TLG Learning

Not the worst. They could be less stingy here. Many venues provide complimentary beverages and a few more snacks. This location has a crappy vending machine that charges 80 cents for items.
Not letting people eat in the rooms is understandable, but a little annoying. What’s the big deal?
The atmosphere and technology were fine here.

My employer registered me for Microsoft Office Access Training Level 1&2 here so I could learn how to use the software properly. It was an instructor-​led training class that was two days and 8 hours a day. For someone who never touched Access before, I found this session quite helpful. It’s a lab room sort of class where each student had their own computer and we had pre-​made files to work with.
The instructor was very helpful, organized, and had an outline of our two-​day session so that the class knew what was to be covered. He always took the time to answer questions that we had and took the time to explain why some things worked and other things didn’t. He also mentioned that if you didn’t understand anything from the sessions there, we have a year to re-​schedule and take the class again for free. And also, the files that we used in the workshop can be found on their website in case you want to practice what you’ve learned.
Also, if you have a morning class, they had some pastries for you to snack on in the break room — you just couldn’t bring them with you to class. But you can bring drinks into the room if you have lids on them. I tried all the tea they had available!