I'm reviewing the ILC as a volunteer teacher. This school is fantastic! I have been volunteering…read morehere for a few months and absolutely loving it. I am so impressed with the staff and students. The main focus of the ILC is their intensive English program for immigrants in the community. Students of all backgrounds can join the program (I believe there is currently a waitlist) and be placed into the appropriate level. I help out with the lowest level, where students started from basically zero English. The main teacher is amazing and I am truly impressed with how much the class has learned, all while having fun and creating a close community. There's also a computer lab where students do English practice while also learning computer skills. The ILC also offers other services, like an in-house social worker, workshops to teach other skills, etc. So happy we have an organization like this in Malden!

i'd definitely say that ILC is the best school to go. Awesome teachers, awesome staffs. ILC is GREATread more

As an adult learner, I highly recommend WCMS. I retired over a year ago and decided to learn the…read morepiano. I devoted nine months to self study and after nearly six months of making very little progress, I decided that I needed a teacher. Initially, Laura focused on helping me correct the technical errors that prevented my progress and, before the semester ended, I saw that I was making real progress. I should note that I only stayed at WCMS for that one semester. Thanks to Laura, I saw enough improvement and enjoyed the experience enough to matriculate in the Associates in Music at Bunker Hill Community College. Had I not done that, I would have continued at WCMS and gotten a good workout, too (I took the train to Wedgemere).

I recently enrolled at a music school in Winchester hoping to improve my guitar skills…read more Unfortunately, my experience was a total letdown. The instructors seemed disinterested, the facilities were run down, and the classes felt disorganized. I left feeling frustrated and like I hadn't learned anything new. Definitely not worth the time and money Unfunniest thing I've ever seen holy crap you should be ashamed to show your face at school tomorrow.

I wanted to get a paper notarized, called them and made an appointment. When I went there to the…read morelocation construction workers were working, I called the lady and she came out from next door to greet me. This wasn't mentioned to me when I made the appointment, not too much of hassle but could have been better. My printer wasn't working and I asked them to print the document for me. Since the office was moved the lady took fifteen minutes to get her printer hooked to the network and somehow printed my document and notarized it which was above and beyond for me. 15 dollars for notary is ok. Would recommend this place for their courtesy and politeness. Thank you.

I recommend their translation and notary services! I have used their service for few time. They…read moreprovided clear explanations every step of the way, making the process smooth and easy to understand. The turnaround time was also reasonably quick. Overall, the service was outstanding--professional, efficient, and dependable. I'll definitely use their services again!

I can not say enough good thing about the commonwealth learning center and about my child's tutor…read moreAmy. my child was struggling with reading was diagnosed with dyslexia and was becoming so discouraged with his school. since Working with Amy his reading has improved tremendously and his confidence. Amy works so well with my child always keeps me up to date with everything they are working on and my child is comfortable working with her. We are so so happy with this learning center .

My daughter and I met with Alex, the director, for an initial consult. Alex was well-prepared,…read morehaving read, highlighted, and annotated the test results I sent to her ahead of time. She also was prepared with a set of questions based on that material. Alex is caring, thoughtful, and even during the initial meeting demonstrated deep knowledge and experience. We are so happy to have found them.

Complete scam!! Don't waste your money or time.. they just hire anyone off the street to teach…read more It's not even an accredited program and will not adequately prepare you to get a job.

Great school! Convenient location! I earned a Coding and Billing degree and have since worked with…read morewonderful people in the medical field thanks to BCI!

Needed to update and enhance my resume after years in the same industry. Russel worked with me to…read morego over my history and what I wanted my future employer to see. Delivered an A+ resume at a great value, While I hope I will not need his services for some time, I will definitely recommend!

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We had good results with the tutors that we used esp Cheryl at Wellesley for writing. My one…read morecriticism is that it is quite expensive. They worked hard to accommodate our time restrictions. Liz C

We are proud of our son and grateful for his admission to Bentley University. However, calling it…read more"a top university with a significant merit scholarship" is an obvious attempt to inflate the outcome. A $10,000 merit award is fairly common among Lexington High School seniors. Our son's dream school was Babson College, and that was the goal we worked toward for years. After several years of working with Livius, his final SAT score was 1350. That is not a terrible score, but it is not impressive in Lexington, especially among Asian students. We ultimately sought additional support elsewhere. It is inappropriate to now imply that the entire result is solely your achievement. The core issue remains the sales process. We were strongly persuaded to purchase a large prepaid package, and were told at the time that it might even be insufficient for what our son would need. Based on that representation, we signed the so-called "non-refundable" agreement. After years of services, we still have more than 10 unused hours left. That alone speaks for itself. When we recently inquired about the remaining balance, the response was dismissive and focused only on the contract clause, without any acknowledgment of the inaccurate projections used to sell the package. Repeating "you signed a contract" while ignoring the context is not customer care -- it is deflection. Using ambiguous language to magnify results and take credit, while dismissing legitimate concerns about unused prepaid services, reflects poorly on a company that charges premium prices. We stand by our review.