All my instructor's Richard, Russell, Patrick Philips, Terry, Frank, even Javier (who has not been…read moremy immediate instructor) are amazing they have a tremendous passion for teaching students who are passionate about learning the welding trade. Do not come here expecting to ride on with just your skills learned beforehand because they are training you to be in the workforce they don't tolerate tardiness or excuses because they want you as their students to be someone they can recommend to a previous employer they won't if you don't show your dedication along with your skills. They truly prepare you for the job you want and if you don't show them your dedication to it they will try to make you understand the importance of being dedicated and willing. They don't just teach skills they teach real career lessons. They know in depth about the trade and they will teach you how to prepare not only in skills but expectations and experience.

Attended 2021-2022 in applied Science in Welding Technology. The classes are educational, and…read moreinstructors check the work, but TSTC is not AWS certified, so they do not provide transitions to the welding field when you graduate. The Careers office is focused on the other departments, and job fairs they host favor other industrial avenues at the school. The instructors will tell you the same thing, to apply to join the unions, and get your AWS certs from certified locations.

Graduated in 2019, no real complaints…read more Had a very good atmosphere and the staff does really care for their students. I am really glad I went to this high school and the only real regret I have is not taking full advantage of the opportunities afforded to me. I would say for anyone attending that finding a productive club that teaches you new skills was probably the most valuable asset I could regularly use and meeting new people was always a good time.

I really enjoyed watching the nutcracker with my daughter this year. Everyone worked very hard and…read moredid an amazing job. Looking forward to seeing it again next year.

Great place to work. Great place to study. Did both. Just liked it. All the staff are dedicated and…read morefocused on the success of the students.

MyComputerCareer has a nice, new campus (no longer on Richmond); knowledgeable instructors; a…read morecaring staff; and a solid, challenging, curricula. If you do the work, you learn and get certified. With certifications, the Career Services department can get you a decent job. I highly recommend it.

If you love Beef Jerky then you have to check out Texas A&M University's Meat Store…read more For those of you unable to buy fresh steak in person you'll have to settle for the non-refridgerated items they can mail out to you. In my case I ordered a 1/2 lb of their beef jerky made famous by a recent NY Times article. The theory is that jerky made from pulling the meat off the bone is 10x better than jerky made up from ground up meat. Chewy Yumminess!

This review has nothing to do with the Meat Store…read more I have had the good fortune to attend 3 different extension classes at the School of Meat Science. All have been outstanding. The facility is state of the art and the instructors are the best. Dr. Savell and Dr. Griffin know their stuff and are great at conveying it in an interesting and understandable fashion. Everyone affiliated with the program is very professional and knowledgeable. I have been in the food business all my life and always learn a lot from these guys. The courses aren't cheap but well worth every penny.

As an early polling spot on a weekday, this place had a smooth voting process. We came in the early…read moreafternoon, and parking was ample since there weren't very many people. We stood in line outside for what felt like only 10 minutes, and then were taken inside. They had a sign outside to silence your phone before you entered. Mask coverings and social distancing of 6 ft were required. Once inside, they took your drivers license and scanned it into their system. Then, they gave you a voting card and a disposable stylus with a rubber end to it. You're then directed to an automated voting machine to insert your voting card in, and then used your stylus to vote. Once you're done, you took your filled out voting card and scanned it into their final voting machine to tally your vote in, and you're done. The voting process itself felt like it took only a total of 15 minutes to complete. So, if you're planning to vote early in Ford Bend County, this spot is very efficient on a weekday.

Jon Payne literally makes Tulsa welding school every other teacher besides porter is NO GOOD and…read morelacks attention to students jon Payne was by far the BEST teacher that I gained the most knowledge and advice from

it is helping underwater helping the city keep there tubes safe and working sincerely Ethan simmerread more

Tuner school was the one of the best experiences that I have ever had. From the very first day my…read moreinstructors Micheal and Tanner welcomed me and everyone else into the classroom with open arms treating us like family. They were very professional and extremely knowledgeable about making fast cars go faster. If there was specific questions a student would have, we would cover the subject in class. Jerry the shop manager is another great guy. He allowed the students to see some the research and development that he does there at Hennessey Performance. That was very impressive. Everyone that works there is super friendly including John Hennessey himself, who visited the classroom to thank the students personally. If you love fast cars as much as I do, this is the place where you want to be. I am a single dad for over 17 years, who left his job doing construction for 20 years to pursue his dreams in the performance industry. I came here to get hands on experience modifying and tuning late model camaros having owned 5 of the 6 generations of them. I am happy I came here because I have learned a lot.

Great school with lots of hands on experience. Small classes offer lots of one on one time with…read morestudents and the instructor.

I like a good local camera shop and Precision fits the bill. Classes are good and the events allow…read morefor vendors to show their latest while picking up the taxes for purchases. Always good. Watch the warranties, they're a bit slow at submitting the paperwork though coverage is supposedly retroactive to the date of purchase. Not something I want to test with expensive glass. Still, I find familiar faces a good way to do business.

Just looking for a few used lenses and got to see some flashes. I had it at the counter ready to…read morepurchase and was told I needed to have an account with my contact information before I could buy the flash. I'm sure it won't hurt them. I'll just buy the same one online. Without the hassle