Had a great experience passed my Cdl class A.My instructor james was very helpful made it easy to…read moreunderstand all aspects of the test and easy to work with always answered my questions and knows a lot ,very great school and great people would recommend.

The Instructors Are Great, But The Ofice Staff Is Focused On Extracting As Much Cash From Students…read moreAs Possible. If You Can't Make It To a Scheduled Class, They'll Charge You Full Price Plus a Fine, (Which In My Case Was Almost $300.00) And Will Not Give You Any Considerations For Work Or Personal Emergencies Once A Class Is Scheduled. They Don't Care About Keeping You As a Student Either... Beware.

The worst!! Unprofessional and rude. Please go elsewhere rather than trusting your children with…read morethis company.

I took lessons with them that were offered at a school. My instructor was rude, sexist, and made me…read morehate driving. I used to leave my lessons in tears and never went back. I forgot which instructor I had but he called me names and expected me to know how to drive right away. Go here if you want to be mistreated and not learn anything.

The staff were helpful and informative. Richard helped my mother feel relaxed as she was taking…read moreher driving test. Would strongly recommend.

Simply one of the best driver education experiences. This is our third child but our first…read moreexperience with Ivy League -- they are outstanding. The scheduling is clear and efficient. The lecture lessons with Mr. V are impactful, engaging and seamless. The driving lessons with Dan are stellar, and he always makes great conversation so they go fast like a breeze. Finally, they make it a simple to reschedule missed lessons. 5 out of 5 recommend!

Jesse & Mike were amazing instructors, I went to kings borough first and they were so rough with…read morestudents.. a few years later i figured it try it out again and they made every student feel safe and secure even if they were nervous .. I Highly recommend this selden location and asks for Mike or Jessie . They are full of comedy as well. Thanks again guys

I recently took the MSF Basic Riding Course for motorcycles with On the Road Again School at the…read moreQueensboro College campus. The instructors were well prepared, knowledgeable and personable. Each lesson was explained by the book, then demonstrated, then simulated by the class on still bikes, then put into practice in motion. While training a class of 11 people, the instructors were able to give individual attention to how each student was handling the lesson, executing the exercise and able to handle the bike. Constructive criticism was usually served with a smile & friendly comment, and praise was always given. It was structured and professional, with constant reinforcement on safety and awareness of risk.

Nathan at the hub tech support for ny version of 6 hour class is a star employee n needs a raise!!…read moreThere's faulty components to the platform,it had me in tears,I was so embarrassed n he did me solid to get my cyber issue fixed n even helped cheer me up get that kid a raise!!!

Great course, great instructor gets your attention and holds on to it.read more

There are no words to describe how incredible the instructors at Torres Driving School are. They…read moreare very patient, kind, and give students confidence to achieve their goals. I would not go to any other driving school if you want to learn how to drive the right way. They are amazing and you will be in very good hands! No hay palabras para describir lo increíbles que son los instructores de la Escuela de Manejo Torres. Son muy pacientes, amables y dan confianza a los estudiantes para lograr sus metas. Yo no iría a ninguna otra escuela de manejo si quieres aprender a conducir de la manera correcta. ¡Son geniales y estarás en muy buenas manos!

Signed up and paid for the beginners class after only being there for 3 hours the teachers asked me…read moreto leave because I wasn't keeping up with the class with no opportunity for a refund only to come resign up for the class at a discounted price! It was a terrible experience! Why would I resign up for another class only for them to take my money again and not teach me??? I 100% don't recommend using this school! I didn't do anything wrong such as dropping the bike and I feel like I wasn't given a chance to learn

I just completed my MSF Basic Rider at Big Apple Motorcycle School. While it is fresh in my head,…read moreI'd like to share a few thoughts that may help you decide if Big Apple is for you. Overall, it was a decent experience, with good solid foundational knowledge that is important for any new rider such as myself. I assume the coursework is standardized and the curriculum cannot be deviated from as set forth from the motorcycle safety foundation. We had four instructors over two days. It was led by Felice, with her was an amazing guy named John, a trainee named Constantine, and Diane the owner showed up for the second day. Diane and John could not have been nicer, Constantine didn't interact much, and he demonstrated most of the skills. Felice has a strong personality. She is the type of instructor I respond well to--tough, honest, direct and loud, however, it is not everyone's taste and I could sense the frustration others had with her. As someone who deals with many adult learners professionally, I think there is opportunity for the school to continue their own education, specifically on how to address different learner types. Something as simple as her explaining how serious she takes this and apologizing in advance for her "intensity" would go a long way with many students. A couple of other areas of feedback, so whoever is reading this can better prepare themselves-- 1. Bring food and snacks on your person, the breaks are five minutes at most and you are not given enough time to let's say use the restroom and take a drink. 2. Be prepared for the schedule to change, and be early. We were scheduled to begin at 7:45am, and when a student showed up "on time" for day 2 even though the day before we were told we would be starting earlier, he was turned away and couldn't complete the course. People sometimes have obligations, and a last minute time change should be met with flexibility, in my opinion at least. 3. Bring a solid lunch with you, as someone not from the area, one hour between riding and classroom to find, eat lunch, and be on time to the class or riding is not enough time. I'd strongly recommend that big apple provide water, snacks etc. and possibly a catered lunch for attendees. I don't think that's too much to ask with a $400 price tag when the competition is more affordable, and big apple likes to run the schedule like the military. Especially when you have long hot days in full gear, 10-12 motorcycles and zero shade on the beach. I chose to drive to big apple vs the closer competition in the city because many of the motorcycle dealers I visited recommended them. Would I choose them again? Maybe-- but only because I know they take riding seriously. Would I recommend them? Probably not. There are many things they can be doing to enhance the basic mandated curriculum, easy things as simple as creating a forum for students to connect after "graduating", as I sit here thinking how cool it would be to keep in touch with my classmates, when all I wanted to do was get the hell out of the heat after the class was over LOL. Overall it met the objective. I just don't know how well I'd recommend them in the future.

helps disabled persons find jobs and does job training for disabled persons the staff are nice and…read morefriendly