This was a great class. The instructor was super informative and serious, yet attention grabbing…read more Paul pulls you in as the class progresses. I wasnt sure this was going to be for me at first but I came out with a good understanding about safety and importance of the smallest details in an arena I had no familiarity. I love when a person has extreme passion and loves what he is doing. That passion shines through and made it fun to be a part of the class.

Thorough, serious class that taught a lot of useful material, like avoiding steel-case ammo or…read morerequesting that a firearm be shown unloaded before accepting it from someone. Paul covered a lot of material relevant only to the Massachusetts license and the class ran to 5 full hours, including each student loading/unloading 5 different types of handguns. There are probably many licensed classes that go more quickly and give out the certificate one needs for a license. This one also gives useful information that one will need and use after getting a license. Well worth it!

I attended class not knowing what to expect but easily felt at ease with Derek. He was…read moreknowledgeable, fact based, nonsense attitude but very informative. He went over something again with no issue when requested and encouraged us to ask all our questions to remove doubt and fiction. Definitely recommend this course! ,

I attended the training at their new facility in Dedham. Joey Nguyen is a great instructor he is…read morevery patient and will answer all of your questions. They don't do live fire because the school don't have a range at the facility, but it does offer dry fire so you can work on your stance and your grip of the firearm. I highly recommend Greater Boston Gun Safety School for your class.

I received my MA LTC certificate the same day. The instructors were both professional and…read moreinformative. I do highly recommend MJ Arms. I have a followup Live Fire Safety Course coming up.

Great place to go to learn everything about guns and the laws dan is very helpful with any…read morequestions you may have

Class was awesome and the instructor was very knowledgeable both about the laws and process. Highly…read morerecommend

I had a great experience learning from Kent. He is a wonderful instructor who explains things in a…read moreclear, honest, and straightforward way. His knowledge of proper weapon handling is impressive, and he makes sure everyone understands and feels confident. I highly recommend this class. Just be on time or you will miss out on a lot of information; He moves fast!!

Tom is great! If you are looking to start a project or finish one Tom is your go to woodworking…read moreperson. He's kind, knowledgeable, let's you take control of your project with direction. He loves working on the lathe and will take every opportunity to teach you to art of turning wood. If you are a novice or have some experience Tom is a great teacher!

I took the Digital Cameras I class for the second time (took it first 5 years ago but never…read morefollowed through to buy a digital camera) with Chris Sanchez. It was crazy fun, and a wonderful introduction to the basics of a digital camera. I once again rented from BPW. I went for a Fuji mirrorless, since poking around had shown glowing reviews from professional photographers. Silly me! It was heavy and control-glutted. Not the camera for somebody who's new to digital photography. Fortunately, Chris saw me getting frustrated, so he swapped the Fuji out for a Nikon Z50 mirrorless. It wasn't perfect for me (I don't like how you can easily bump the "zoom" button on the monitor with your nose or finger and wind up with a WTF moment where you have no idea why you're suddenly looking at the subject super closeup. Also, the monitor is very funky: it blinks on and off constantly when you're trying to choose a setting or look at the display to review your photos). But it was miles easier to use than the Fuji, so word to the wise if you're new to digital, get baffled by too many controls, and/or don't like a super heavy camera; see if you can rent a mirrorless Nikon instead, if they have any to rent out. If not, try Borrow Lenses in Waltham. I'm renting a Nikon Z50 from them now. Anyway, more to the point, Chris is a remarkably good teacher. He breaks things down in uber simple terms, and then repeats himself when he says something that's important to remember, so it really sinks in and is easy to comprehend. I really enjoyed the actual shooting, too. We walked around shooting texture inside the studio building, since it was a rainy day. Playing with exposure, ISO and aperature really brought the lecture materials to life in a visceral way. His emphasis on underexposing a scene is so helpful: You can really see colors get richer and more saturated when you do that. It was a wonderful experience shooting in manual and seeing why you'd want to do that: your photos can really pop. I've already taken Chris's Digital Cameras II class, which delves into lenses and focus, as well as nighttime photography with Aaron. Those two workshops were just as excellent as Digital Camera I. I will absolutely take more workshops. First, though, I need to actually commit to a camera and buy it!

I just took the Digital Cameras I class with Haley, and it was a great experience. The class…read morecovered everything you need to get you shooting in manual mode, and to learn the basics of your camera. Haley was an excellent instructor who took time to answer everyone's questions while still covering all of the material. I'd definitely recommend this class to anyone looking to get into photography, and will seriously consider some of their other classes in the future!

I took a test with Bill Rehill back in 2018, and I failed it. I thought I deserved my license then,…read morebecause I thought I should already have a license at 18, all the kids I went to school with did. Except I failed 3 more tests after that, the other 3 being at official RMV locations, and aside from the last one they were all right about me. I was missing stop signs, making weird lefts, messing up my parallel parking etc. I took my test again today with Bill Rehill, and after waiting for so long, I finally got it. My time taking the test was super pleasant, my examiner (who I unfortunately failed to catch the name of) was super friendly and encouraging, and Bill was having a grand time in the back making jokes and easing the tension of the test. Finally, I have to give my graces to Kevin, who not only helped me this time on fixing my left turns and minor mistakes I would have made, but had actually given me my lessons back in 2018 that taught me the fundamentals of driving that I use so well today to drive. And the best part of all of this? Both Kevin and Bill remembered me, and were happy to see me pass. Kevin and I even caught up about what had happened in our lives since the last time I was there. If anyone were ever to find themself in the position I was in, lacking in a car that would work for a traditional road test, and not able to afford the 600+ for standard TDA lessons, I wouldn't just recommend you take it here, I'd urge you to. Thanks again guys, I wouldn't have gotten here without your help.

Bill did an awesome job with the practice run In order to prepare me for the road test. Would…read morehighly recommend. Goes over exactly what the RMV test administrators are looking for with lots of detail. If you can nail what he teaches you during the practice run, you'll knock it out of the park during the road test. Thank you Bill!