My car wouldn't pass for my son's driving test. Although we didn't go to their school, Pires Auto…read moreschool volunteered to sponsor my son and let him use his car for the test. He passed. Thank You Pires Auto School.

If anyone is looking for a place to attend driver's ed (or knows someone that is) I wanted to share…read moremy recent interaction with the owner of a local driving school in Sharon: I withdrew my son from Sharon Driving School before classes even began due to a very concerning and confusing interaction (see attached email chain). They sent an email about the online parent class and said to let them know if we wanted to attend. The parent class was scheduled at the exact same time parents were expected to drop their children off in person, so I emailed and asked if it could be moved slightly later so parents would have time to get home and log on. I did not receive a response, so l emailed again and attempted to call multiple times, but the calls would not go through. I later realized their original email appeared to be a no-reply address, which I didn't realize since their email only said to let them know if we wanted to attend, so I just hit reply. I went online to find a different email address for them and then finally received a response. They said I could attend the Zoom parent class late, so it started fine. But when I gave them the heads up about their email address not accepting replies, their reply back felt hostile, by them using several exclamation marks. And at one point I was told they "do not have time to play a guessing game" about who my son was - which made no sense, as I had clearly identified myself and my question was about moving the parent class later, not anything about my son individually. Then they unexpectedly offered to cancel my registration and refund me, which left me confused; but given the interaction, I accepted. The entire experience felt concerning, defensive, confusing and unprofessional. When I later looked at reviews online, I saw this is a pattern with Sharon Driving School. I am ashamed I didn't do my due diligence before signing my son up. Hopefully this review will help you in determining whether Sharon Driving School is the right choice for you.

honestly this is one of the most pathetic and disgusting groups of people/business i have ever…read moreencountered. the ENTIRE staff was incredibly rude some of them even VAPING while my son was in the car. Many of my sons lessons were cancelled on 8 hour notice and i had to pick up and drop off at the school for lessons, meanwhile every other driving school in massachusetts picks the student up and brings them home for lessons. please do yourself a favor and never give these filthy crooks another dime.

(Review also on Google)…read more I haven't driven in many years because of constant moving and life situations. This year I renewed my permit and searched for an driving school and found BBB. I IMMEDIATELY realized why the school is 5 stars. Just the way Mr. B instructs and teaches, he's very calm, patient, funny, and at the same time informative. Just a FEW lessons and you will feel amazed on the techniques he teaches. No intimidation, no discomfort, and 100% judgement free. I got my drivers license with ease and no faults. Even if you have practiced, I would recommend at least a class with Mr. B, because he will show you everything you need to do for the test. He will teach you the best techniques to make everything simpler! Scheduling is also very lenient on your availability. As for COVID safety, masks are required for lessons and Mr. B provides hand sanitizer every session.

I used their sponsorship last Thursday and the owner/sponsor was absolutely amazing!! Hegave me…read moresome tips and tricks made it comfortable. And I also passed I couldn't believe I actually passed my first time!!!!

So the classroom was dated but my sons loves the driving instructor. He has made many improvements…read moreespecially to parking. I can't even focus on the class because of the oppressive smell of cigarettes. Unprofessional and disgusting.

This was the worst phone call and customer service experience we have ever had. We contacted this…read morebusiness based on its positive Google reviews, expecting professional service. Instead, we encountered extremely rude, unprofessional behavior. There are four female employees who answer the phone, and every interaction was unpleasant. They constantly talk over customers, interrupt, and cut them off, rather than listening and offering help. Their tone was hostile and dismissive from the start. We called to schedule driving classes for my wife. Because she cares for two small children, I handled the scheduling on her behalf. This should not have been an issue, but the staff made a big deal out of it and treated us disrespectfully. To resolve the issue, I placed my wife on a conference call, where she clearly authorized me to speak on her behalf. Even then, the employees behaved in a shady and inappropriate manner, repeatedly questioning her ability to speak "proper English," which felt unnecessary and offensive. My wife has already completed five driving lessons with another driving school and only needs technical practice before her driving test. We requested to book the required three classes and the driving test together so we could plan accordingly. The employee refused, claiming the test could not be booked until after all three classes were completed. This explanation appears misleading, as there is no legal requirement preventing a test from being scheduled in advance. It seems this policy is used to pressure students into taking additional lessons for financial gain, rather than acting in the customer's best interest. Overall, this business shows poor customer service, lack of transparency, and questionable business practices. We do not recommend this driving school and advise others to proceed with caution.

0 stars Do Not Recommend. I signed my son up for the accelerated week. It was $725 for the program…read morepackage. At the start of the class, I paid the $50 registration fee and provided my son with a check for $250 as it is stated on their website you can make payments in installment. On Friday at the completion of the class my son was told that he could not book any driving hours until his balance was paid in full which then forced me to pay $425. He passed his test and was told to call/text to book the driving hours. He texted Paul, one of the owners and teachers of the school, who did not answer my son until he sent an email on his 3rd attempt to schedule driving hours. Paul replied to my son that he was unavailable for immediate driving hours and that the school was booking into October. Also it's 1 hour of driving per week which means it would take 12 weeks to complete his driving hours, which to me is unacceptable. This is not stated on their website. My husband called the school to see if there was any way to rectify the situation or obtain a refund. He spoke with Alicia, who is also an owner/teacher, and she proceeded to speak to my husband like he was a 5 year old child. Disrespectful and demeaning towards your customers is not the way to run a business, especially when they are making an investment of $725 for the program. Alicia told my husband that they do not give refunds and that learning to drive is a very important lesson that cannot be rushed and must be taken seriously. No kidding, but I signed my son up for the accelerated program for a reason and was unaware that it would take weeks before he would even get a single driving lesson from them. Never mind the fact that Paul called my son "untrustworthy" when my son had told Alicia that I had made the full balance payment via credit card and she marked paid on his class card without an actual receipt of payment.

The instructor is a really nice guy. My daughter learned a lot from the classes. My only…read morecomplaint is that they have so many students that it is difficult to book driving hours with them. I would recommend this school but before you dish out your $600, make sure you book your son or daughter's driving hours and don't expect them to call you to confirm or even to beep. It ended up taking quite awhile for my daughter to complete her hours because we didn't book in advance. My son's driving school, on the other hand, had no problem accomodating us with driving hours. They would even do 2 hours at a time or do several days in a row. Not the case with Champion. Book EARLY or not at all.

This school is a complete disappointment and needs to be investigated. I was charged for my CDL…read morepermit even though it was clearly listed as included in my tuition. That's dishonest and unacceptable. The CDL training itself is completely unprofessional and unorganized. There's no real structure, no consistent instruction, and the instructors don't take the time to actually teach or prepare students properly. You're basically left to figure things out on your own after paying thousands of dollars. Even worse, I noticed clear unfair treatment among students -- white students are allowed to retest sooner while Black students are made to wait much longer. That kind of discrimination has no place in any educational program, especially one that's supposed to help people build careers. If you're serious about getting your CDL, save your time and money and go somewhere that actually trains you and treats everyone equally. This place does not.

I regret signing up with 160 Driving Academy in Brockton, MA. They advertise a 4-week program to…read moreget your CDL, but that's far from the truth. I finished my training, got my learner's permit, and was ready for the road test. Other students told me the wait for the test was about 3 weeks, which was already frustrating but seemed okay. Now it's been 7 weeks, and I still don't have a test date. The branch manager, Jennifer, has been incredibly rude and unhelpful throughout this process. She ignored my texts and calls for days. When I finally got her on the phone, she just said, "I don't know when you'll get a test," and then hung up on me--not just once but several times! It's clear she doesn't care about the students once they've paid their money. To make things worse, I emailed customer care over 24 hours ago, hoping they could help resolve the situation. Still no reply. At this point, I feel completely abandoned by this school. This delay has cost me so much time and money. I could have started working by now, but instead, I'm stuck waiting with no answers or solutions. If I had known this is how they treat students, I would have gone to another school, even if it cost more. If you're thinking about going here, don't. Save yourself the frustration and look elsewhere.

I was recommended to Tony by my friend and neighbor's mother, who had never learned to drive. They…read moreare from Honduras. He was so heads and shoulders above the big school in the area. The instructor from the big school literally gave me no instruction and just let me try to drive spastically by myself while he made small talk and gave me literally zero instruction. I had no idea what I was doing and thought I was going to have an accident and die. I dropped out and they would not refund my unused classes that you must buy in a bundle. Tony was half the price and was such a great teacher I still refer to him as my "Driving Professor." I feel indebted to him after the extremely bad experiences with the other driving school and one other private one also. He is an expert who has taught extreme driving to the police force in his country and a real professional. He was one of the best people I have met in my life. IDK what is the problem with the bad reviews. Could it be they were not trying to learn? There is a law that anyone who wants to open an auto school must work for a big school for about a year first. One example he gave about working for the big school is they would schedule him what was purchased as a one hour class, say from 1-2 PM, but they would schedule his next class from 2-3 PM! He could not possibly get to the next student in time so all you got from the big school was 45 minutes but you paid for an hour. And they would not even try to schedule the next class nearby so often it was so far away that he couldn't even get there in 15 minutes without taking risks. He, in contrast, scheduled a class from 1-2 PM and the next one starting at 2:15 or 2:30 so every student got the full hour that they paid for. There is no better driving teacher you can find!

Terrible service, if I could rate negative stars I would because they don't even deserve a star…read more first of all when then pick up they don't greet you by saying "Cardoso auto school how may I help you" or anything of that type. It's a random guy who picks up his phone and says 'hello' no business greeting at all.. I made an appointment for 10:00 am they never call 1030 comes around and I tell them that I've been waiting and he makes up a lie and says he called me but a guy picked up and said he Disney know what he's talking about. THEN! He hangs up in my face and says he doesn't care... Don't invest your money with these filthy scumbags! Wasted my time and money

Great Islamic School! Taught me many things in the past 5 years of my life. Would advise anyone to…read morejoin. All classes are taught very well.

The Little School that Can. A small, private academy conducted under relatively strict Muslim…read morerules, ANA serves a small student body--but what service! No grad has ever failed to enter a four-year college, and many (many) get into first-tier schools, often with terrific grants and scholarships. Al-Noor is intimate, everyone knows everyone, and the student/teacher ratio is about 15-to-one. Class sizes well under 20 usually, and everyone is invested in everyone else. It serves both standard academics (three R's) and Islamic education, which is absolutely first-rate according to Mideast scholars. It's remarkable, especially considering there is NO discipline trouble, naturally no substance abuse, no bullying nonsense. When trouble sometimes bubbles, it's instantly sniffed and snuffed, with alert tact. The only trouble is penury: education on a shoestring. But somehow, year after year, Al-Noor does it. Alhamdulillah! Grades six-12.