This was a relatively large Goodwill, and had a great selection of clothes. As with most thrift…read morestores, they had their fair share of outdated junk, but, they also had plenty of newer or in-style clothes, and tons of nice business attire. There was also a decent selection of furniture, housewares, books, electronics, and toys. I got several nice frames for $2 each. Goodwill prices in general are pretty high for thrift, but this one has some nice pieces that were worth it. For instance, shirts were $5.99 which is kind of high, but I got a couple 100% merino wool sweaters for that price, which is good for such well made items. Staff were constantly putting out new items the whole time we were in there.

Nice variety of items from used clothes to kitchen ware and shoes, clean and organized and most of…read moreall low prices. My only complaint are the narrow isles between displays and Goodwill needs to put up notices in their carts for shoppers not to park their shopping carts in the isles. Some shoppers park their cart in the isles and go texting in their phones oblivious of other shoppers who need to pass through or look up items in the displays. Tell shoppers to park their carts outside isles so everyone can shop uninterrupted.

The aviation program does not have an instructor as he resigned.i spoke with the principal and she…read moretold me they were interviewing for an instructor. The kids were assigned work to do weeks ago. They have no work assigned.now and are doing nothing but talking. The substitute is not.teachimg. The career center received a grant for the.aviation program. I would think they could do some educating of these young kids that are attempting to prepare for graduation in a short time. They should be allowed to enter another program so they will be studying something. I believe this should be brought to the attention of the school board so a plan can be put into place to resolve this Kim Howell

Hello it was very interesting and useful for me. I hope I…read morecan improve my skills in the field of welding. And I would be very happy to learn other skills as well.

Choosing the right training program is crucial. Finding a school with great instructors who are…read morewilling to break things down to help a C student like me understand what I thought were some of the most complicated tasks is not easy. I believe OMITT Trade School is that place. They not only help students develop in-demand trade skills for the global workforce but also create a family-like atmosphere. It's a place that supports students and makes learning enjoyable. I have witnessed them assist hundreds of people who walk through those doors seeking help. Not only do they teach valuable trade skills, but I have also seen them provide job placement assistance after graduation. Without a doubt, it is the greatest trade school in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Paid for blower door testing certification supposedly it was work at your own pace. Life happens…read more2+ years later I have to pay more to be able to take the course to get certification. The price increased doubled. Call to get a refund because services were never rendered they said no because I accessed the site while I signed up. So I'm out my money and have to pay another 1500+ to take the course I paid for already. All because their price increase. They tried to tell there is a TOS yet there is no TOS anywhere on their site. Don't recommend.

Probably the best training I've ever attended, and I've been to a lot of classes. The thing I like…read moreis that they've taken some otherwise technical content and broken it down into bite sized chunks so each bit is understandable. They then took those chunks and organized them in a way that it all makes sense in my head whereas before I could understand any individual concept but felt like I was swimming in a sea of concepts that didn't add up to anything. Also, my instructor John was super nice, well spoken, easy to understand and seemed to genuinely care that all of us learned the content. He's someone I hope to keep in touch with longer term.

Great value on a massage! $30 for a 50 minutes rubdown, no tip allowed - you are just asked to…read morereview the student afterwards. Kim did an awesome job on getting the kinks out of my neck/shoulders, as I work at a desk all week. As others have said, you don't get a private room but you don't really notice anyone around you as people are quiet during their massages. Only drawback was the clocks in each work station, they were ticking loudly which was distracting at times. Hours available on Friday/Saturday only, can only call the week of to schedule appointment. I went at 6:00 and beat the rush, as there were a lot of people in the reception area as I was on my way out.

Bad experience here. I had a massage and evidently fell asleep and drooled on the sheet. The…read moremanager, Anna Azaglo, claimed I had an injury and insisted I get a doctors note that indicated I was healthy enough to come back for future massages. I did as instructed. In fact, my PCP charged me $35 for the letter. I presented it to Anna but she said it wasnt good enough, that I was banned from coming back. I advise never going to this place. Its basically a scam.

The general music teacher is really funny and I like the way she teaches her class the orchestra…read moreteacher is really nice and the guitar teacher is a funny guy to be around the reviews under this is lying besides the big truck

There are most always trucks blocking the school's student drop off circle accessed from the corner…read moreof Market and Cedar. There is a place for them to park at the dumpsters so they don't block parents from dropping their teens off. This happens up to 4 days weekly.

This place is so awesome! My boyfriend and I had toured the campus because of his interest in the…read moreschool, and this place has everything! If you're thinking about going to the school, just go. It definitely won't disappoint you. The staff is so helpful, and they will happily answer any question that you may have. My boyfriend is so excited to attend NASCAR Technical Institute.

Completely lied from the beginning, was told the apartments near the school are expensive and I was…read morebetter off using their student housing yet their rent for a shared room is about $700-$800 and private is about $1100 through CHS. The worst, had to move twice in between courses, charged for items that had nothing to do with me. The school gives you material that is either outdated or has nothing to do with your future career(engineering stuff). The system they use(blackboard) is mediocre. Doctors notes are approved based on what they feel like. Was made to sign into their updated program claiming I didn't have a choice and was extended another 3 weeks. This school is atrocious, a few of the instructors have questionable professionalism, if you have a grievance they don't listen nor follow through on talking about it. Doesn't matter what you got going on, they do not care. UTI is overpriced, you're better off taking classes at a community college. They lie off the get go.

Who knew I had such a talented team! We held our annual in-person team building event this year in…read moreWinston-Salem. My department is comprised of all remote workers, so we usually only see each other in virtual meetings. Just shy of 40 people broke up into 4 teams to cook 4 separate dishes from veggie to dessert. We had such a great time! I always send out a survey to my team regarding the annual event and every bit of feedback I received regarding the Iron Chef Experience was 100% positive! The experience was well organized, well managed, and in a great facility. All of the food was amazing and I feel some great bonds were formed across all areas of my department. I would highly recommend these guys for whatever level of event you are looking into.

We had a surplus birthday party at our home. Chef Don came to our home and, with the help of 4 dear…read morefriends, transformed our kitchen into a cooking classroom. We made a delicious salad dressing, chicken Florentine, ratatouille, and flaming cherries jubilee, to pour on top of a decadent Bobby Boy's Bakery chocolate cake! Everything was delicious. Chef Don regaled us with interesting stories of his world travels as a chef on a private yacht, chef for a catering company that served several major airlines, executive chef for a major tobacco company, and chef and owner of several restaurants. All who attended felt like we learned some tricks, were well fed, and made a new friend!