This a great local resource for woodworkers. The Mt. Diablo Adult Education program offers may…read moreadult woodworking classes for beginners to advances woodworkers, along with open shop classes. The woodworking 1 class is a great introduction to all the equipment through the process of building a beautiful step stool. The day and night classes include men and women of all ages. The fees are very reasonable to get access to great equipment. The teachers are knowledgeable and very willing to help. For more info: https://mdae.mdusd.org/

I'm taking a woodworking class here, and I'm thoroughly satisfied with the level and quality of…read moreinstruction. The tools in the wood shop are great, and the instructors really know their stuff. What's more, those guys sure know how to keep a sharp edge on their equipment. Tuition is, in my opinion, up to what one would expect to pay in today's economy, especially considering that everyone is scrambling for cash to stay afloat, even the local government and its affiliated programs. The registration process on the archaic website is a touch on the byzantine side, though. It looks a lot like the very first website I ever coded when I was 16 years old. Uhh, now that I think about it, it looks like the website I designed a few years ago. But I'm no web designer, so hah! Point being, you're gonna have to dig around a little bit to find what you're looking for, but once you've found it, the actual act of registering for a class is pretty straightforward. Now, back to the woodworking instructors: Between the Bill and Dave, they've got about 70 years experience, 20 fingers, 20 toes, and 8 eyes (they both wear glasses). So I trust them to teach me the ways. I don't know if I'll ever be able to snatch the pebble from their hands, but I'm confident that they're showing me how to keep all my phalanges and body parts so that I could snatch that pebble, even if only in theory. I plan on taking many more courses here, especially in the "Working with Wood" category of classes. Now go forth and learn something new!

I recently completed an application for the A.S. Radiologic Technology program with advisor…read moreKrystiana Roan. Krystiana is very generous with her time in explaining the process to applicants over the phone. She answers all questions thoughtfully and is very detail-oriented when reviewing documents. Her commitment to providing individualized support to each applicant is truly impressive! I really appreciate all of her help with the process.

The reply the "supervisors " left is a passive aggressive statement, which I WAS a student in their…read moreprogram and they removed me, asking me to transfer to the MRI program and promised they would help me with that, guess what? The person made the promise didn't even reply my email after that. This is so funny when they responded with passive aggressive comments, which is the only thing they are good at is.

Jerry was an excellent resource for my husband, the practice tests were fantastic for preparing for…read morehis exams. Passed thr first time!! Thank you so much Jerry Woods, you're awesome.

The school has all the information you need and more. I highly recommend getting a hard copy of the…read moremanual, it's like a construction bible. Navigating the process with process from beginning to end has been stress free because of the help they provide. Valerie T. helped me for the past year, answering any and all help requests promptly (which I had a lot of) and checking in periodically. I got all the help I needed and more from csls. Even after passing the exam :)

If you're wondering how much their classes are or any information about class schedule you'll have…read moreto go in for a trial class. I brought my daughter in this week and we will not be returning. The "trial" is also not free as you would expect a trial to typically be (I did? As some of the other reviews say this place is run by mostly younger folks. I did see several teens working. Once you complete the 45 min trial class someone will give you a quick test to see what skills you posses and then let you know what skill level class you should take. There was something about this place that didn't feel right to me. It feels like a money grab. Now after having gone once I am hearing this from a lot of people who have had the same experience. We will be staying at our gym now in Walnut Creek.

Love the positive energy. My daughter who loves tumbling was looking to find a sport/activity and…read morewe came across cheergyms.com. She absolutely loves being a part of this.

Went in for a massage and it was the best I have had! Erin truly knows how to heal. The whole…read morevisit was amazing, I left energized in body with a very deep spiritual experience that I truly appreciate. I will definitely be going back as soon possible. The location is great, and the ambiance is special.

Erin Wallace, the owner of Transformational Healing Center, is a light and an inspiration!…read more My journey with her began with a curiosity about DNA Activation. I am always enjoying, exploring and experiencing different healing modalities, and my Activation with Erin made me feel great, which was awesome. However, I have referred friends & family to her who have experienced their DNA activations as profound and life-altering experiences, enabling them to break through many of their obstacles in one go. While I loved it and definitely felt clearer & better, the DNA activation did not totally transform my life, however, it did feel wonderful and propelled me forward into deeper healing. Since that initial experience with Erin, I have received so many different and powerful modalities from her - ancient Mystery School techniques & healings - and they have all been deeply empowering and transformative. For those wanting a healing path without process work (though I also practice & love process work!) where you can just relax and allow yourself to gently glide back into who-you-truly-are, I whole-heartedly recommend: Isis Healing King Solomon Healing Modality Etheric Surgery For those wanting to move deeper into the exploration of their spiritual selves, her Mystery School classes are amazing and she is a loving and generous teacher and guide! Her classes have enriched my life in ways I cannot even begin to describe. My work with Erin has been a true gift.

Thank you Lee and Joel for being so through and understanding of everyone's learning process…read more I had taken the test many years ago and got back into insurance and I knew QLS would be the pedestal for me to succeed. I did the cram course 2 classes in person and the rest online. I am a visual learner and having the teachers teaching in person makes all the difference. Last day I finished my class I told Joel "can't wait to message you saying I passed" and you best of believe I messaged him. It feels so amazing passing and knowing you worked hard. Listen to your instructors, they know. The test questions may not always be the same but if you understand the concept. You'll get it! Thank you Quick Learning School for the amazing teaching and donuts

I enrolled in the Life & Accident/Health Agent course on September 9. This morning I passed the…read moreLife license exam in 54 minutes with 127 correct! Thank you Irma and Quick Learning School!! Quick Learning School is worth the investment in your career. Invest in yourself and let Quick Learning School guide you to greatness.

Great experience more than satisfied with his work. Xavier will be graduating soon so I suggest…read moreyou go chexk out his work, along with many others at Urban Barber College, Concord on Willow Pass Rd.

These guys are the ones! I had to post this most recent cut. Exactly what my son wanted, he got so…read moremany compliments. For $6!

This studio is filled with great instructors and students. It's always kept clean and organized…read more There are many options for glazing, and different options of clay that are held at the studio for purchase. I appreciate this place being more of a class setting than those one-time activities for date night or to hang with friends, because ceramics takes awhile to get a good handle on. Plus there is a process of the bisque and glaze fire which cannot be done in a day. My recommendation is to take the 8-week class and show up to every class. At the end of the course, I'm sure you will have a better understanding of pottery.

I'm 4 class into the ceramic wheeling throwing class with instructor Chung. We have an hour of…read morelearning and then a few hours of practice. During the practice sessions, Chung would personally assist each of us on how to improve our throwing technique. Sometimes, we'll see instructor Yee, whom adds on the extra fun of banter in the classroom. They also have open studio so that students can practice during the week. Special out out to Cassandra! Thank you for being super responsive and delightful to be around. Overall, everyone at the studio is amazing, and i love the welcoming atmosphere!!