Yah Im the first to review this awesome find!!! Its a shame that I have lived in Europe and never…read morewent to a French cooking class. I found this cooking school on a FB a few weeks ago, so I decided to give it a try. The owner Francois is very friendly and welcoming from day one I signed up for class, this is a school so you need to call and make reservations, pay in person. The classes fill up fast from the repeat customers, some the repeaters have taken over 380 classes, I was like Wow, take the class U will realize why, he is a expert! Loads of fun and laughter. He explains everything in detail and take home the menu that night. You will introduce yourself, eat, drink wine, laugh, share your thoughts. Adequate free parking, school is easy to find. The food was mouth watering and very tasteful, no regrets. Alot of couples were celebrating events so this makes a great gift to give someone also.. Schedule is ongoing, the cooking school is on FB. Jus goooo and enjoy.

False advertising. The only great thing about this school is some of the instructors and the…read morebrilliant students who welcome you to class. Other than that, some of the office staff are rude, nonchalant, and unhelpful--especially to night classes. They do nothing to support us, including with career pathways. I've applied to jobs and attended job fairs on my own. This school is a sham, and I'm honestly embarrassed to call it my home college. I can't even talk to my family about the school because it doesn't provide all the necessary tools to carry out my education, and the tools they do give us are bottom-of-the-barrel cheap. Half of my tools are already broken. The lab we were promised still isn't even finished, and I graduate soon. Don't get me started on attendance policies. I can't even keep the job I need to help pay my bills because they threaten to drop you if you miss class due to work or other responsibilities. This is outrageous and disappointing because we literally had a class mate get stabbed. I did not feel safe or supported by my school. When you have to look over your shoulder when leaving class, it is clearly an unsafe learning environment.

I've been taking the occasional cooking course through the "Saturday Chef". Helm College offers a…read morehands-on cooking class series designed for all skill levels. The goal is to develop or sharpen your skills, help you try something new, and enjoy different culinary experiences. Expert chefs guide you step by step in 'hands-on' instruction in a commercial kitchen setting. Everything is provided, utensils, pots, pans, appliances and ingredients. Students just show up and cook. I've really enjoyed my time and can recommend. Fair warning though. These classes always sell out.

Although my grandchild has attended and enjoyed the camp, trying to communicate with them is…read moreimpossible. They are suppose to send out recipes from the camp and we have yet to get them. Not very positive when encouraging a love of cooking. Emails, phone calls, even stop buys) no apparent schedule) are no use. Very disappointed. Waiting to hear back from last call.... Fingers crossed.

Incredible place! My kids love the summer camps here. They also have kids nights out every Friday,…read morewhich is a super great way to get rid of them for a few hours lol. In all seriousness, I'm so glad there's a place like this in Columbia!

Our first experience was the couple's Valentine's cooking class. Chef V and her staff made sure we…read morehad a great time! Two weeks later, my department at work went for a team building event. WOW! Again, we had a great time! Can't wait to go again and experience another class! Thank you, ChefV!!!

I would not recommend Baldwin Driver Training. My instructor and the school made me feel like I…read morewould only need six hours of training and then I would be done. That is what my parents and I signed up for and expected. I did not expect that I would have to keep having lessons with my parents. Furthermore, the instructor was not explicit about the consequences of not getting a driver's license, beyond the obvious caveat of relying on other transportation. The instructor did not explain that many employers require a valid driver's license, and thus not getting one hampers the potential for job hires significantly.

Straightforward driver training, just what you'd expect for a teenager. She learned the rules of…read morethe road, got some confidence behind the wheel, and overall it was a decent experience. According to her, the instructor was very patient and helpful, which is exactly what an anxious student needs. As a parent, though, it was frustrating. Trying to actually schedule in-car time can be a pain in the butt, and it seems clear they don't have any computerized records. It also seems they file by instructor name and class time, rather than by student, but that's a guess based on what they asked whenever I was trying to schedule things. The price is about the same as any other school in the area -- for my other kids I'm likely to check out other schools and see if their organization is a little more straightforward. (To be specific... I've been waiting a day for a call back once they "find" her records. Kid needs her car time to get her license, come on!)