I have to admit, some companies are truly desperate! I'm talking about the driving school in St. Agathe des Monts; they must be terrified of going hungry. My daughter missed a practical lesson because she reversed a number (6 for 9), then another one that was well hidden, and she didn't even see the theory lesson (which didn't affect them at all since it was a video conference). And the woman replied with utter arrogance, "Please look at your contract, gentlemen." My daughter works two days a week to pay for her lessons and personal expenses. Where's the human touch? Not very strong! I'm self-employed myself. There's a line between contract and judgment. I can understand the practical lesson because an employee came to me, but... However, the online courses are a different story, where the students are at home. Not good at all! 🤬 Why take money away from young people who are just starting out in life at all costs? Again, I can understand it for practical lessons, but for theoretical lessons, where it's not negligence but confusion between their school/work schedules and their driving lessons... It's overly optimistic because they're trapped if they want to take their driving lessons. Really not good at all. Read Less