My 14 year old attended the C# programming for games camp and said that "It was extremely boring"…read more Interaction was with computer only and no instructor. There was little to no human effort in getting my kid "engaged" in the subject matter. My child also indicated that the day was more baby sitting than camp. I am disappointed because when I call before reserving the camp, I asked many of these questions and was told something different than what actually was provided. If you need someone to just watch your child, this is the camp for you.

This organization is extremely​ involved​ with the international education community. The staff is…read moreexceptionally welcoming, and the facilities are always sparkling​ clean.

From the owner: With almost 40 years of experience, American Councils for International Education is a…read moreworld-renowned non-profit organization with a dedicated expertise in international education programming, policy, and research. American Councils creates and administers around 275 programs per year in 64 countries, concentrating in areas of the world that are challenging to access, but whose languages are being touted by the U.S. Government as "critical" to national security and international relations. American Councils has received hundreds of millions of dollars in competitive grant awards from elite clients such as U.S. Dept. of State, U.S. Dept. of Education, USAID, World Bank, Carnegie Corporation, and the George Soros Foundation, and is recognized in its field as the "gold standard" provider of student and faculty exchange programs, faculty and professional development abroad programs, language curriculum development and research.

I purchased the Career Launch Kit for $899 from Your Next Jump (YNJ), along with a cover letter for…read morean additional $100. While I appreciated the professionalism in communication, the overall experience fell short in several important ways. First, there was minimal human interaction throughout the process. At no point did anyone take the time to understand my unique career goals--whether I was repositioning myself for a new industry, returning to the workforce after a break, or targeting a specific type of role. The service felt highly templated and lacked the strategic depth I expected from a career consulting company. They did want me to submit two job opportunities, to get an understanding of the roles I wanted to apply to, but by the time YNJ completed their services, those roles are obsolete. YNJ emphasizes their move toward AI- and tech-driven solutions, but this focus seems out of sync with recent hiring trends and feedback from recruiters nationwide, who have voiced growing concerns about the authenticity and accuracy of AI-generated materials (https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/21/business/dealbook/ai-job-applications.html?smid=url-share). Unfortunately, that disconnect was evident in the documents I received. They don't need to be experts in every field, but there's a noticeable lack of industry knowledge that makes it difficult for them to highlight critical, role-specific functions. Drafts were returned with errors--including incomplete sentences and exaggerated or unclear claims--so I had to carefully review everything to avoid misrepresenting myself. Revision times of 24-48 hours (even for minor edits) created unnecessary delays in my job search. And conversations with Tim felt rushed and surface-level; I was never fully confident that my feedback was truly understood or applied. I did call YNJ to discuss these concerns before posting this review, but they did not respond, I'm assuming it is because they already received their payment. I had roughly five different hiring managers review their work, and none were impressed. While the general template that they utilize is unique to their services and adds a splash of color amid the monotonous pile of resumes, nothing really stands out. In the end, Your Next Jump's work may serve as a basic starting point, but if you're a professional with a nontraditional background, transitioning industries, or aiming for mid-to-senior level roles, you'll likely need to invest significant time refining their drafts yourself--or seek more strategic, personalized support elsewhere.

I was told by owner I would have phone conversations with writer. That never happened. Final…read moreproduct had misformating and misspelling of words. Spent over $300 for not a good quality of work.

I've been studying Spanish for over 6 years and Spanish Tutor DC has been by FAR the best classes…read moreI've taken. I have taken group classes and one-on-one classes with Santiago this summer, and was so happy with my improvement. Santiago was an incredible instructor who made the classes personalized to my goals and challenged me to start reading and writing at an advanced level. You also receive access to an incredible online workbook and podcasts that were great for practicing and reinforcing what you've learned. You cannot find a better institute in the DC area to learn Spanish!

Our son Noah has taken one on one lessons online for over two years now. he has learned a lot and…read moredone quite well with the lessons.

I've been taking Spanish classes at District Spanish for 4 years now and have nothing but good…read morethings to say. The classes are flexible, informative, and a great way to meet people. My Spanish proficiency has improved immensely during my time there!

I started taking Spanish lessons here last summer when the company was called Simple Spanish. The…read moreowner recently moved out of state and Gerardo took over and rebranded under his ownership. The transition was seamless and my learning experience, which was stellar under Simple, has continued to be equally as good under District, probably because Gerardo has been my teacher the entire time. He's energetic, friendly, patient and very receptive to feedback, which is important in a small class setting where people may have different learning styles and preferences. He also takes the time to point out when certain phrases/words are used more commonly in Spain vs. Latin America. Classes are held in a WeWork space. If you're not familiar with it, a bunch of different companies rent out glass paneled office spaces on the same floor. There's a lounge/kitchen in the lobby area that's accessible to all, which is nice because they always have free coffee and tea, along with plenty of space to hang out and study or eat.

Great class! Lisa is knowledgeable, friendly, and responsive. She keeps the class moving well, not…read moretoo fast that it's overwhelming but not so slow that it drags. She gave direct, informative, non-judgmental answers to all questions. Would strongly recommend.

This was a great intro class on newborn characteristics and care for my husband and I! While I felt…read morefamiliar with all of the topics discussed (years of baby sitting!) there were plenty of moments where I found myself saying "this is such a good reminder" or "I totally forgot about that"... the course was a good refresher and I feel more confident going into motherhood for the first time knowing I won't panic now in the moment when it comes time to do the first bath time or if my infant has some funky skin issues after birth. I will say this course was HUGE for my husband, who had zero knowledge or understanding of any of these topics. He loved taking this class, and found the section on baby holding techniques very helpful as this was a fear of his and now he feels prepared. Lisa is friendly and has a sweet and calming presence and we enjoyed watching her segments together over the course of two nights after dinner. It was fun to do as a couple and also got us thinking about areas we might need to research or learn more about. I would recommend to all first time parents, especially dads/partners who have little to no experience with babies but are seeking to be hands on and prepared from the get go.

My parents used the services provided by followers of The Alexander Graham Bell Association when I…read morewas a toddler. My parents were told that getting me to use my voice and my ears was very, very important. They got hearing aids for me and made sure I had speech therapy. Fortunately, they realized rigid oralism wasn't the best approach, and they started learning American Sign Language shortly after transferring me to a school for the deaf. AG Bell should be held accountable for the following: -centuries' worth of bad-mouthing signed languages and Deaf people who speak signed languages; -centuries' worth of condoning language deprivation; -decades worth of promising parents that hearing aids/cochlear implants will make the deaf child function like a hearing person. (Cochlear implants: 22-33 channels vs. an average hearing person's 6,000 channels...) All Deaf children, regardless of their hearing level, have the right to access to their country's signed language, as signed languages provide them with 100% visual language access. YELP IS PRACTICING CENSORSHIP.

Five of deaf group who want to learn about that exhibitions. They refuse to let us to come to see…read moreexhibition and had very bad attitude to us and closed doors. That is public museum and refuse to serve to our deaf community that is AUDISM! Not healthy to go there where they closed the doors.

We have used Trascend Academy for all four of our sons. They have THE BEST tutors, who come to…read moreyou. I recommend them to other people all the time. Tina is super helpful, and even though we did not use them for college applications, she talked us through some college application decisions.

Transcend Academy is a really great investment. They raised my GRE score by 120 points and helped…read moreme with the painful process of application preparation. I don't know if I will get into my top school yet (Georgetown School of Foreign Service), but I know I have a better chance now. I was a little anxious going to a company that I hadn't heard of instead of the big names like Kaplan or Princeton Review, but my friend swore by Transcend, and now so do I. My one issue was that my education advisor wouldn't meet at my house, but then again meeting at neutral places (a coffee shop and sometimes the meeting room at Transcend's office) was probably good to remove distractions of home.

This review is based on a tour. I met with Carolina this morning, who was very nice and…read moreprofessional. My bottom line is that they are doing the best with what they have. It's a small space without natural light, but it does feel bright. It's clean and the children seem happy and well cared for. We are likely not pursuing a spot for two main reasons: the lack of natural light and the lack of a dedicated playground, or playground nearby. We feel strongly that we want our daughter to have outdoor education incorporated into her day, and I wasn't thrilled with the idea that she would have to walk on busy DC streets to get to a park without playground equipment meant for her age. In short, I think it seems like a perfectly nice place, but I don't think it's the right fit for us.

We are very Happy with our son's first Kindergarten! In a…read morecaring and professional atmosphere, our son loved going there and felt at home form the first day! The facilities are new, clean and very welcoming. Mrs. Mattingly and her staff made sure all our needs are met and questions answered. Highly recommended!

An absolute gem in the heart of Georgetown. The teachers are incredible and balance being nuturing…read morewhile encouraging independence. My daughter attended for three years and was not only incredibly competent but very self-assured starting Kindergarten. My son currently attends and has grown by leaps and bounds year over year, he loves going to school every morning--the most important indicator of an amazing establishment! The teachers are tenured and the parent group is inclusive and fun! We consider ourselves very fortunate to be a part of the GMS community!

Amazing school with dedicated, experienced teachers who create an ideal place for preschoolers to…read morelearn and develop life skills