Amazing course for everyone looking to become a product manager .Very interactive course ,…read morereasonable size class so you have access to the instructor . Ahmed Nizami ( the instructor ) comes with wealth of knowledge and experience , I learned a lot of him and would recommend taking this class with Ahmed .

Just finished my Product Management course. The curriculum was very interactive, practical and…read moredetail oriented. It was great to learn from the best (Amin Bashi) and learn some important Product Management skill. I took a in-person course, loved the experience, the homework and the exercises given to us. One recommendation, join an in-person course if you can and make sure to take time out for your homework because it would require at least 10-15 hours of your time per week. I would highly recommend this to people who are seeking product manager roles. It's worth it

For the Toronto crowd, I HIGHLY recommend taking the Veritas class with Bobby Umar. He knows his…read morestuff extremely well and he keeps the energy high, which was absolutely critical if we were going to absorb any from an evening class. We did have a substitute instructor and one of our classes, and while he wasn't bad, I certainly noticed the difference in terms of my ability to understand and absorb the material. For those of you who are more price sensitive: I was a little skeptical about paying anything for a GMAT course, let alone a premium for Veritas, but it's one of the best decisions I made in the MBA process. Sign up and they FedEx you a huge volume of print materials for the course, give you access to online diagnostic tests as well as more GMAT practice tests than you'll ever use (I think i used 3 of about 15). It's all a great way to stay motivated and on track. I began the course in May and by July I had taken the GMAT and scored in the 96th percentile, all while working a more-than-full-time job. Best of luck with your GMAT/MBA decisions!

I seriously encourage all those who plan to write the GMAT to take the course with Bobby Umar! He…read morekept me engaged for the full 3 hours of class (and that can be tough following a full day at work). The veritas books were easy to follow and Bobby made the class very interactive & keeps you laughing constantly. After completing the course, I don't think I could have studied the material on my own.

I've taken the Manhattan GMAT course as well as private tutoring classes. The course was extremely…read morehelpful but what I found particularly great was private tutoring classes with Avi Gutman. He has a unique style of teaching (which is aligned with the Manhattan GMAT course) that focuses NOT on teaching content, but test taking strategy which is critical. With only 4 classes with Avi, I increased my percentile ranking to over 90th percentile in about 4 weeks. During the classes, he is patient, konwledgable and entertaining all at the same time. I highly recommend anyone taking the test to reach out to Avi - and with luck you'll find a slot with him as he's high in demand.

I had a little over two months to prepare for GMAT and I'm so glad that I took the 9-week Manhattan…read moreGMAT course. Avi is an amazing instructor - very knowledgeable and patient, and he also made the classes very interesting and interactive. He was able to quickly identify each student's area of weakness and provide valuable suggestions. I consistently scored in the high 600s before the course and was able to improve by 100pts on the actual test. Would strongly recommend MGMAT to anyone who is looking to break the 700 barrier.

I took the holistic health diploma full-time and learned a lot about healing. There are some really…read moregreat things about this school. The order that you take the classes in is just right and you are challenged to do your own personal healing. The range in teaching ability is considerable: some instructors really TEACH and are good at it; some teachers give the impression they're just there to bring in extra income. A few of the teachers talk down to their class and disregard students' own professional experience. There were a number of Reiki Masters in our class, as well as some really gifted healers. Nevertheless, some (but not all) teachers treated us as if we had zero knowledge. It also helps to know that some instructors are very slow in returning case studies (in my class's experience up to 1 year, with 6-8 months being a rough average). If you don't hand in your case studies about one month before graduation, you will need to wait an additional 6 months or so to get your diploma. If you want to go into holistic health professionally, this is a good foundation but it's likely you will need further training. Know that there is not much in the way of student support and there is no alumni group. I got the impression that admin staff are stretched thin.

I have been learning Spanish from The Communication Embassy for about 8 months. I like that the…read moreclass size is small so everyone has a chance to practise in the class and one feels more comfortable to ask questions. The course is also very practical. I started at the beginner level and even then, what I learned could be used in a conversaton.

I enrolled in Spanish classes at The Communication Embassy hoping to learn some basic Spanish and…read moregain more confidence. As I have graduated university several years ago I was looking for something challenging yet rewarding. I was shocked by how much I learned in such a short amount of time and it felt effortless. I had tried Rosetta Stone and online classes but was not successful and lost interest quickly. The classes at Communication Embassy are practical and effective but also a lot of fun. There is a very diverse group of students. It is a judgement-free environment which makes learning comfortable. Adriana is a fantastic teacher and her positivism and confidence is contagious. I always looked forward to going to class and cannot wait to get back to learn more. I highly recommend them!

The business concept is simple but strategic. Your first session gives you a chance to explore…read moreworking with clay (make whatever you want) for 2.5 hours for $40 (all the info is on their website). You get unlimited clay, but oversized items will be charged an extra fee. Additional items costs an extra $5 for kiln. The space holds about 10 people and the instructor goes over clay 101 with how-to's as guidance. Nice fun experience if you've never been. To kiln and glaze your item, you'll wait 2-3 weeks before booking another class to complete your artwork. Not accessible friendly as there are steps to reach the studio.

Rotman is a unique MBA school with a focus on an "integrative thinking"* curriculum. The idea is to…read moretake existing ideas and find a solution with the best of both. That's what brought me North after reading Business Week and Fast Company mentions about a rock star roster of professors that churn out some of the best in the business popular press, starting at the top with Dean Roger Martin's work but with many others as well. Other innnovative ideas advocated on campus include design thinking. Note: I am a second year MBA student looking for a job starting this spring 2012. I'm majoring in Innovation & Consulting and love technology. If you're wondering more about integrative thinking: http://www.rotman.utoronto.ca/integrativethinking/definition.htm

If you want a warm, supportive environment for your children, this is it! My three children have…read moreall been studying karate at PCAMA for three years, and I would NEVER consider anywhere else. Eldest was a shy apprehensive girl who flat out refused to participate in any activity, until she was warmly greeted by Sensei Mercier at the dojo. The team acknowledges every child upon arrival, and each is supported as they develop leadership and teamwork skills. My youngest started at age three...clingy and always on my leg, but again, Senpai Oswald and Sensai Mercier immediately identified his needs and intervened to make him feel an important part of the karate community. He now prompts us to help him prepare for class, and asks to participate in all events run by the dojo. The staff encourage parental involvement while fostering independence from the children. My son was even invited to participate while his leg as in a cast! He never felt he was less able then the other children... Again because of the individualized attention he received. We are so grateful to the PCAMA for becoming an integral part of our children's lives. Don't hesitate!

cant believe this place is still in business this place is a scam judging by it sayin been around…read moresince 1986 says celebrating 25 years when its now 35 proves my point they don't give a dam updating their establishment and practices. i was there as a young high school kid about 30 years ago and classes were 55 mins long classes charged by the hour. 5 mins get us out set up for next class . 25 mins for warm up and stretching and then 30 mins to learn something . sensai would come in teach like one move after we would get it in like ten mins he would say now switch partners and keep practicing . a lot of times the sensai would be late and say not enough time to learn something new and keep practicing what we have learned so far. a few times he wouldn't even show up and the warm up brown belt guy would say i'm not allowed to teach anything just extend warm up drills like we were in a richard simmons cardio class sweating to the oldies. adult class was next and sensai was never late they didn't take kids serious and probably why they charged more for adults. sensai had back to back classes just didn't want to break a sweat the first class. I was told each belt takes 3 to 6 months to get . i got as high as orange they told me red would take 9 months they just wanted me sign up for another year. they said there a big step up from orange to red the adult class said there like no difference big jump from blue to purple wonder if they still SCAMMING PEOPLE TODAY!