After paying $12k for the class and dealing with admins not being able to communicate properly and…read morenot respecting working adults time, they feel the need to charge an additional $10 fee for your official transcripts when they could've added it to your documents when you graduate. I take back everything I said about recommending this school, nothing but money hungry crooks. At least some of the professors are cool, but as an organization The Oaks can do better. 0 out of 5 stars

Horrible STNA/PCA program the instructors offer no support in helping you succeed. Rules are not…read moreenforced. The students can be out of control, meaning don't expect to be in a professional atmosphere. While attending here I witnessed bullying and experienced some myself I'm very disappointed in this adult program I know that at any another adult program such behaviors would have not been tolerated. You pay 2,300$ only to continued to be told to ignore such distractions. I am very disappointed in Great Oaks.

Kenton County Adult Education offers many services: GED preparation, literacy services, college…read moreremediation assistance, ESL courses, workforce development and testing, and more. As an employee, I'm most familiar with the GED classes and preparation. Classes and instruction are offered at five locations across the county, in the areas of Covington, Independence and Erlanger. Some preparation is learning-center style, which means students work independently on subjects that an assessment indicates they need practice in. Other locations offer structured classes. In addition to GED preparation, ESL services are available as are literacy services (for students whose reading level is not yet sufficient to study for the GED). Kenton County Adult Education provides a caring, supportive staff at each site.

UC's Niehoff Urban Studio is located on Short Vine in Corryville just East of the UC campus,…read moreserving as cool studio focused on urban planning and working with the community. I attended Soapbox Speaker Series: Craft Beer As Community Development discussion with 3 local breweries Rhinegeist in OTR, Nine Giant (who opens in Pleasant Ridge in September) and Weidemann's in NKY. Great discussion on how craft beer brings communities together, revitalizes neighborhoods, creates jobs. Do we have too many breweries in town? No as the discussion continued citing Portland, OR and San Diego, CA as examples with 50 breweries. At the end of the session everyone enjoyed samples of the local beer. Thanks to Niehoff for holding the event & looking forward to future events in this space.

The Niehoff Urban Studio is a unique learning environment for students at the University of…read moreCincinnati. It is an interdisciplinary studio off campus (on Short Vine) that allows students to attempt to solve real world problems and interact with people in the community. I attended a speaker series by Soapbox Media (which I highly recommend, www.soapboxmedia.com) talking about the urbanist movement. Long story short, free beer and excellent conversations. If you ever get the chance to work/visit/participate here, I highly recommend it!

Media Bridges is a local non-profit that provides access and education to the community on…read moretechnology and technology resources. They just recently moved downtown on Race and Central Parkway. The center offers free classes to the community on things such as video production, graphic design, web design, Once someone has taken classes there, they can have access to use the electronics and equipment that Media Bridges owns. They also produce programming on their four local access channels for many local organizations. They pride themselves on being one of the many organizations that have moved into Over the Rhine to help it's revitalization and growth as a booming cultural and arts neighborhood. I am actually looking into taking some classes there soon. I hear that they are somewhat hard to get into as they are free!

Ever wanted to make your own TV show... for FREE?! You can do it here…read more Media Bridges is a non-profit cable station located at Race and Central Parkway. If you are a Cincinnati resident, you can come here to learn how to create your own television show and have it broadcast. How so? 1.) Call up Media Bridges. Ask to signup for their television classes. They also have radio classes if music is more your thing. 2.) Attend the required classes and learn how to use the equipment. Ask questions! 3.) Once you are proficient, you can borrow video cameras, use the station's television studio or radio pod to create your own show. Media Bridges also has several editing suites so that you can put together your show and add graphics and effects. 4.) When you have a completed show, you can burn it to DVD and schedule it for broadcast. Pretty cool, eh? Media Bridges is community centric and promotes freedom of speech. As long as your message is tastefully produced, you can make a show about anything: hobbies, cartoons, talk show, politics, music, religion... your imagination is the limit.

Was turned away from a fun night out with my husband to paint a Star Wars painting. Very…read morepretentious and rude staff. Do not pay for camps or classes-very overrated. We were not offered a refund even though we were turned away at the door. One of the most unbelievably ridiculous encounters I've ever had. We would not recommend Baker Hunt as the owner is extremely rude.

I have been taking classes here for years. The instructors and staff make you feel welcome…read more Classes are art based but also cooking as an art. I took my grand daughter to a cooking class and she loved it!! There are numerous classes for all ages. I would definitely recommend!!

Started as a partnership between Thomas More College, NKU and a couple of other school systems and…read morecenters, this adult education center hopes to bridge the gap between urban learners who desire a higher education. In addition to college credit courses, the center also offers personal development classes. Other school systems, as well as Gateway Community College joined the partnership that supports the center.

Using Sew and Go was the perfect way for a beginner like me to learn how to sew! I called them so I…read morecould learn how to use a sewing machine. I'm a busy mom so Krista coming to my home at my convenience was so nice! She was patient and very knowledgeable about all things sewing! She carefully watched and listened to me as I familiarized myself with the sewing machine. She showed me step by step from how to wind a bobbin to sewing the final stitch. I really appreciated all the trouble shooting advice if I happen to come across a problem. I highly recommend Sew and Go if you want to learn how to sew. Krista will help you be on your way from doing something simple as sewing a button or more challenging as making a quilt!

From the owner: I have over 10 years experience of teaching both adults and children ages 7+ how to sew! I do…read moreprivate lessons in your home. Please contact me to set up a time for me to come to you to help you learn more about your sewing machine!

This school is a top notch language school with excellent instructors! The people here are the best…read morein the industry. Very professional and management is extremely accommodating.