Amazing course for everyone looking to become a product manager .Very interactive course ,…read morereasonable size class so you have access to the instructor . Ahmed Nizami ( the instructor ) comes with wealth of knowledge and experience , I learned a lot of him and would recommend taking this class with Ahmed .

Just finished my Product Management course. The curriculum was very interactive, practical and…read moredetail oriented. It was great to learn from the best (Amin Bashi) and learn some important Product Management skill. I took a in-person course, loved the experience, the homework and the exercises given to us. One recommendation, join an in-person course if you can and make sure to take time out for your homework because it would require at least 10-15 hours of your time per week. I would highly recommend this to people who are seeking product manager roles. It's worth it

Lovely studio with the nicest of professional staff. "BeHot," is spot-on. Nothing but Yogi's &…read moreYogini's and we all know they are beautiful inside & out

This was the class description -- "Vinyasa yoga class that is energetic and challenging, but…read moreaccessible to all levels. A rigorous pace and strong workout that will invigorate your body and test your will". It was not rigorous, energetic or one bit challenging. This was a beginners class in a warm room. I barely sweat and was bored. I would not recommend to an advanced yogi.

**They closed off the King St location and is now at 9 Clarence Square, Toronto, ON…read more I took the week-long accelerated Masterclass program three years ago. It was very informational and I did learn a lot. I got the basic bar-tending kit at the end of the class, and my certification card. However the program really doesn't prepare you for any real bartender jobs and can really only be viewed as a beginning intro series. I got a taste of what it'd be like working in high-traffic (through the final exam) but wasn't really trained thoroughly to survive in a real bar. The only thing I took away from BartenderOne was how to use a bartending kit, and how to make some classic drinks. It's true that they use powerpoints with misspellings. Wasn't worth the 500$. Also most places don't recognize or accept the certification so it's kinda just a gimmicky thing to have. Still cool though. I was interested enough to continue learning on my own; currently I work as a freelance bartender on the side of my full time job, mainly doing semi formals and parties. ***READ THIS: They said graduates of the program would be able to train in their events team, and work for them (first few events you only earn tips) and told us to add them on Facebook. My request to join wasn't accepted until a few months later with reinforced follow-up. No one posted on the events group and the owner and staff left me on read when I messaged for updates. So basically it was just an over-hyped scam. Don't take this course if you want to work. ***

Very cool event to try out for newbies & pro's, fun for team building, stags/staggettes, and dates…read more Would def do this again!

Do not waste your money and go here, very overpriced for what you learn! $32,000 and the program is…read morea joke. The teachers and staff are rude and don't even like being there themselves! Such a unprofessional institute.

I went to the Toronto Film School a few years ago and I cant say enough great things about my…read moreexperience. TFS is hands down the best film school around, as I visited several before making my decision. The instructors are top notch, especially Chris Lane. Everyone is very knowledgeable and currently working in the industry so there's lots of great opportunities to work on projects if you apply yourself. I had several gigs lined up the second I finished school. If you're looking for a hands on, yet informative and cutting edge film school I highly recommend the Toronto Film School.

After waiting almost a year, and 2 cancellations (exact same ones as Jonathan) I'm trying to peruse…read morea refund with Wagjag. I should have been tipped off by all of the typos and broken English in their emails. ***Avoid this company***

I booked this event with some friends at the beginning of 2013 for Cayuga raceway. A few days…read morebefore the event we all got emails stating cars were stuck at the border and the event would be postponed. I was venting to a colleague at work and he couldn't believe my story because he had been battling with Racingbox since mid 2012 and his event had been postponed 3 times. At this point he was dealing with Visa as well to get his money back. When I heard this I immediately took action and got all my friends their money back and LivingSocial was pretty good about it but because I had gotten my deal for free because all my friends signed up I was still registered for the event. I got a new email in August with a long apology for the postponement of the event and how they had one day available in October... I was very skeptical but considering I wasn't out of pocket at this point I still registered to try and do the event. Today I get an email, two days before the event on Saturday stating the event is once again postponed because and I quote "some of our cars are damages and do not work safely". The email goes on to explain "We ran a very complete year operating on over than 8 raceways". I take this as follows, RacingBox made a ton of money scamming people this year and now their fictional cars are all tired out and broken. A pathetic excuse for a merchant, I honestly think there should be a class action lawsuit against RacingBox and all the LivingSocial companies that allow the merchant to operate! DON'T TAKE MY WORD FOR IT... GOOGLE "RACINGBOX" AND READ IT FROM TONS OF OTHER PEOPLE WHO GOT SCAMMED! http://www.tripadvisor.ca/Attraction_Review-g2044824-d4286745-Reviews-Racing_Box_Experience-Cayuga_Ontario.html

My boyfriend and I went to a Hands-on: Dim Sum Delights with Chef Florence Kwok last night at the…read moreLoblaws on Lower Jarvis Street. The class was 2 hours long and there was 10 other people with us. We made Pot Stickers, BBQ Pork Puffs, Sweet & Sour Wontons and Baked Shrimp with Sriracha Aioli sauce Chef Florence showed us how to make the filling for each dish and we got to rotate around four stations to wrap the pot stickers ( made with pork filling), bbq pork puffs, and wontons (made with pork filling). We also got to coat the shrimp in panko (Japanese bread crumbs) and put them on skewers. I liked that Florence asked us to rotate through all the stations so we got to learn how to cook each dish. After we finished cooking, we got to eat our creations and was provided with a glass of wine with the meal. You won't get full on this and will most likely need to eat before or after the class, but I enjoyed it because we learned some neat things! We paid $45 each for this class and found it to be worth it. Chef Florence was strict, but also funny. She used a blend of English and Chinese techniques to make and cook the food. For those of you that are vegetarians or cannot eat pork - this is NOT the class for you as pork was used in 3 out of 4 dishes!

I went to a cooking demonstration with Florence Kwok "What's for Dinner" she cooked ground beef…read morestroganoff. Florence had a warm and funny demeanour and I found her class UTTERLY entertaining. She taught me a few things as well. I really enjoyed this class and the food was outstanding too. Highly recommend this experience.

I was not certain but still tried. Really nice experience, good for my back, will come back again.read more

A transcendent massage experience. I've had countless…read moremassages over the years, but my recent experience at Bahn Thai massage was truly exceptional. From the moment I stepped into the serene ambiance, I knew I was in for a treat. The masseuse was incredibly skilled and intuitive. Their techniques were masterful, effortlessly melting away tension and stress. I felt a deep sense of relaxation and rejuvenation, as if my body was being reset. The pressure was perfect, and the massage was customized to my specific needs. I left feeling lighter, more energized, and completely restored. If you're seeking a truly transformative massage experience, I wholeheartedly recommend Bahn Thai massage. It's a healing sanctuary that will leave you feeling blissful.

I just took this course (bootcamp weekend course - Photo 101) last weekend and it was eye opening!…read more All those buttons on your camera that you have no clue about b/c you et your camera to auto - well they tell you about them here - how to use them, what the best scenarios are to use them in, etc. There is a little theory, with some examples and lots of hands on practicing outside. I can't believe what a difference know a few things can do to your photos! Mine look 100x better with a few simple tweaks! They have a lot of different classes here - niche photography (ie - food photography, portrait photography...etc). The instructor I had was Lauren and she was fabulous - she answered all questions honestly and was definitely knowledgeable in her craft. I will sign up for another bootcamp class shortly as I think they are valuable to the budding photographer.

I thought this photography camp was very efficient in teaching how to use a camera, especially for…read moresomeone who hadn't used one before. Though a little awkward at first because the campers generally didn't know each other, the camp instructors did a good job of making time for games and activities for everyone to get to know each other. In other words, I spent a good time learning a new skill and having fun with others my age!