Louise is the kindest, most compassionate teacher I ever had! Her knowledge and wisdom are…read moresomething accumulated through many years of working in various fields in the Travel Industry. She has put together courses that are astounding! Every minute detail is covered and updated regularly, as the travel industry is fluid and changing. I am constantly impressed with the work and information put into every course. After almost 40 years on and off in the tourism business, I want to start my own business as a retirement project. Her business course is exactly what I wanted to do, every detail covered. I cannot thank you enough Louise!!! I would recommend this school to anyone who would like to start a career in the Travel Industry Sonnette West Leduc Alberta Canada

From the owner: Travel College Canada are world renowned training specialists for the travel and tourism industry…read morefor over twenty-five years. Diploma and Certificate Programs include International Tourism Management; Tour Guide / Tour Manager, Group Travel Specialist, Home Based Travel Professional, among others. As specialists in adult education, we are highly qualified to meet the needs of adult learners who wish to train than start working soon as possible as time is money! We welcome Canadian & International Students, and clients funded by Second Career.

I am two days away from finishing the part-time Web Development (Fall 2017) course and cannot say…read moreenough fantastic things about HackerYou. The folks coordinating admissions we always quick to reply to any questions I had prior to the course and were available throughout the course to land a hand. The space is clean and organized and very bright; a perfect work environment regardless of the time of day. As for the course itself, I was going in as a complete beginner. I can honestly say that this course taught me so much and has prepared me for the Bootcamp and beyond. I'll be leaving this course with enough knowledge to feel very confident in my skills. The instructors and mentors were unbelievably helpful and knowledgeable. Despite the amount of information I learned, they were patient and made sure we were all confident before moving on. I can (and happily have) recommended this course to others.

I took the Part-Time Web Dev Summer 2017 course and am now enrolled in the Full Time. I took the PT…read morecourse, to figure out whether or not coding was really something I could do and to get a more serious taste of what I would be doing if I pursued this as a career. To put things in perspective, my background was in Tech sales, with no other prior coding/programming knowledge or experience. I started considered Web Dev as a career change because it was a way to become my own boss and escape the 9-5 rat race. Skills wise, I knew that I had a strong interest in technology and I wanted to work with something that would allow me to flex my brain muscles, problem solve and create something. The part-time course is intense, if you're not truly interested or committed it will be easy to fall behind. The first few weeks were the most challenging as I struggled to make all the pieces fit together in a way that I could comprehend. It is not unlike learning a new language, at first it's really difficult and overwhelming and then one day, poof! It starts to make sense and you're like, hooray! I'm a developer!! Until you realize you're SO NOT a developer yet, 5 minutes later. That said, I found the instructors and mentors to be knowledgable, approachable and really invested in helping you learn. I found that coding really requires you to have a tenacious sense of problem-solving, you're going to spend a LOT of time staring at your screen, hands up in the air, screaming 'WHY?! WHY YOU NO WORK?!" (I did this. a LOT.) This is important because while the mentors and instructors are there as resources, they are not (and should not) be spoon-feeding you the material. If you're not willing to really dig in and do the work, this is not for you. Personally, I feel that I am prepared for the Full-Time course but will definitely be putting in extra work to get more familiar with some concepts and details that I missed when I was away. The PT is great at giving you basic and broad knowledge of key concepts but is by no means a comprehensive course that will spit you out as a hire-ready developer-- that's what the FT is for! If you're considering it, take the plunge and go for it! This course is quality quality quality, and worth every penny.

The Cube Space is a wonderful new low-key educational institution at Gerard / Main that first came…read moreabout as a place for nearby High School students to get after-school tutoring. It grew quickly from there to offer robotics and video game design workshops. Now the facility offers all manner of extras, and in addition to many diverse programs for kids, the space now offers regular training program for adults who come to learn blogging and basic SEO as well as bookkeeping and business management.

From the owner: Check out our Video Game Camps and classes for teens & kids; small groups…read more Make your first video game using Unity 3D and dive into the world of 3D graphics creation, Photoshop, Coding, Digital Arts, Robotics, STEM and STEAM.

I had a lot of choices for a driving school but choose this one, and an absolutely great decision…read moreon my part, they assigned a lovely gentleman named Zia, utmost professionalism and a gem of a teacher, I never touched a wheel in my life and this gentleman helped me pass in one shot. Money well spent Cheers to Mr Zia and Honours Driving keep up the good work

I had Zia. Failed by G. He always told me to drive below speed limit and only check my blind spots…read moreonce. However I failed for driving too slow on the highway and was told I need to check blind spots more than once. Very sad I wasted $400 on this and wasted my time. Don't go to this place for lessons.