Highly recommend Excel Driving School. They gave our daughter confidence and she is now far more…read morecomfortable behind the wheel. She enjoyed Mike as her instructor and his style put her at ease and probably made her less nervous driving with him than she is with us. Thank you Excel Driving School!

From the owner: We are police officers teaching real life driving skills, trying to prepare students for the real…read moreworld. We work in St. Louis City and County. St. Charles County and Jefferson County

I would 100% recommend this service to someone learning how to drive. When I had my first lesson I…read morealready pretty much knew how to drive, and thought I knew everything. However, Coach Reuben taught me a lot more that I didn't know, such as pulling over and parking and the proper way to reverse, and a different way to parallel park. Later, (today) I got the road test package with Coach Tony, and I was taken through the test route and retaught everything. I got an 88% on the test and passed. Coach Tony was an exceptional teacher and really helped me pass the test, I am extremely grateful, thanks Savedrivers!

A bad First & Last…read more The instructor was late, rude, and had scammed my wife of an extra $50. My wife's Coach was Aretha. She was rude and unprofessional in her ethics. My wife had booked the appointment online and was charged $50 of the total $100. When the instructor arrived (15 mins late) her first sentences were "How are you going to pay? I only take cash." Since my wife only carries cards and no cash she had to go inside Walmart and withdraw $50. Luckily my wife is smart and thinks ahead and she withdrew $100. When my wife had given her the $50 she had stated that it's $100 for the lesson. Although we had already paid the previous $50 for the booking, Aretha had charged my wife an extra $50. Aretha had stated that the lessons range from $120 - $150. I had talked to the manager previously about getting lessons from them and all those previous times he had stated that $100 is per training session and each session is 2 hours long. Once I called him about the situation he had even told me that SHE (Aretha) shouldn't have done that because SHE (Aretha) already knew that my wife had paid the $50 booking fee. Luckily for us, the manager had refunded us the $50 that Aretha stole from my wife. My recommendation for this company, don't hire instructors that lie and steal from people. My recommendation for students or drivers that want to learn, don't go here.

This lady mixed me up with another student and canceled on me last moment and then yelled at me…read moreover the phone I wouldn't trust my 15 year old in the car with her

Glenn was the best! He instructed all of my kids and did a wonderful job. i feel very confident…read morein their driving skills, thanks to Glenn!

Although this is a post from what I previously posted on google, feel passionate enough to post it…read morehere on Yelp! Glenn was great! He did an awesome job of improving our sons confidence behind the wheel amongst other life lessons! Took it beyond just the technical skills of driving, and made sure that he knew how to stay safe and survive in a variety of situations that you might not have otherwise thought about... Thanks again!

Excellent experience with my instructor Alex. So calm and patiently made it super easy to learn. I…read morewould suggest Stick Shift Driving Academy to anyone who wants to learn how to drive a stick shift

Ilango was excellent at giving my son exactly what he needed to pass the driving test. After two…read moreprevious failed attempts, he passed the day after Ilango's instruction with NO MISTAKES. My son needed very specific detailed instructions and confidence. Ilango can adjust to whatever you need to get to that safe and confident level. The website did not work for booking, but he was quick to answer his phone when I called. Very thorough, kind and patient!!!

I want to thank my friend Ilango for providing a great service. He provides great instruction for…read moredriving, parallel parking, and anything a new or inexperienced driver would need to pass a test. The fact that he'll set up his cones for you and teach you to parallel park in a few steps is great. Very patient and understanding guy for those who are nervous. Highly recommended.

Today, I was traveling North on 141 near HWY 21. This car (see pics) was on my tail in heavy…read moretraffic, then buzzed around me like I was in his way. He then continued to buzz around other cars in an offensive manner. I saw that it was a car displaying a sign for "Missouri Driving School". He was also making illegal lane changes (solid white lines). Thankfully there was no student in the car. Based on what I saw, this is not a school I would want to send my kids to learn to drive. He has no business teaching people how to drive.

I took a few driving lessons with Donna and great and easy experience. Donna pushed me out there…read morefrom the get go and made me feel confident in my driving skills. She constantly would ask me if I had any questions and was super professional about the whole process. I took my drivers test today and passed all thanks to Donna! Highly recommend taking lessons with her.

First off I wanna thank all of my instructors especially Ronni, Bill, and Dustin. This school had…read morebeen a great place to learn and grow in. When I first stepped my two feet in I knew it was for me. Later down the road it gets hard sometimes and sometimes you feel like giving up sometimes you gotta remember your whys and tell yourself to keep going no matter how difficult it gets cause at the end it's worth it. For all my new drivers what I wanna tell yall is to remember your whys and to stop, look, and listen because yall got it . P.S. And also guys if yall need some extra advice use every resource up here @ MTC especially Joe cause it will help you all the way.

I would dearly love to change this review. I will be happy to, when I am given back the money I am…read moreowed. I was first told I was fully approved for financing, then I was told no, I hadn't been fully approved after all; I had to pay $1800. I came up with the money but was unable to attend the school after all. They told me back in early July that they would refund my money; it is now early August and I have yet to see a penny of it. I need it desperately. Please, MTC, do the right thing!

I have been back many times since my last review, so I thought it only fair to update my review…read morebased on more recent experiences. I didn't go back for a long time, but I eventually decided to try it again, and I've had only good experiences since I did. Possibly they've taken complaints to heart and have made changes, because it is much better now. I go a couple of times a year to get low lights in my hair, and they always do a really good job. Of course, since your hair is being done by students, you really have to be patient. If you're having a chemical treatment done, they will likely be slower than a more experienced stylist would be, so go in expecting to be there for a while, and don't expect the turnaround time you'd get in a full salon. In addition to practicing their styling skills, they are also practicing being chatty with the customer while they're working. It's what you get in a full-service salon, so it's part of what they're learning. If you're the kind of person who just wants to relax in silence while you're hair is being done, you can probably tell them so at the beginning, but otherwise most of them will be chatting with you the whole time, because that's part of what stylists do. All in all, the service here has improved over the years, and you cannot beat the price. Important note: Tips are appreciated, just like in a salon, but you can only leave cash. If you charge the service with debit or credit, they don't have the ability to add the tip there at the register, so I always make sure I have cash with me.

WORST HAIR SCHOOL EVER. WORST SERVICE. WORST INSTRUCTORS EVER. They are rude, careless, and…read moreignorant. Left my entire back soaked after washing my hair, and I asked them if I could please get a towel, and they not only ignored me after asking repeatedly - but they were extremely rude and got angry with me for their mistake. The instructors could've apologized for the students actions, but instead acted clueless (don't know if it's acting at this point because they aren't the brightest there) and kept saying "well they're students, how are they supposed to know any better?" Listening. You get better by listening and taking action. Not ignoring your customers' request so you don't have to do more work (especially when it's already part of your job). I sincerely don't think asking for a towel or some type of help when your back is DRIPPING FROM A HAIR WASH is asking for too much. Especially when asking for help nicely, multiple times.