked to provide my credit card information for that purpose. Second, registration is normally completed after a trial class. I did not sign any documents after the trial. Third, although I clearly informed staff over the phone that I did not wish to enroll, they are now claiming that no such call ever took place. Fourth, my child did not attend a single class over a two-month period, and no one contacted me during that time. Fifth, I was never informed that a cancellation form was required. Despite this, my credit card was charged $313.95 in October and another $313.95 in November without my authorization. Based on these facts, I believe the billing practices are misleading and unethical. I am sharing this experience so other parents can be aware and avoid going through the same situation.

Great studio, our daughter has really enjoyed it here. The classes have been great for building her…read moreconfidence and they helped us record some self-tapes that helped to land an agent. Highly recommend !

Sherry, the owner graciously permitted me to audit an acting class with her lovely class. It's a…read moresmall group of students in a humble studio located in downtown Langley. Many students drive from as far as chilliwack due to the lack of classes available in the area. Most acting classes are downtown Vancouver and they are FULL. Usually an acting class can run up to 30-35 students and you're waiting all night to do your scene. Not here, the class is small so you get a chance to run your scene a few times if necessary and the intimate setting gives a sense of closeness and trust. Classes are $200 monthly and the end of the month you bring your SD card and do on camera work. It would be really great to get back into my creative bag and delve into some scene work, for fun. I recommend this as a friendly environment for beginners and intermediate alike. Sherry is a working actor so she knows the ins and outs of the business's and has close contacts with some casting directors and agents in the lower mainland.