Recently moved to this area and decided to do a search for a beauty school as I was in desperate…read moreneed of a trim, but not wanting to shell out $35 for it. I called, and was quoted $11. I happily came over and was greeted by a really kind lady at the front desk that I believe was one of the instructors. She asked what I was looking to get done, and had me sign in had me pay. She said because the hair was over shoulder length they charge a length fee of an additional $10. Which honestly, that is a very reasonable policy, and $21 is still cheaper than any hair salon ice been to. After a couple minutes handed me over to a student named Patricia. Patricia did a great job and was quick and skilled in her art. She offered a shampoo or for it to dry after as they spray it generously to cut, but I opted for neither as I was on my way home from work and planning to shower once I got home anyway. Definitely will be returning when I want something done with my hair as prices are reasonable, and the people seem friendly.

Now I see why businesses need to "buy" 5-star reviews About…read morea week ago I called and asked if they did braids, even asked it they provided hair. I was informed that they did but I'd need to come in for a quote/consultation. I went there this past Monday and waited at front desk for 5 mins or so. I decided to ask the person working 10 feet from me if there was anyone taking care of the desk. A woman a few stations down said that she'd be there in a few. When she finally got to me I asked for the price for braids. Was informed that they didn't do braids. I pointed to their price board that had a price for braids, was told that they only did short braids no extensions. If they are teaching students how to waste a (potential) client's time, this is the place to go.

I really loved the service and how i was treated was beyond my expectations, I'd like to thank…read moreyesouf foremost, May God bles you

If you're looking for the best instructor ever, then you're on the perfect place! I definitely…read morerecommend you for their true guidance and patience that made me become a safe driver. Thank you for giving me the confidence which I will need the most. Your lessons were very informative, well-structured and I really appreciate your encouragement. Thank you so much!

Awsome. Great. So glad we found this place…read more This is an excellent place for young musicians to connect with other musicians and to work in Band like settings and perform. Forrest at the Silver Spring location is really great and he extract the most out of the kids in a really positive environment. My son has been to many music schools and lessons over the years and this really is an outstanding program. The best part is it really has many kids who are really musically inclined, talented and willing to work in a group setting. The performances are very impressive and fun to watch. I can not say enough good things about it. The price is very reasonable and they don't pressure you to subscribe to packages or long term contracts - if you pull out you don't pay any more. They focus on who wants to be there. Give it a try - much better than similar programs in Bethesda.

I just ended my employment here after 5 months. I was only afford a couple hours on Sundays for…read morework with the promise that I would be able to pick up more students and days quickly. I was given $15 an hour while working less than 4 hours a week. The lessons aren't even an hour long so i was hardly even being paid to provide expert professional lessons to young children. Essentially I was an underpaid babysitter. On top of being unable to provide employment, my one day that i worked ranged from 3-4 hours a day where i was teaching drums and guitar back to back. I was not given any space of time to switch gears as well as i had to change rooms between each lesson. This was made more difficult by a manager who would pester me about getting out of one lesson to go to the next, presumably because if i went over on the lessons i would then go over on my work time and therefore have to be paid for more than just the minutes where i was in lessons. My last day of employment, I had called in an hour before i was to be there, as I was sick, I had been seeking a day off so as to recover and not come in with an unknown illness that might be contagious. I contacted the manager who proceeded to berate me about her personal issues and was told that because other teachers had called out on other days this week she was unwilling to contact my students and cancel my lessons. I was also told to consume whatever quantity of cough syrup i needed and chase that with vitamin C. I showed up for these lessons, first student didn't even show up. I spent the next two days trying to work out in my head what had happened so that i could contact the manager to follow up without carrying my personal baggage to the conversation. The manager tried to make contact to "discuss School of Rock's staffing policy". I received this message the day after my lessons which i taught while carrying a sickness. As I had missed the managers call, this was the first point of contact she made with me following what had happened, which set me off and so i took an extra day to clear my head, fearing the harassment from my employer of being unwilling to understand or care for my needs as an employee. There was one or two more attempts made at contacting me before what happened next. After three days i received, an email to my inbox stating that my employment had been terminated. I work another job that provides me with just short of full time employment, yet left me availability to work at School of Rock on any day of the week. I had never called out sick prior to this situation. and had been forced to miss/move lessons to cover other people's call outs, mostly made the day of the class or lesson that needed covering. I feel very strongly that I was treated with disdain and profiled as an irresponsible person and made to feel outcast by this organization because of my status as a musician. To the point where i feel that supporting musicians means not enrolling in School of Rock. To my students: I am very sorry that I could not say bye or finish lessons that I had started with you. That is unacceptable.

Not only is this a huge retail store, but it's also a membership wood-maker club. It's been around…read morefor over a decade and I am only just now discovering it. I came for their Oktoberfest, which had many vendors selling unique woodwork items. I actually needed quality wood glue to repair a wooden dresser I inherited that was my 90 year old mom's childhood dresser in England. I think wood glue should work, and this place had several to choose from. I bought the smallest size as I don't need much. The workers are helpful and friendly. I didn't see if there were rooms in back for people to work or take classes, but judging by the name of this place, I assume so. They also had the cutest resident pug chilling out in the middle of the store. I was going to take a picture, but he moved on.

My son started taking a woodworking class for youth here recently. They were super flexible and…read moreaccommodating and even managed to give him a 1:1 class to "catch him up with the group" even though we only paid for a group class. More importantly, watching the instructor work with my 9 year old son, I was truly impressed at the level of instruction and what he was able to help my son construct with wood. It was terrific, and I would recommend it anyone.

Great class ! I completed a full day of Real Estate CE classes (15 hours), instructed by Catherine…read moreInniss. She made sure we all gained new knowledge while staying engaged. I would recommend Ms Inniss and Tristar Academy to anyone needing to completed RealEstate CE's. Toni

"If I were you" I would absolutely take the MD pre-licensing course with Wyman Jones. He made the…read morecourse content fun and enjoyable and even shared some of his own personal experiences. Before the course I was debating whether to take it online (CE Shop) or in person and I made the best decision. I highly recommend Tristar Academy to those looking into becoming a real estate salesperson.

Sara foster needs to be removed immediately, or needs to step down from her position as an awful…read moremanager of the Per Scholas program. This woman has failed to deliver my message to the delegates and executives of the organization. I had repeatedly requested to have my voice heard from the traumatic, and prejudice experienced that I had endured. Due to the, unprofessional interviewer Gsheneworke Bekele; this interviewer was campaigning to make false allegations against my wife giving me answers during my interview. This women saw read that I was in an interracial married and were making inappropriate scenarios questions related to my life, married, and family. After, informing the person, Sara Fostered, who is supposed to investigate and mitigate this situation about this tragedy. This poorly managed worker responded back with a completely dismissive statement regarding everything that I had informed her throughout my interview process was my fault. She just chopped out & swept under the rug stating thatI should have lesser noises occurring in my background. Where is the facts of that? what oblivious and obnoxious noises were there? For Pete sake we live a metropolitan area and at that in busy city and an apartment. I feel completely ashamed and embarrassed about myself because of these people. To add injury to insult, they constantly accused me of seeking help from my wife (do you view me as incompetent person, impotent person)? Please, refer to title xl manager Sara Foster and Gsheneworke Bekele. Not to mention, the interviewer herself; Ms. Gsheneworke was the person completely dishonest and distracted throughout the interview. She was constantly looking over to some individual in her area; she was making hand gestures to the individual constantly. Forgetting were she left off on the questions she was asking because she was distracted. Moreover, she was having connectivity issues on her end because she alluded to there being lag throughout our entire interview (I heard everything completely fine and answered the questions promptly). To expand further, she kept falsely claiming and insinuating that the "internet connection was staggering her". Additionally, she mentioned very incoherent and inappropriate scenarios questions which she questioned "what if there is a crying baby in your background how would you resolve that issue during your studies" and "what if there is a aggressive or angry woman in who writes a ticket for an issues, how would you respond to that" the way how she stated the question seemed personal and very passionate. Furthermore, she was very focused on my wife trying to soothe our newborn daughter who is 3 month old by hushing her and talking to her in a low voice and gentle voice because she was aware and knew how important this interview was for me. Also, I had sent them an email this morning but I haven't heard anything back yet.

Hi there, Per…read moreScholas - National Capital Region - Silver Spring is located on 1400 Spring Street on the fifth floor of a large building within walking distance of the Silver Spring Metro Station. This location is by appointment only. There is a very nice shop less than a minute's walk called iStar Coffee with excellent service! A great place to stop by for meals, snacks, drinks, and smoothies. You apply for Per Scholas online through their website. Be sure to select the region site you intend to attend first. Then, choose from the offerings, and apply. Eligibility criteria for Silver Spring: Live within 70 miles; age 18 or older; High School Diploma or GED; US citizen or authorized to work in the US; be unemployed, underemployed, or demonstrate financial need, be able to commit to a 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday training schedule for the entire length of the program; commit to an additional 20 hours of self-study for each week of training; and be committed to obtaining a full-time IT job after completing training. Additionally, you would want to meet the eligibility criteria listed for your choice of program. There is no cost to applicants. The programs are provided free of charge to all students enrolled. Once you fill out the online application, you receive an automatic email confirmation. If you qualify, you will be contacted to attend an information session and to take the TABE entrance examination. Links to TABE study guide and self-assessment modules will be provided. You will email your resume and RSVP a date to go on-site for an information session. The information session provides you with background about the organization, the program, and expectations. After the information session, you can choose to sit for the TABE. The exam material consists of an exam booklet, an answer sheet, scratch paper, and a pencil. Each section of the exam is timed separately. There is a verbal comprehension section, a computational math section, and an applied math section. Your TABE results will be provided to you privately shortly after you finish the exam. If you receive a qualifying score on the TABE, you will be scheduled for a panel interview between you and two or more Per Scholas personnel. If you fail the TABE, based on your failing score, you may receive a second attempt at taking the TABE on another date. You will need to provide your government issued picture ID and Social Security card on your first visit. On the day of your interview, you will fill out forms for a third-party background check and a photo release form - they take photos during sessions for promotional material. The atmosphere is warm and inviting! There is strict adherence to policies. Must be on time, dressed accordingly, and keep a minimum of 70% average. No more than one or two excused tardies or absences. This program is selective. There are about 20 to 24 seats available for each program each time it is offered. Per Scholas has a network of local employers that hire its graduates. More than eight out of 10 graduates obtain jobs within 6 months to a year. Over 7,000 individuals have been enrolled. You have nothing to lose by applying! I have applied and awaiting the result of my interview. I hope I have answered all your questions... Best wishes!

Online photography classes. Workshops and classes. Taught by professional photographers. They have…read moregreat free photo tips on their website. A great place to learn photography.

My kids loved Panda Programmer's summer camp! Not only do they learn how to code while making their…read moreown games and animations, but they're having fun and want to code more when they come home. They're excited to learn Scratch and share their projects with their friends. We can't wait to return this summer!

It was a great summer camp last year, even under the strict covid conditions. Crossing our fingers…read morewe don't have to worry about that this year, and the kids can just have fun! They teach kids to program games and animations, while offering breaks and alternative activities throughout the day. Highly recommend!

They phoned it in. Just sat in the car and vegetated while we drove. Did not do any real…read moreinstruction in the car and certainly did not prepare at all for the Montgomery County driving exam. One example - teaching about stop signs and stopping behind the white line. If you see bad habits during the driving instruction that will fail the driving test call them out! Disappointing.

I had this loco for all three BTW classes and it was nice. The instructor was professional and…read moretaught me a few things. I'd recommend this place

The mosaic work that is created by these young creative professionals is stunning! It is so…read morebeautiful. They have clearly mastered the technique of mosaic and are young and fun and cool and come up with designs that truly bring your vision to reality!

I'm so proud that Arts on the Block is in my neighborhood! This amazing arts organization provides…read morereal-life art industry experience to aspiring young artists and makers. It makes me wish there was something like this around when I was a kid. When you enter their studio you're immediately drawn into and impressed with the artistry, passion and drive that these kids exude. Yay for AOB!