I have used Beepboop for over 5 years and it has become part of my daily routine. My Spanish has…read moreimproved immensely during this time. When I travel to Spanish speaking areas, people have positively commented on my pronunciation. The instructors are native speakers from Mexico and Latin America. I have found them to be very personable, kind, and respectful. I now consider a number of them to be friends. They go above and beyond and have contacted me outside of class specifically to answer a question or give support for personal circumstances. The program has students around the world and as a result, I have become many friends with many and participate in other activities with them. I really believe that Beepboop is one of the best Spanish programs available if an individual wants to improve her Spanish speaking ability .

We have been going to Kaplan for real estate needs since original licensing 15 years ago…read more Instructors are always well informed and we have been very pleased. Just finished Wisconsin renewal. Great experience. Despite brightwood stopping services, Kaplan is back in the saddle. Yay!

Terrible service. Today I tried to register for two courses and emailed my registration request as…read moreI have done in the past. The answer was NO. We do not accept registrations by email. YOU have to call. The answer I got said this: Please call Student Support to place your order, as we do not take orders through email. You can call student support at 888-523-1020. Thank you, Andrea Matson Student Support 332 Front Street South, Suite 501 La Crosse, WI 54601 Phone: 800.636.9517 Fax: 608.779.8374 Email: restudentsupport@brightwoodsupport.com www.kapre.com Really? So what do you do in your working hours? I will never register for a course at this school ever.

I took some classes from Mike covering the basics of Access databases. Not only did he cover the…read morematerial in a very straight-forward, step-by-step, clear way, he was also personable as well as patient and kind to people of all levels of experience and understanding. Before I had completed those classes, I was already planning to take some Excel sessions. I was definitely impressed that someone so knowledgeable could help people through introductory baby steps.

I call Mike Reis when ever I have a computer issue. Mike is very knowledgeable, explains what he's…read moredoing in easy-to-understand terms, and gets the work done quickly. This time Mike did the diagnosis and fix remotely. I highly recommend Mike Reis and the Nerd School for small business and home computer work and advice.

I came into contact with La Oportunidad when I was seeking volunteer work that would let me…read morepractice Spanish and work with kids. La Oportunidad fit this criteria perfectly. I served as a small group leader for the annual Peace Conference they lead for area Latino youth, and it was phenomenal. The conference addresses issues impacting the Latino youth with a focus on the power of peace and peacemaking, hoping that participants will understand how peace can be created in their own lives and within the broader context of their communities. La Oportunidad has a good handle on what's important to adolescents and although it was a large audience to engage, they passed with flying colors. (i.e. They opened the conference with breakdancers!) There are so many other volunteer opportunities available (childcare assistants, youth mentors, etc.) I encourage anyone on the hunt for meaningful volunteer work to get involved!

I've been calling like for two weeks now and nobody answers. Even if I call during the normal…read morebusiness hours, the answering meching says, "you've reached us after business hours...." Well it seems to me that la oportunidad does not cares about getting folks involved into their programs. vayan se mucho a la V grande de mexico No se para que chingaos ponen su numero de telefono y no contestan

We are pleased with the tutoring my son (HS student) is receiving for calculus. Amer is prompt,…read moreprofessional and is able to teach calc in a way that my son is now understanding.

The U.S. may have had a revolution on its hands were it not for Children's Village Montessori…read more As a new mom I felt absolutely wronged by the laws of this nation that do not allow for extended paid maternity leaves. So when I had to look for a place that I could trust with my firstborn when he was 10 weeks old, I was pretty particular, to say the least. I also needed a place that was convenient to my commute and was reasonably priced. It's been 10 months now and I am so happy I found this place. First of all, Pat, who works in the infant room, is an absolute baby-whisperer (or a Godsend, depending on your religious affiliations). It is such a joy to leave your child with someone who makes him flash that adorable toothless grin. She takes excellent care of the babies; my child is always is well-rested, well-fed, clean and - most importantly !happy! at the end of the day. The toddler room also seems to be a happy place. All the ladies have been almost like co-parents to us. They are baby experts! and will give you helpful tidbits about your particular child. I don't expect the moon - it is a daycare center, and it is tucked in a place that has crazy construction going on right now. Also it's not like they offer a fully organic menu or baby reiki or anything, but at least they are willing to work with you. They've also been flexible with our unpredictable work schedules, which is huge.

I can't believe I'm the first to review CVM!…read more I switched my now 5-year-old son to this preschool/daycare when he was three years old, after a disastrous experience with another child care. I was frantic and desperate for childcare, and when I walked in and saw Mary (the owner) wearing a cheery green leprechaun hat for St. Patrick's Day and calling each child by name, I knew I was in a good place. I only have a few (minor) complaints about this place, and I'd send another child here in a heartbeat. My son is starting kindergarten soon, so I'm sad to say we'll be leaving CVM soon after nearly 2 years. I'll get the cons out of the way quickly: (1) Parking is a little rough, since CVM is smack dab in the middle of a swath of auto-body places, and it's in an urban neighborhood right next to the University of Minnesota. Often there are no parking spots and parents have to idle their cars in the middle of the lot. (2) The staff could probably use a dress code. Their clothing is sometimes a little off-putting... there's something to be said for looking neat and tidy and well-groomed, and CVM staff occasionally are lax in this department. The pros: (1) CVM accepts childcare assistance. You'd be astonished how many places don't. This was a major factor for me. (2) The location is very convenient -- RIGHT next to the University of Minnesota, which is great for people like me who are students, staff or faculty at UMN but couldn't get in off the waiting list at the university daycare. (3) The mix of kids is healthy. The kids almost uniformly come from good homes, and many are the children of grad students and university employees. The racial balance is well-distributed and diverse, not skewed in any one direction, and my son has playmates whose parents hail from countries as diverse as Ethiopia, Somalia, Laos and Norway. Having playmates whose parents are involved, serious about parenting and affectionate is so important. Parents often bring treats for all the kids. (4) Mary, the owner, has been at CVM for almost 30 years -- longer than I've been alive. That continuity is so good for the children. There is less turnover at CVM than other childcares I've used. (5) I have never felt anything less than completely secure leaving my son in the care of CVM. Even when they bring the kids to the park (a few blocks away) or walk them to the playground, I know they're keeping a good eye on him and taking good care of him. You can't put a price on that.

Mis Amigos here in St Paul is incredible. The curriculum is bar none--with our kids participating…read morein an elaborate Olympic Games one day, to dressing up as explorers braving the rainforests of Central America another day, to singing traditional songs and dancing to music lead by a teacher from his or her own country the next. I truly don't know how the staff does it so quickly and with such effusive happiness. The community also feels very tight-knit as well. Parents have their own Parent Advisory Board that meets at various restaurants and breweries with the kids each month. We've made lasting friendships with other parents as our kids start exploring their own first friendships. With a city park nearby, you'll find yourself at an impromptu park playdate with other parents at pickup--cementing long lasting core memories as your kids keep playing with favorite friends and making new ones. But most of all: It's the teachers. They are all some of the most dedicated teachers I've seen. Absolutely in love with each parent's kid and moving heaven and earth to shape each child into a good person every single day. Pure miracle workers. If there's one note to end on, it's this: Lots of places are great at looking after your kids. But for me, Mis Amigos is a place where I know my aren't just safe, but are being truly loved.

I don't have a review. I honestly cannot make one as it's not my child that goes there but my…read moregrandbaby. She has hearing impairment needs a day care teacher that knows American sign language to communicate with her. I feel that if the daycare does not provide that service, I believe the one she goes to does not provide ASL , my gbaby can feel lost, and confused. She also needs a therapists to teach her to speak as it can be difficult for a toddler to learn three languages?

Kwao has been our immigration lawyer for almost 4 years now. Best decision we've ever made. He is…read moreon top if every thing, very responsive and goes the extra mile for his clients. I will always recommend him.