Jungle is a phenomenal program. First things first, don't question Ra Ra's ways he knows what he is doing. He may come off as scary at first but he is amazing at what he does. The way he teaches his class explains things much better then how the state wants you to learn it. Overall great experience will be heading back for segment 2. Great driving instructors and great teacher. Rock on Ra Ra Read Less

Jungle is a phenomenal program. First things first, don't question Ra Ra's ways he knows what he is doing. He may come off as scary at first but he is amazing at what he does. The way he teaches his class explains things much better then how the state wants you to learn it. Overall great experience will be heading back for segment 2. Great driving instructors and great teacher. Rock on Ra Ra Read Less

I just finished segment 1 and got my permit, I can honestly say that it's the best place to go and they have amazing teachers. The classes are far from boring and I 100% recommend going to jungle. 😏😏😏😏😏 Read Less

All 3 of my children have attended Jungle. My husband and I could not be more pleased. The state wants students to react in the car but Jungle teaches students to anticipate situations before they cause problems. By sitting in on the classes with our students, it has challenged my husband and I to become better drivers as well. Ra-Ra has a real love and passion for what he is doing! He goes the extra mile for any student needing the extra help! Can't say enough about the wonderful work they do to try to make our children safe on the roads! Read Less

Jungle Survival is a great drivers training place! Rara (the owner) and the instructors are all very helpful and teach you great tips on driving. You have fun, but you're still taught how serious driving is. They will teach anyone who needs it. Five stars for sure. Read Less

I gave myself a couple of months before I posted in order to collect my thoughts about this place. I do not like to slam small businesses, but I truly feel that I have a duty to inform other parents about the choice they are making. First of all, they are terribly disorganized. Between my husband and I, we left 4 messages during my son's time there only to be called back exactly ZERO times. They lost my son's paperwork twice. When asking the office staff questions, they are never able to answer. Second, they will tell your child to do the opposite of what the state wants them to do. My son failed the written test the first time he took it. Okay. Sometimes that happens, but when you investigate why, you will find out that they are told not to study. I sat in on a classroom time. While the kids were watching the state videos that teach them what the state will test them on, the instructor paused the movie to tell them "at Jungle, we don't do it this way. Don't do it this way". I was gobsmacked! And you wonder why so many kids are failing the first written exam?? For the second written exam, we studied from the state guide, and my son passed the exam with flying colors. The third reason I would never recommend this place is personal, and if this was the only issue I had, I would have let it slide. The owner feels the need to scare the kids within an inch of their life about how serious driving is. Well, it is serious. I can appreciate that some kids need to hear this. My oldest son needed to. But if your kid is a highly anxious individual, as my younger son is, this is absolutely not the driving school for you. He is still terrified that he will make the same mistake he did on his very first drive. He is terrified that we will die every time he drives. He absolutely hates it, and I have to FORCE him to get behind the wheel. So thanks for that, Jungle. Furthermore, I walked behind the owner making fun of my son's anxieties to another driving instructor. Needless to say, we will not be heading back to this school for segment two, and I'm truly sorry to leave such a negative review.Read Less

Unorganized, untrained staff. There's a bird in the classroom that distracts the teacher and students. All they have to offer is a bunch of personal stories about the crashes and deaths involved with their past students. If you want to go to a much more productive school that cares to mention the real dangers of driving, I suggest Sears or Century. If you would like to be poorly taught and cheat your way through the road test, Jungle Survival is the place to go. Please don't make the same mistake I did. This company needs to be shut down immediately. Read Less