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What she said…
This review is for Round Rock location, I am going to be honest in this review. Enopi is good program and we saw improvement in my son. This is good part. But the wrong side is, worst managment, weekly teacher change, no confirm class, class don’t run for 60 min.
On what basis I am writing this?
— good study material. But teacher change in every week, cause problem… now my son is confused …
— they give homework, but never check it either its correct or not. No plan for improvement in correction.
— Debra, forget her discussion, and blame you. For not following with her.
— most class schedule are not updated, we need to make sure, we are on correct time.
— worst location manager (Debra), she was so nice when we join program, but as we started setting up expectations, she started blaming us. She don’ t listen our concerns, always try to prove her self. Very arrogant attitude.
— now my son was in this program from past 4 month, still they made him to do addition, when we ask how long it will take there was no answer.
— many time we don’ received booklets for home.
— every either week we saw teacher change, this cause problem to kids to adopt and confuse,
–Debra’s attitude made us tuff to communicate with her and improve situation.
— we decided to take my son out, not because of program, but the stub urn attitude of miss.debra.
— Her each excuse, was fail to improve situation. I have 4 to 5 friends recommended for this program, but I will say them don’t west ur $$.
— how come she can ask some one to take your child and walk away, she need to control her frustration, may be parents are wrong, but this is not the way to handle.
Suggestion to owner, Change Debra, as she is sweet talker, but never meet expectations. Her reducules response, was surprised.
” no improvement in over all exception, west of money and time, you will realize after few months on program time”

Hi, I am with the Round Rock Enopi, and have been there since it opened. I just want to say how much I appreciate the program, the small groups of kids per teacher, and the Critical Thinking in math. I have been very impressed with how the program encourages the students to understand the process of solving problems, and gives them good applications of their skills. I have worked with the site manager, Deborah, and she has been extremely encouraging, supportive and fair with the staff, the parents, and the students. Thanks for all you do, Deborah!

First off, let me go ahead and put this out there: I used to teach at this Enopi location. I left about 8 months ago, and I no longer work there. That being said, I do want to be as fair as possible in this review.
As an educator (both my Bachelor’s and Master’s are in education), I can truthfully say that if given time, commitment, and the right teacher, the Enopi program will produce results– possibly extraordinary results. Enopi is often compared to Kumon, but there are distinct differences. My sister went to Kumon as a kid and has worked there for years (pretty much throughout all of high school). Quite frankly, after looking at both companies’ booklets and curriculum, Enopi’s teaching materials are simply better. I won’t go into detail about all that though because you can read about nearly everything yourself on the website.
I’m here to dish out the stuff that you want to know as a parent but won’t find on the website :)
Let’s start with the customer service: Preema and her husband run 3 of the Austin area Enopis (this location, Round Rock, and Cedar Park), and they truly care about both their employees and their students. Before enrolling, Preema will meet with you personally to explain the program and answer all of your questions, and she continues to ensure that you have access to both her and teachers during the time that your student is with Enopi.
The teachers: No matter where you go, you will find good teachers and bad teachers. The vast majority of tutoring companies do not require college degrees or teacher certifications, but all Enopi teachers are either Texas State Teacher Certified or working towards their degree/​certification. Having been gone for a while, I can’t attest to the newer teachers. However, if you have a little one (4 or 5 years old), go to Katherine. Trust, trust, trust. Every kid I know loves her… and that’s pretty hard to find. For older kids (1^st grade and up), Suzette is an excellent English teacher. She even taught me some stuff while I was there!
Right now, my only kiddos are 4-​legged and furry. Whenever I think the world is ready to have little Anns running around though, I will more likely than not be taking them here.