What a great opportunity for the young and older alike... To really stretch their imagination using…read moreiron in some way or direction, whether it be to practice welding skills to build a structure, to do a home project, or to create art. My niece really enjoyed her time under the working knowledge of a fun welding teacher. Sometime after my niece took the short welding course I got to meet the owner of the company and her teacher, and was really surprised and blessed to discuss her wealth of knowledge, not only about teaching and welding, but in other areas about living well, taking care of oneself while running a business, and the importance of being a good neighbor and member of a community. I'm only giving her four stars, because I've never taken her welding class... But as a farm kid who in FFA had to learn how to weld, and watching a couple of my brothers, as well as my father welded for many years, and a husband who was taken away from his plumbing job so he could weld on the AZ nuclear power plant... I have a deep appreciation for the artistry and hard work. If I ever get lucky enough to be in one of her classes, I'll come back, and I expect to give her the full five stars!!!! I hope I get to do that. I encourage others to break out of their comfort zone, take a class, and have an opportunity to meet a really good teacher who's 'been there done it. '. I also appreciate she shared her professional story with my niece, and has given her a wider scope that is beyond a community, beyond AZ. Sharing stories about visiting other countries and teaching all over, is something that is great for young people.