I tried their free trial…read more My 11 year old daughter, who struggles in math and had developed an aversion to it to the point of acting out, enjoys going to Mathnasium, feeling more confident with Math. She surprises me when I think she's too tired or too involved with what she's doing to want to go to the centre. She always wants to go there. They make it a relaxed and fun atmosphere which is how the brain works better. She's more open to the learning. I like that there are no worksheets to take home as homework.

Early on, but so far so good. Kumon had become a dreaded experience for my child, so we tried…read moreMathnasium. I want my child not to fear or dread math, and so far it has been a success. Learning has been steady, and the confidence it provides is evident. Mathnasium instructors understand the complexities inherent in a child's learning, and gently push but never go too fast. I don't expect math will be a lifelong pursuit, but the lessons learned now will benefit my child now and in the future.

My grandson loves going here. Excellent facility and nice staff. Noah is a very patient and kind…read moreinstructor.

This daycare had great reviews so i put my daughter in their care. They are great as ling ad your…read morechild is also. If you have a child that needs a littke extra assistance in any way this school and staff are extremly ill equipt to handle it and instead of working with the family will dismiss your child feom their care without a second though to how it may affect the child mentally or emotionally. Their website claims to work very closly with the ministry of social development wjich is a lie. They dont communicate with them at all in order to gain valuable skills and knowledge to work with children who may have mental or social issues. I would never recommend this daycare to anyone unless they dont mind their children being disposable. They would rather get rid of them then put in any work just to fill seats

Honey Tree Daycare is the very best daycare in not just Surrey but the entire lower mainland. The…read morefacilities are incredible and very well maintained. The teachers are very involved with the students and really go above and beyond with each and every student. The management has done a phenomenal job with the curriculum and has hired very caring and wonderful teachers.

Maddie is most definitely the best swimming instructor I've had. IN 5 lessons, she transformed me…read morefrom a total beginner to someone who feels comfortable in water and able to swim. She tailors her instruction to the student and works with your strengths. If you're looking for a great instructor, flexible, and cost effective, Maddie is it!!! Keep it up Maddie.

So I actually had a really great experience at Hilltop. I feel like with most education .. you get…read morewhat you pay for. Attending Hilltop was like attending university instead of a quick college course. There is no way I would have been able to learn on my own what I learned with the excellent instructors in class. During my time there instructors offered to give extra help and there was absolutely no charge for that. There were some old alumni and some current students there were offering tutoring at a price.. but that sort od thing is done everywhere! And I paid for my tuition myself, with a payment plan. Nobody pressured me into taking any kind of student loan, and I know for a fact that at least 50% of the students in my graduating class also paid for their own education. I found the education to be totally worth the price and I think that a lot of people would actually agree with me as many of my friends that graduated with me are successful trainers or group fitness instructors. So clearly my experience is the complete opposite of the girl above... I had a great time there and felt that I learned a lot. And I know that a lot of the students in my class, the previous classes and the students that started after me all feel the same way because we all stay in touch! Awesome School! It's the only way to go if you want real knowledge of the training industry. After the Personal Training Diploma Program ... if you are looking for more eduction... go for a kinesiology degree!

Have you ever wondered what it is like to be excited to be going to school every day? That's what…read moreit was like for me at Hilltop Academy! I gained so much knowledge from one of the most knowledgeable and gifted teachers, Donna, I have ever encountered - very passionate and with years of experience in the fitness industry. The instructors addressed any questions that I had. The course is technology-forward so we were encouraged to do practice quizzes using different methods not only limited to handouts but also different apps, websites, games and hands-on. As a visual-kinesthetic learner I need different learning tools beside books to make things more clear. It was amazing how instructors understood my learning style and supported me whenever I needed extra help. Best part was not only did I surrounded myself with like-mind people but I also gained great knowledge in the classroom, the gym and outside - in gorgeous Westminster Pier Park when the weather was nice. We learned invaluable information about the industry from guest speakers who also happened to be hiring manager and potential employers for many of us in the class. Moreover we enjoyed many field trips relevant to the material covered like to Flaman Fitness and Save-on-Foods for nutrition talk with Registered Dietician. I would highly recommend this course to others! Go Hilltop!

Thrive Movement Studio provides a great personalized workout in a small group format. They keep…read morethings interesting by varying the workouts so you never get bored. The trainers are all amazing -- so positive, caring and motivating. During the pandemic Thrive quickly moved their classes online via Zoom -- still providing personalized help (the trainer is watching you while they lead the class) and the fun of a small group format. They rented out equipment so their clients are able to work out from home while COVID restrictions are in place. Thrive is more than a workout studio. It's also a caring, empowering, motivating community of trainers and people who want the best for you. Try it out.

I can't say that CapU is a university that stands out if compared with others in the Greater…read moreVancouver area. Programs are usually overpriced, and the curricula aren't that great. They do whatever they can to milk money from students (especially from the international ones) and do not deliver good quality courses and SERVICES. I attended the North American Business Applied and do not recommend it. There are similar courses out there for a much better price, and most of the time, the instructors will be the same - btw, one of the few things that I liked about CapilanoU. Do not expect to have much assistance from their staff. They don't keep their word at all! I confess that I got a lot disappointed, maybe because I was expecting too much from this college - considering the huge amount of $ and time invested. if I could turn back time, I'd have chosen another university for sure!

I've attended Cap U twice in my life; One when it was Capilano College under the film studies and a…read morefew years later (recently) under the culinary program. My primary review is for the film program. I came here based on the reputation at the time of the course being better than some in the city (you know who you are). For what you paid and what the course had to offer seemed weak. The course was divided into sectionals: Lighting and camera, script writing, editing, AC, history of film, and business of film. Some teachers in the course had experience in the industry that were relevant and had a lot to offer while others were out dated. Please note that my experience compared to the current course may have changed as well as the teachers, however, I know that most of these are still in existence 'cause I have some of my friends nieces currently enrolled. Through conversation with them I feel that situations have not changed. Of course names will not be mentioned as that is irrelevant to the review. Editing: Bi-polar teacher that was supportive one moment and screaming at your the next for no reason. Not enough computers to go around to encourage or allow students to work on projects. History of film: You watch movies all day, something that I can do on my own for free on Netflix. Teacher was sexiest. Script Supervising: One of the most valued courses for me. I have an eye for mistakes and love the technical side of things in regards to continuity. Aside from a PA on major productions, for independent movies I did a lot of script supervising. Teacher was warm, knowledgeable and she made things make sense. Camera & Lighting: Learned some basics, however, with new lenses, editing and lighting this soon became an outdated course. The basics still hold value today. Business of Film: Teacher had an awesome sense of dark sarcasm and humor, we got along great. After learning about the business, financial numbers seen very interesting to you. I found that the course had way too many fresh out of high school kids who either didn't know what they wanted, thought they could be the next Lucas, still had some high school tendencies. I was a bit older than them and established myself a bit more to mature and grow before finding my way. There weren't enough people that were my age or slightly adult who took the course as seriously as they should. This partially ruined my learning experience. I was 4 years older than most of the students and still too young for the few adults. Way too much drama and high school attitude that most of my classmates carried through in their adult life. Because of this I didn't get a lot out of this during the projects as I felt were owed to me. This is a flaw with the admissions portion as mentioned before, not the students themselves. As mentioned, even if you have a demo tape. If you had the money or a scholarship, you were in. No real filtering of students who would actually elevate or make the course. The course was overly priced. Parking is horrible, take the bus. Parking is horrible, take the bus.

Never ever I will not go there and I will not reccommend there to any one.After Their ver very bad…read moreinstructor ,I register another school and I was so happy there.

Another great course through St John Ambulance…read more This time it was Transportation Endorsement taught by Bernie. You may recognize him from the Level 1 video. Bernie was an excellent instructor, and the class was all hands on, no videos, with lots of practices before the final timed exercise. I recommend the Transportation Endorsement course even if you don't need it for your job. They have taken a lot out of Level 1 and put it in TE. This course teaches more advanced life saving techniques, and you learn new skills, such as how to insert an oral airway, and how to use an oxygen tank. I was also very impressed with their pricing for their first aid supplies. Years ago I bought a sheet style pocket mask from them for $12. They are now only $1.50. $1.50! For a very important piece of personal protective equipment. Everyone should carry one of these. They also have small kits that include a the mask, gloves, bandaids and gauze for only $3. Very useful. Apparently they have a new supplier. I hope the change in prices have led to more people carrying first aid equipment. you can buy the full Level 1/2/3 kits, too. Make sure you have one in your car. You never know when you could need it. Park in the underground lot, which you access at the far end of the ground level parking. Pick any numbered, un-reserved spot. It's free!