We LOVE the Tutoring Club! My 3rd grade son has been attending Tutoring Club for a couple of…read moremonths and he is learning so much more than I expected! He is now ahead of the classwork at school. This excites both of us because now he won't be anxious when the new concepts are introduced next school year. The entire staff is so friendly and professional! They are growing leaps and bounds and they are keeping up with the demand beautifully. I will recommend them to all my friends!

My son loves going to tutoring club. He has improved immensely since his first session. They…read moreprovide differentiated instruction for all the learners and my son's math skills are improving.

I've learned so much at top language and it's reasonably priced as well. I work a full time job and…read morewas happy to see that they offer different options for classes. Christine is the best! I'll also be signing up for the next level when I complete my current one.

Mi profesora Rosalba esta muy profesional y apasionada. Mis clases tienen mucha estructura y…read moreactividades. Puedo ver mi progreso y estoy feliz! Me gusta el precio para el cualidad recibo.

CERAMICS review - I would say for the price you're paying... you really can't beat it. But there is…read morea lot of room for improvement here... For one; they have an inconsistent firing schedule and a lack of visibility to it at times... additionally, its only one type of firing Cone 5/6.. and the only expertise really available for you here as a beginner is handbuilding either via slab or other Coil/Pinch. There is one wheel, but wheel throwing classes are not available. Additionally, people tend to leave the tools in the sink all the time.... or leave things out...... The community is fine. Wouldn't say there's as much expertise sharing as in other communities; this is a great mostly beginner/intermediate level community. For hand building being the main thing this place has to offer I believe it needs more items that compliment hand building such as, more foam in different shapes, Weight scales, sand paper to level the bottom of an item, drimmels, etc. a lot of items that compliment hand building are missing here...

5 stars for range of services and classes offered 5 stars…read morefor pricing 5 stars for the facility itself 2.5 stars for location

I'm a beginner writer. Finding Writespace was a blessing. Not only am I getting the help that I…read moreneed, I'm getting personal attention. Highly recommend for any writer at any stage.

Writespace has become a wonderful resource for me as a writer, and I love watching it grow…read more Probably my favorite thing about Writespace is that it seeks to cater to more specific needs of Houston area writers. For example, there are classes that are geared toward specific genres such as horror, YA lit, etc. There are classes that focus on style, polishing your manuscript, finding an agent, etc. It's nice to take a class with a more specific focus (rather than something more general where it can be frustrating to get feedback from classmates who have no interest in your genre). The instructors have been great, and they are experienced writers who really know their stuff about the various aspects of writing and publishing (in part because many of them are published). Also, as a teacher with a very hectic schedule and living a bit outside of city limits, weekly classes in person aren't always ideal for me, but Writespace offers online courses as well as weekend courses to round out their weekly classes. I've been to several of the weekend classes, and they've all been top notch! I like that with my busy schedule, a weekend course is an easy commitment, and at the prices the classes are currently, I really feel I'm getting my money's worth and then some (a huge deal on a teacher salary!). I also tried out an online course (first time to ever try one since they were a very new thing when I was still in college and not offered for my area of study), and I was very pleased with the quality of the class. I would definitely recommend giving Writespace a try, particularly if you are a writer who is a) seeking high quality instruction and b) focused in a more specific are of fiction (such as horror, mystery, YA lit, etc).

I started with speaking minimal Spanish, 6 to 7 classes later, I could speak a lot more, especially…read morefor business. They recommended me to watch Novella to complement the text books exercises, glad I used them.

Go ask for Alia! Her Italian classes are really good. The school tries to be flexible with their…read moreschedules, which is really helpful for people who have day jobs.

I have used Mr. Sturtevant's Writing/Training Coaching services on more than one occasion, with…read moreregard to a monthly newsletter as well as preparation for an hour breakout presentation for an International Communicators Group. Even though my degree is in Journalism, I can't begin to tell you the number of practical, tips & clear thinking thought processes, that I have gleaned from Mr. Sturtevant. Additionally, I now have confidence in my written communication style . . . can't get that from a book! John Sturtevant is almost evangelical in his demeanor and his passion for enlightenment regarding business writing, persuasive writing and just about any other kind of written communication niche. He uses relevant humorous anecdotes and sometimes a bit of irreverent humor to get his message across. Highly Recommended!

From the owner: Practical techniques for clear and persuasive business communications. Public workshops and onsite…read moretraining worldwide.

GSCS does a great job as far as offering much needed certification programs for professional…read moredevelopment. I am in their Nonprofit Finance Certificate Program and it is magnificent despite it being the first time they offer it. It is so well organized and structured in a way that it is truly beneficial for the students and the organizations represented. The professors are top-notch as well as the material and projects. They are also very friendly as far as providing quality (and yummy!) food for breakfast, lunches and receptions.

I'm taking beginning French classes here this semester. The classes are definitely expensive - they…read morewere $420 for an eight week session. There are 2 classes each week, each an hour and a half. In addition to the price of the course, on the first day you will also be given a list of books/materials that are needed. In my case, I only needed to buy one book, which ended up being around $100 on Amazon for the loose-leaf version. That actually wasn't too bad for a textbook. I'm currently on the 3rd week of classes, and despite the hefty price tag, I don't regret it. So far we have already covered basic introductions, taking leave, adjectives for describing people, classroom objects, colours, and very basic grammar. Further, because of the constant classes, I definitely feel like it builds a great fun and supportive group. One of my classmates brought in French books he had found and gifted one to each of us, and we've discussed watching French movies and getting together to work on homework. All in all, this is a bucket-list item for me coming true. The class is located at the Anderson-Clarke building at Rice. With the price of tuition, they give you a free parking pass which is really nice. Unfortunately, this is located quite far from where I generally work, so since the classes take place during traffic hours on week days I end up running late to every class. Lastly, one potential negative is that a vast majority of whether one would succeed in this class will rely on the student practicing outside of class since it is actually quite fast paced. Madame Larsen focuses a lot on pronunciation, and requests that students record the classes in order to facilitate further practice. All in all, I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is either able to get their company to sponsor foreign language classes, or has the time/money to spare on a lifelong skill.