My son is a high-schooler and has struggled with math all his life and Mathnasium is the best place…read morefor him. He enjoys going several times a week which I am shocked to say. What I appreciate mostly about Mathnasium is that the students are able to learn at their own pace and they do not move on until a certain level of proficiency has been established. This is so different from the school system in which the same expectations are set for everyone for the whole school year. Mathnasium helps alleviate the anxiety that a lot of students get when learning and they are able to take that newfound confidence back to the classroom. I only wish that Mathnasium was available when my child was younger. So those starting Mathnasium in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade, you are lucky to be beginning at a great time. However, it is definitely not too late to start at any age!

My son has struggled with Math, but now he enjoys going to Mathnasium. Their style of instruction…read morehelps fill in gaps and add the missing pieces. The staff knows how to motivate and encourage kids and even make it fun. My son has told me that they help him make sense of it all like no teacher has before.

I signed up my son for SAT prep this past summer. He went to ten sessions per week for six weeks…read moreand did a lot of homework online. After spending $3487, his score only went up by 90 points from his SAT in May. He said that the real SAT questions were harder than his Huntington practice questions. Lesson learned - they can't work materials. And I'm making payments for three years.

My daughter attended Huntington years ago in elementary school. After starting her 7th grade year,…read moreshe came to me and asked me to take her again. We have been very pleased with her progress and how it has helped her in middle school. She often tells me how she is one of the few in math class that understands what the teacher is going over, usually because she has done similar work at Huntington and has been taught the concept. Understanding the work has really boosted her confidence in her ability to do her work. She is now starting to work on putting together writing assignments correctly. After seeing my teenage son struggle with writing, I know this will be helpful for her not only now, but especially in high school and college. I am thrilled that we are getting such wonderful help at Huntington!

I reached out to Kyle for my daughter who was struggling with her high school math class. He was…read morevery responsive and accommodating to fit her in quickly. One of the things my daughter noticed was how Kyle would repeat her questions to make sure he heard her correctly so that he answered exactly what she was asking. I only gave 4 stars because she has only had a few sessions so far.

From the owner: Are you looking for a qualified teacher who's available to provide lessons tailored to your needs?…read moreI am a qualified Math Tutor offering personalized lesson plans to students in the Charlotte area. I've been teaching students of all ages for over 20 years. I love teaching and am committed to helping students discover and reach their full potential.

Skilstak is education as it was always meant to be!…read more In our very institutionalized world where individualism is discouraged this learning community is a breath of fresh air. Purely from an educational standpoint you are going to grow intellectually here regardless of your age. Rob is a well spring of knowledge eager to teach those that want to be taught, and wanting to be taught is the key. He has an uncanny way of making challenging problems entertaining to solve. I often find myself delighted to continue work on projects throughout the week fully knowing I will not be graded. I was already in tech prior to meeting Rob, a matter of fact I teach tech courses at a local community college. It took me some time to finally decide to start learning at Skilstak. At first I didn't fully understand how a personalized education like this would work and had some fear to take the risk for some reason. Ultimately, I am glad I decided to do it! The price is a tremendous value for the unique education you are receiving in return. I've attended well known universities that can't hold a candle to what Rob is building at Skilstak. Consider the current price for 16 1 hour weekly session: $800. Each session is going to be specialized to where you are in your learning process in which you can ask questions and get personalized help the whole time. Compare that to learning the same material at a College or boot camp where you can expect to pay $2000 per semester to receive a one size fits all education. Honestly, I could write about how great Skilstak is all day! You should try it for yourself. Schedule some time to meet with Rob and see how this could fit into your learning process.

We attended classes here on and off for three years. With class names like Code and play, and…read moreenticements like "ethical hacking" what tween could resist?! The business has a sweet little set up convenient to Cornelius and Davidson and Huntersville, with a small downstairs area that has several tables and chairs with many desktops and laptops. My son loved the computer coding and games and chatting with the other kids and he seemed to be learning although I could never quite put my finger on what he was learning :-) Unfortunately a lot of the in-class instruction was verbose and tangential and the main instructor/owner in recent semesters seemed to have other projects going on in other rooms and leave the kids for extended periods. Also our 7-10 year old kid felt uncomfortable asking questions sometimes as instructor could be a bit critical. Regarding what the kids are learning or what they're supposed to be working on outside of class, parents receive high tech speak, LONG emails and there is a general lack of consistency or clarity. AND the main instructor can be defensive if you have questions or concerns, plus it really ain't cheap! so we finally just did a cost-benefit analysis and pulled out. The good thing is our son has been able to teach his peers basic coding for some time now, he knows a bit of python and roblox and other stuff blah blah and the local science museum computer whiz was very impressed with his knowledge recently, so I know he learned a lot here. The local community college offers classes and we will be proceeding with computer sciences there.