Austin Education

Good Classes

1. University of Texas

Neighborhood: University of Texas

Living in Austin was the best thing I got out of going to UT.  I don't want to slam my school too much. UT Austin is a good school. Some people benefit a lot from it. I had several good classes...

2. Whole Foods Culinary…

Neighborhood: Downtown

with a friend about tacos and tortillas. While I don't really *need* a class on this (and considering that I live in Austin, where there are lots of good, homemade tortillas, would probably not make my own more...

3. Austin Community…

Heck Yes!!  I love ACC! I just started going back to school this semester after an eight year hiatus and everyone at ACC has been really helpful! My classes are the perfect size and my professors...

4. Art Glass Fusing…

I heard from a fellow student that the PMC class wasn't as good, but I still want to take it... and the plate-making class... and the big bowl class....  This place is really fun; we're lucky to have...

5. Central Market…

They make you a little plate and you eat it in the back room.  REALLY good food.    3.  You get to snack some as you go during the several hours of prep before the class arrives.  They generally have...

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Knowledgeable Teachers

1. Teacher Heaven

for parties and such.    The staff here is really knowledgeable and efficient, and everything is displayed so neat and organized.  For all you teachers: be careful and take advantage of the extended hours...

2. Texas Union Informal…

Neighborhood: University of Texas

and structure of course, course materials), but I took a 6-week Spanish course with a native speaking instructor for $80. She was one of the best teachers I've ever had the privilege of working...

3. Kidsacting Studio

Neighborhood: Allandale

and now I teach here. It's a good school. The theater teachers are professional and knowledgeable. We teach classes of every variety from playmatics classes for the 3-5 year olds, to professional full...

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