Bruno can teach even a blind man how to drive . He is the best . He not only has great professional…read moreethics but is also a giving , kind and a fine gentleman.

I did my intial driving course from Bruno Driving Academy in 2016.I am very proud to announce that…read morewithout an excellent foundation of knowledge in driving (zero driving experience back home), I wouldn't be a bus driver now, and aspiring to be a driving instructor as well.He's an awesome in class and in car intructor...I owe all of the initial knowledge from him..Highly recommended school....

I called Makami College to inquire about a campus event for Mother's day which was advertised in…read moretheir website. The lady that answered the phone had no clue about it and was very impolite. She said she will get information and will return my call. it's been almost a week, I got no response. Deeply disappointed.

I am a student at the Makami College in Edmonton and my experience here has not been good. I was…read moreled to believe that the blended program was possible for me to complete while still working my regular job throughout the entire course, but since starting the program the school does not offer diploma mandatory clinic dates that are reasonable for working students. They only offer clinics during the week 4:30-9:00 pm. I feel like if Makami truly cared for their working students they would have a Saturday evening clinic after class available as well as a full day clinic available on Sundays. Other problems I have run into is the extreme disorganization and absolutely none of the staff seem to be on the same page on school protocols. For example I had an unexpected pregnancy. I let the school know as soon as I knew and I had been massaging in class for a month when I went to do a clinic all of a sudden Im told I cannot massage in my first trimester. Considering this is the most expensive massage college out there , my expectations are that staff should all be on the same page of protocols and organized at the very least. Also for how much extra they charge in tuition I have not seen a single reason paying double what other colleges charge is worth it. If your considering getting your massage diploma please don't make the same mistake I did . Save your money and time and pick a better college.

Awesome school, enjoyed every bit of it, my instructor took his time to teach me everything I…read moreneeded to know and the tools I need to become a DJ. Thank you Andrew. Israel.

From the owner: Registration for Sept group classes now open! We are Edmonton's first electronic music production…read moreand DJ school. We help people of all ages and skill levels develop their music production and DJ knowledge. If you've ever wanted to learn how produce music at home or learn the fundamentals of DJing, check out our 1-on-1 lessons or group classes. Opened in 2015, our school is the first of its kind in Edmonton and is located on Jasper Ave. Check out our website for more details.

Raymond is the best hair colourist and stylist in the city!! I started coming to him 3 months ago…read moreand won't go to anyone else! I love his energy and knowledge for everything hair! Thank you Ray! Your biggest fan, Julie Wuis

Raymond is amazing but so is every stylist at this salon. They take the time to listen to what you…read morewant. Also very knowledgeable about products

You get to see who the teachers are before registering. They hire people who have knowledge in the…read morefield they teach. The prices are pretty reasonable.

I've taken a few courses through Metro (now located in Avonmore School) and to be clear, the 5 star…read morerating is for the IN-CLASS courses. They are amazing! BUT, the one course I took by CORRESPONDENCE was an extremely confusing and annoying experience!! There is a huge disconnect between the teachers who mark the modules and the metro staff who give you the modules. Nobody knew what was going on the entire time I was trying to complete Chem 20 by correspondence and there were several mix-ups with the marking and exams... would NOT recommend doing correspondence through this place... HOWEVER, I am having an excellent experience with the night classes! The Chem 30 teacher, Mr. Callegari is fantastic, and so is Ms. Brownie in the Math 20-1 fast track program. The teachers put in a lot of effort to teach all the students everything they can. I really enjoy the class structure, and actually LOOK FORWARD TO GOING TO SCHOOL! This was not how I felt about chemistry and math in high school... There is also lots of extra "study skills" type workshops available for free to Metro students; a nice, big student lounge with free coffee, tea, and hot chocolate every night; free tutors available most evenings before classes start; and excellent student counselors. I would highly recommend anyone wishing to take night classes to go through Metro. The night classes are twice a week for four months for a regular course, and three times a week for two months for a fast track course. I'm able to work full time during the day and complete three entire high school courses in four months (one regular course Mon & Wed and two fast track courses Tues, Thurs & Sat).

ACSA offers safety training specific to the construction industry, and is funded by WCB premiums…read more For the most part, the training and most of the instructors are OK, which is not bad considering the dry material they cover. Their website needs some big improvement because it looks like it was created in Microsoft Word and is annoying to use and book courses through. And I believe their online audit tool was programmed sometime in the early Cretaceous period. But if you want to take a course on Safety Legislation in Alberta, this is the place for you... try not to fall asleep in class.

Cor audits I have…read morebeen doing audits for well over 15 years...must be almost 20 by now. I have seen the process change drastically over the years and not for the best. After finishing my audit in December, I had a couple questions to correct. Now on the 20th of March I suddenly have 27 questions to review. On one of them I was missing the work "all" or they say that "100%" would have also been acceptable. This is getting out of hand. I called and asked to talk to the person's supervisor and was told that there was no one above her position. Well I guess that the non profit organization that is for the industry got too big to listen to the industry. Well done guys. It is time for change. We will be exploring our options as ACSA is not the only outfit providing COR certification. Thank you

The most cost effective confidence-building way to learn public speaking. Many online or in-…read moreperson clubs available. Check out Brownlee's Best online here in Edmonton.

Stopped by yesterday, as they were having an open house, and I wanted to ask a few questions before…read moreI committed myself to yet another hobby. Now, I realize that the whole point was for the club to make visitors feel welcome, but I still appreciated the multiple friendly greetings and offers of various fridge magnets, pamphlets, and assorted paraphrenelia. The facility appeared to be clean and well maintained, and the coaches and students all appeared to be polite, respectful individuals. While that may not seem like a big deal to some people, when you're dealing with a sport that has a high possibilty of injury, it's an extremely important factor in my decision making process.