Hamilton House is an adult learning community for those over 55. There are a large number of…read moreexcellent opportunities for learning and sharing, including language classes, lectures on art and history, painting classes, dining with peers, special dinners and many, many other activities.

From the owner: Hamilton House is a 501c3 nonprofit, member-based Adult Learning Exchange located on the East Side…read moreof Providence. Open to the broader community of active senior adults in Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts, our Mission is to inspire and enhance members’ lives through stimulating interaction with ideas and friends in an adult learning center and to connect them with opportunities to serve the community. Hamilton House offers weekly classes, special programs and lectures, and social events. Areas of offerings range from art, literature, history, music, language and environmental studies, wellness, community, and much more! Additionally we host a gallery and cafe, which are open to the public.

Just when you think the CSPH couldn't get any better... it does. In January they moved to a larger…read morespace within the Grant Building and it. looks. incredible. The library area is very cozy, and all of their toys and educational supplies are neatly organized, making it easy for folks to look around and explore. The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to answer any questions. They also have a great collection of antique vibrators which are beautifully displayed. I highly recommend checking out the Center for any and all sexuality/gender/women's studies related things. They have an expansive library and an education staff who can point you in the right direction. They also offer monthly workshops, trivia nights, and other fun events. Always a great place to explore and learn!

The Center is a great place to learn anything you'd like to know about sexual health, and they even…read moreoffer sex counseling! It's 18+, though, so please keep that in mind if you plan to visit. Megan Andelloux, who runs the Center, is fantastic and will answer absolutely any question you may have. She is really dedicated to keeping this resource open for anyone who wanders in and is not afraid to speak her mind about what she believes. The CSPH is a great addition to The Grant building, and is a great way to put Pawtucket on the map in terms of tourism.

Excellent instructors and very affordable classes. Definitely recommend checking out their…read moreschedule and get signed up for a class!

I recently attended Coastal Career Academy in Fall River, MA. I attended the February - April…read moreevening classes. It's a great school. They helped me accomplish a huge step in my life, a first step to a much brighter more promising future. I signed up for the Nursing Assistant program. It's a 100 hour program, in which they provide everything necessary to get you ready for your state test. Signing up was easy. It's a decently priced school. And one of the few in which are still open during this pandemic. Debbie owns and runs the school. She can be a bit scarce and hard to get a hold of but she's honestly got so much going on with all the programs her school provides and getting them together for both attending and up coming students. My instructor was Amanda. Amanda was very professional, great with communication and very thorough with teaching. She is willing to go the extra mile to help you with anything you need to learn or practice. Amanda made sure myself and my class were well prepared for our state test. Coastal Career Academy provides you with both morning and evening classes which is great for anyone who needs a flexible schedule for attending Coastal Career Academy. With the variety of courses they offer you honestly can't go wrong. I recently passed my state test on both my Clinical and Knowledge test. I couldn't be more happier and I plan on coming back for a few more things like CPR and EKG. If you want to better your future, not spend your entire life savings and have a team that cares about you getting to the next step in life...choose Coastal Careers !!

Horrible, complete joke. I took the Medical Assisting course and it was completely disorganized,…read moretheir mannequins arms and legs are being held on with duct tape, whenever you lifted it, they fell off. They didn't have the proper equipment to train with, they did have mannequin arms for learning to draw blood, however, they had us sticking eachother immediately the first night of phlebotomy, Ive taken phelebotomy before, you first practice on the fake arms to get the feel for it, then you stick a live person, none of the students had ever even held a needle prior, then the grant was ending and they rushed through the class by adding 2 extra days per week. I work full-time and the only reason I took this class was because it was only 2 nights per week. I tried to quit the course 3 times instead of wasting my time, the owner told me that if I quit that I would owe her $6500 and wouldn't receive the grant, so I continued. We never even got the CPR training we were supposed to have, luckily I'm already certified in CPR. The night before the National exam, I had to call the school to get the time of the test. I confirmed it via text. I was told it was at noon and to get there 30 mins early. I took the entire day off of work to take the exam. I showed up at 11:15 a, 45 mins early. They were closed. I texted the instructor to make sure I was at the right site, she read my text and never answered me. At 6:30 pm I got a call from the owner asking where I was, that they were in the middle of testing. I told her the story, which she didn't believe and told her, I wasn't going to waste my time anymore. She started getting loud with me, stating that she paid $150 for me to test and if I missed it, I would owe her the money. I told her I have texts to prove it and she said she wanted to see them. So I said "fine" I drove back there and showed her the texts. Not even an apology. I aced the test in 15 mins. I emailed her the next day and told her I would love to sit with her and give her feedback. I never heard from her. Now just for context. I have been a paramedic for 37 years, I've owned 3 businesses, one of them was an EMT training and testing site. I have alot of experience with running a business and this is NOT how you do it. I had no interest in becoming a Medical Assistance, however, she offered me the course for free. I love to learn, so I took it. I also had to pester her for a copy of my certificate for my portfolio. I'm embarassed to have graduated from this school. I tried to write a review on Goggle but she blocked people from writing them. Whatever you do, DO NOT go here. If you are looking for a good MA course, there's a great one in Seekonk at MTTI. Godspeed.

Just a Concerned Parent So Far I've heard 50/50 about this…read moreTech school but we will see in my Opinion some adults that work at the school need to know that this is NOT Boot Camp or Military school and there shouldn't be any yelling or screaming at any of the children or adding any of your personal emotions to work on your shoulders Remember you guys are working with children and it doesn't matter how long you have been there sometimes habits are hard to break unless they get the proper results.. just saying ..when I see change ill edit my review ( I won't name people at the moment.)

The safety and equality of the school is eh, eldest one of 23 said he felt uncomfortable because…read morethe teacher was hitting on him.

Props to you, Wellspring…read more Props to you for giving me my HS diploma Props to you for the free coffee and donuts in the AM Props to you for teaching me how to use Excel But most of all Props to you for giving me the third chance that nobody else would.

I stopped in to check out the thrift store on the recommendation of my sister-in-law. What a…read moredelightful little store. My husband and I found several items we were looking for, all in excellent condition.

Tom is great! If you are looking to start a project or finish one Tom is your go to woodworking…read moreperson. He's kind, knowledgeable, let's you take control of your project with direction. He loves working on the lathe and will take every opportunity to teach you to art of turning wood. If you are a novice or have some experience Tom is a great teacher!

From the owner: Woodworking teacher. $25/HR for one on one teaching-much safer. Join the DIY movement to make your…read moreown presents for 2017. Make your own with the Woodworking Tutor, one on one, hands on. Anything from a cute, little lathe-turned jewelry box to a dining room set, in a well-equipped wood shop. Woodworking and the creation of wood art is no longer a man's exclusive province. Most of my students have been women. *Kids 12 and over do very well at woodturning or jig saw work. *Please google "wood rescuer" to see the Wellesley Townsman's article on my business. *I also make custom furniture and repairs, and taught woodworking in the old Newton North High School. *Make raised panel kitchen cabinet doors. *Learn how to use the Leigh dovetail jig. *If you're setting up your own shop, I could help you save lots of money because some tools can serve many purposes, using shop made jigs.