I've been taking Spanish classes with Karen for about 5 months now and she is an absolute pleasure…read moreto work with. She tailors classes to fit and focus on my level and she makes the whole experience useful by encouraging us me to learn by speaking and correcting errors along the way. She's very kind and an excellent instructor! 10/10 Highly recommend!

In search of a customized approach to learning Italian I discovered The Language School in…read moreRidgefield CT. My experience has been beyond perfect ! The Director listened to my needs and matched me up perfectly with a native speaking Italian teacher . She was able to determine the perfect pace to help me get off to a great start learning Italian. Who would have thought I would have found this quality of instruction right here in town . If you want to get a great start to learning a new language or improving on a language you are already somewhat acquainted with The Language School is most likely the place to come !

Terrific peer learning group for retirees. You'll learn a lot and meet bright engaged people.read more

I just joined; hence my 4 of 5…read more So far, I am impressed by the purpose of the group, the two lectures I have heard (on gender and choreography and on symbolism in Baltic painting), the friendliness of members, the wonderful and easy-to-reach indoor location, and the fact that so many women are active in Quest.

So I just completed their 3 hour free introduction course. Here's some feedback for the school:…read more Pro-tip #1: Don't act all annoyed when a prospective student who comes out to kick the tires asks if the follow-up paid course has any sort of satisfaction guarantee. A simple yes or no would suffice. Pro-tip #2: Don't hem and haw when a prospective student asks how much follow-on training might cost and force said prospective student to dig in and continue to ask. The answer to this BTW appears to be a minimum of $1000.00 for every day of training for a 7 day course. Apparently the next follow up course for $149.00 does not really provide any skills - just further background, refreshments and lunch and more opportunity to sell courses. Of course if they stuck all this up front they would get much fewer curiosity seekers. My very basic question today before having information about the ACTUAL courses was would I have enough information and possible skill and tools to be able to start investing after taking the next follow on course for $149.00. Initially the answer was yes but that quickly turned into a no when pressed. You are basically paying for an two way interview. Oh and I FINALLY gleaned that there were no real tools like simulator platforms to practice etc just materials. So I left with the glaring question of why are they worth $1000 a day and why that other course is worth $149 other than the repeated mantra that I'd we were disciplined and followed their rules we would not lose all our money. Mind you they kept pushing futures and margins and options which are all risky ventures even for very seasoned and experienced investors. Hilariously, this instructor stated that if you followed their system it was NOT gambling even though he also stated that it was like a craps table because the best bets were for the house against the dice thrower as those odds were better. And if course the response that this was not gambling because of their systems and the research. Helloooooo. Past performance is not and indicator of future performance and when no one can state with certainty an outcome it's still called gambling. Verbal semantics to sell.

This is the best place to go if you want to learn how to secure your financial future. The classes…read moreare paced for everyone and if you don't understand something the instructor will review again AND offer you extra time to come in to make sure you understand. I am also able to contact my advisor whenever I need to and I am able to send her trades for review. That's extremely helpful to solidify what's learned and make sure you have it right. And EVERYBODY at the center is extremely helpful and patient. I go in every chance I get to practice and learn.

Upon visiting the law school I went into the cafeteria to eat. I was immediately greeted by Kathy…read more She saw I was nervous and approached me asking me if I was okay. Not only did she make me feel right at home by showing me where everything was, she was very polite and caring. She helped me every step along the way. She even introduced me to students that clearly love and think highly of her. It is apparent that She has gained much respect amongst the student body. She really made a point to make me feel special. She appointed me to the grill where Kevin was working. He was also very attentive and recommended what to order, and it was definitely a great choice! This was just altogether a GREAT experience!

From the owner: The Center for Continuing Legal Education (Pace CCLE) was established at Pace Law School 20 years…read moreago with four goals in mind: first, to provide high quality legal education to practicing attorneys that meets the requirements and standards of the NYS Continuing Legal Education; second, to cultivate and steward a relationship between the Law School and its alumni; third, to build and cultivate relationships with the local practicing legal community, the judiciary and the Law School ; fourth, to create a revenue stream for the Law School.

Ive taken 3 classes here. Soapmaking, kimchi making, and pressed flower coasters. Everything i had…read morea beautiful final product. They make their classes very beginner friendly and isnt price prohibitive. I haven't seen a soapmaking class for as cheap anywhere else. The teachers are super chill and fun while also teaching and keeping you safe (lye is Hella damgerous) My only complaint is I wish they had more classes. I definitely recommend checking out a class

A friend and I signed up for Jessie's Hand Embroidered Felt Holiday Ornaments class on a Saturday,…read moreand it was SO fun. We can't wait to be back. The 2 hours whizzed by, and Jessie was really friendly and great and giving and showing instructions. She was also very patient with students' questions. The ornaments ended up being so cute from everyone, we were all thoroughly impressed by everyone's work. A lot of us, including me, didn't finish the entire project during class, so we got to take home the supplies we'd need to finish at home. Jessie made sure we had the supplies and knowledge/skills so that we'd succeed at home with finishing up. The studio is nice and cozy, there were about 16 participants of mixed genders and ages. It was really fun, and we can't wait to try more classes!

Amazing place. Amazing location…read more Amazing staff. I brought my two daughters and niece (ages 5 to 11) and they had something for everyone. Saule was incredibly helpful and nice! When my 5 yo acted up, she was super calm and understanding. She even helped us perfect her piece. Saule also expedited all the pieces for us because we live out of the area and were leaving in a couple of days. If I lived in the area I'd want a membership or discount because I'd be back and there's an $8 painter's fee (which adds up!). HIGHLY recommend!!!!

Wonderful experience! We cannot wait to go back! Received a phone call when my pieces were promptly…read moreready.

I've always gotten a kick out of receiving the town's bi-yearly adult ed brochure, and reading…read moreabout the different classes offered (a two week course on "How to Turn on a Computer," "Basic Coastal Navigation," "Gum Paste Flower Bouquets," and let's not forget "The Enneagram & You"...). But until recently, scheduling conflicts always prevented me from enrolling. Luckily, that changed last month, when my husband, brother, and sister-in-law signed up for a Vietnamese spring roll class taught by Kevin Nguyen, the owner of Pho 75 in Windsor Locks. New to the adult ed "scene," we weren't sure what to expect when we pulled up to our local high school. The class was taught in a home ec room, and we were joined by fifteen or so other people, varying in age from teenage to senior citizen. Kevin provided a recipe-- and of course, all of the ingredients-- then demonstrated the process. He was engaging and friendly as he demystified seemingly complicated techniques, and we really enjoyed the two-hour class. We each made between four and six spring rolls (which were delicious, by the way), and it was well worth the low $22 fee. We've since made spring rolls at home, and are so glad to have learned how to do it! I would encourage anyone-- you don't even have to be a Windsor Locks resident, although they do receive priority-- to check out the town's (or your town's) adult ed offerings. Classes are usually fairly inexpensive, and hey, it'll keep you off the streets. ;)