He is a really good instructor, and makes you feel comfortable when you are taking lessonsread more

Michael was very patient and a great driving instructor. I could tell he had lots of experience…read moreteacher drivers the right way to be safe and responsible on the road. Flexible driving times and good experiences.

I would give the Oregon Drivers Education Center one star--zero if that were possible…read more The actual driving instruction was okay and they did teach my son how to drive. However, the overall experience with this school was frustrating and poorly handled. First, it is extremely difficult to schedule driving sessions with this school. Getting drives scheduled was unnecessarily complicated and took a lot of back and forth. Another major issue was their record keeping. After one of my son's drives, the instructor accidentally put another student's results on my son's account, showing that he had passed when he actually had not. That is a serious mistake and felt very unprofessional. On his final drive he did pass with a 90%, and the instructor that day was very nice. However, he was never given a certificate or any documentation. The next day I logged into his account and it showed he passed. I called the school to ask what we needed to take him to the DMV and was told we would receive an email and could go to the DMV in three to five days. Eight days later we had still received no email, no certificate, and nothing in the mail, but other parents said the DMV should already have the information, so we went anyway. When we got to the DMV, they had no record at all that my son had completed driver's education. The DMV told me to call the school. When I called, they had to look up his account and gave me a "confirmation number," saying that should work. The DMV told me they cannot use confirmation numbers and the completion was still not in their system. The DMV staff then had to call the school themselves. After several minutes of the DMV speaking with them, the school finally sent the completion information over correctly so my son could proceed. We paid almost $700 for this program, and the amount of confusion, poor communication, and runaround we experienced was unacceptable. I have another child who will need driver's education soon, and after this experience, we will absolutely not be using this school again. I would give the Oregon Drivers Education Center one star--zero if that were possible. The actual driving instruction was okay and they did teach my son how to drive. However, the overall experience with this school was frustrating and poorly handled. First, it is extremely difficult to schedule driving sessions with this school. Getting drives scheduled was unnecessarily complicated and took a lot of back and forth. Another major issue was their record keeping. After one of my son's drives, the instructor accidentally put another student's results on my son's account, showing that he had passed when he actually had not. That is a serious mistake and felt very unprofessional. On his final drive he did pass with a 90%, and the instructor that day was very nice. However, he was never given a certificate or any documentation. The next day I logged into his account and it showed he passed. I called the school to ask what we needed to take him to the DMV and was told we would receive an email and could go to the DMV in three to five days. Eight days later we had still received no email, no certificate, and nothing in the mail, but other parents said the DMV should already have the information, so we went anyway. When we got to the DMV, they had no record at all that my son had completed driver's education. The DMV told me to call the school. When I called, they had to look up his account and gave me a "confirmation number," saying that should work. The DMV told me they cannot use confirmation numbers and the completion was still not in their system. The DMV staff then had to call the school themselves. After several minutes of the DMV speaking with them, the school finally sent the completion information over correctly so my son could proceed. We paid almost $700 for this program, and the amount of confusion, poor communication, and runaround we experienced was unacceptable. I have another child who will need driver's education soon, and after this experience, we will absolutely not be using this school again.

Woodburn location has a trend to put drivers in a difficult situation at the end of the test if…read moreeverything has been done well before then fail them. Good business for them at $75 a test and if you take their driving course after failing, even better.

These guys are great, I would totally recommend this company . Glenn is a true professional…read moreinstructor. I have 35+years of driving experience but in a different country. Glenn quickly assessed my skill level and worked on what needed to be improved over the 3 hours I had booked . I had my test with Cheyenne she was also very professional and made me feel very comfortable before and during my test . I noticed prior to my test someone else passing their test with screams of joy with family. Just puts a smile on your face . These guys are doing a great job for older people with experience like myself and for new first time drivers .

Making a appointment was easy and they were very helpful in giving my son tips on how to make him a…read moresafer driver passed on his second try

Horrible experience, I just today had a drivers test appointment at 12-29-25, me & my mom were in…read morethere lobby waiting on my instructor as soon as this lady walks in she quickly prys into her co workers & another mens conversation she quickly started putting in her two cents about not having an id so he " lost his money " those were her words instead of being a good person and worker and giving resources or trying to help him out she was straight up rude and disrespectful & she thought my mom was with the guy and was like oh why did she say anything to him obviously because my mother is a good person and was trying to be helpful she shouldn't even be working nor be around driving test if she's treating people without respect she's unprofessional and horrible she should be fired.

They don't say what documents you have to take with you, and when you are there they say that you…read moreneed all types of documents, and if you don't have them they don't let you do the test and they take your money! Please go somewhere else!

HTPTDT is undeniably a huge help with preparation for a driver's exam. I highly recommend taking…read morethis course with Scott as it sharpens your knowledge and offers the student insightful details on what you'll be tested on.

From the owner: An Oregon driver's ed instructor teaching student drivers how to pass the drive test with step by…read morestep instructions on the dos and don'ts of the DMV and third party drive test.

After realizing my machine was beyond repair the owner gave me an amazing deal on just the right…read moremachine for me. No up selling. She listened to what I needed. They taught me how to use it as well as gave me a free year of service. I would recommend this business to anyone looking for quality service and reasonable prices.

This store has been a sewing savior for me. I purchased a Bernina 830 from a competitor…read moresewing/vacuum center and regretted it. My $11,000.00 machine never worked right and I could not get good service until Judy at Keizer Bernina Stretch and Sew adopted me. She finally got my 830 running perfectly after many months and all new parts and computer boards. I have since upgraded my 830 to an 880 and purchased a 560 for my grandson to sew on. I would NEVER take a Bernina sewing machine anywhere else. Classes and training on both the machine and learning the software are fantastic. As they say "your not just purchasing a machine, you are purchasing the service as well". So be careful where you buy your machines from. I highly recommend Keizer Bernina Stretch and Sew in Keizer, Oregon.