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very gpod instructors and always looking out for the best in a student. a truly wholesome flight school

I had my three kids going in this school. Can't ask for more. Best teachers ever! Thanks

It's a great school

It's great to see another montessori school in Saskatoon. There's a great deal of need for quality montessori education in this city, and this school really does seem to be quite a wonderful development.

Teachers are genuinely caring, a multi-cultural facility with lots to gain from

Can't say I'm shocked that my review hasn't been displayed!! Told the truth and nothing but!!

It was a good BBQ

I didn't even go in I made a call for my kid. They deserve zero stars .. they are to know about hair no... Well. I said my kid needs a cut she sheds a lot thinking it's like split ends and she tells me to take my kid to a dr... Are u serious wow .. nice school. I don't want my kid around them kinda ppl who have no education on hair but have alot to say about my child's. Health I'm sorry are u a hair dresser or a dr... Oviously ... Neither. Thanks. I'm glad I didn't waste ne money. There !! I'll cut it myslrf. Like I have the past five years and I've gotten nothing but. Complements on her hair . So sick it mc. U guys. Really suck... End of rant! Get it together. Ppl. Maybe teach the ppl there about hair before letten them cut ne. Wow

This school lowkey litty

I started my flight training at another school and recently decided to switch to Apex - it was one of the best decisions I feel I've made in my training. The Diamond 20s are much nicer to fly and feel so much safer and better-maintained than the Cessna 150s at my previous school. They're also faster, so I waste less time and money on long, slow circuits and flights to and from the training area. The staff are very friendly, professional, and honest. It feels like they are dedicated to their students becoming the best possible pilots they can without unnecessarily dragging out flight training. I'd definitely recommend these guys to anyone looking to get their pilot license - they're hands-down the best school in Saskatoon.

It's pretty cool.. you should go here.. if you're reading this.

I am approaching my 4th year as a business student at the Edwards School of Business and it has been nothing short of an incredible experience. Myself, my friends and my fellow classmates have been treated very well by administration, greeted with a smile and willingness to help, and have our class and major-related needs accommodated to the best of their abilities. I have been in the Cameco Business Cooperative Education Program (BCEP) program for over a year now and I can tell you that I am smarter, more mannered, greater experienced, and more exposed to the business world because of it. Not to mention the friendships of other students in the program and the business connections I have received at my current workplace. In fact, the program has helped me discover where I want to take my career and the opportunities through the work I have been doing has exposed me to Aboriginal culture in Saskatchewan, mining and nuclear energy, and the new era of Corporate Social Responsibility and the positive bottom line implications of it. I have also increased my networking capabilities, overall mannerism, resume/cover letter/writing abilities, personal refection, and the importance of relationship building. I would like to thank Mr. Brent Wellman, Program Director, for accommodating my stubbornness and taking the time to figure out what type of person I am. Our working relationship has never been better and he is a person that I can always rely on for business advice. The experiences from this program have made me a better person who is far more business minded than ever before. The staff at Edwards has been accommodating to many student initiatives, ideas, and programs. There are so many things one can get involved with that it can become overwhelming. Thankfully for the staff there, they take the time to help with the decisions of what programs to get involved with and point students in the right direction. All the student needs to do is take action and go talk to them. I soon will be a proud recipient of an Edwards School of Business degree and until then, I will continue to be a proud student and BCEP participant of the Edwards School of Business.