After completing the private Mahjong class, do I earn a certificate and can I put it on a resume to increase my chances of getting hired?

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Anonymous wrote:Go on insta and search for one in your area. There are so many in the DMV now, find one located close to you.

If wanted to do so they would have done that. They wants recommendations so they can go where others have had a GOOD experience.

Chill. Or CHILL

Anonymous wrote:I’ve never played, but a bunch of my friends have been to this place for lessons (or parties or however it’s done) and all speak highly of it

https://www.talktilestome.com/

Love this place and the owner is awesome!

DCMahj.com - low-stress, fun instructors. I learned from them and now play in a regular group with some of the people I met.

Anonymous wrote:Go on insta and search for one in your area. There are so many in the DMV now, find one located close to you.

If wanted to do so they would have done that. They wants recommendations so they can go where others have had a GOOD experience.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve never played, but a bunch of my friends have been to this place for lessons (or parties or however it’s done) and all speak highly of it

https://www.talktilestome.com/

thank you

I’ve never played, but a bunch of my friends have been to this place for lessons (or parties or however it’s done) and all speak highly of it

https://www.talktilestome.com/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please recommend a private onsite class instructor that is FUN and makes it a light experience or a place to take beginner classes. This is in DC please. Thank you.

Why do you need a class for Mahjong? Just go online.it isn't chess.

You know we’re not talking about the matching game right? I feel like so many people think Mahjong is that dumb matching app online.

Go on insta and search for one in your area. There are so many in the DMV now, find one located close to you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please recommend a private onsite class instructor that is FUN and makes it a light experience or a place to take beginner classes. This is in DC please. Thank you.

Why do you need a class for Mahjong? Just go online.it isn't chess.

Why be a jerk?

It's not chess but not exactly easy, either. I've taken two classes and am still terrible. I'm joining a group for private play now but I expect to lose. A lot.

Anonymous wrote:The MLK library has Mahjong nights each week. I don’t know if they are learn-to-play/beginner classes but might be worth checking out.

yes every tuesday but need to register as spaces are limited (sometimes)

https://luma.com/dcmahjongg

The MLK library has Mahjong nights each week. I don’t know if they are learn-to-play/beginner classes but might be worth checking out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please recommend a private onsite class instructor that is FUN and makes it a light experience or a place to take beginner classes. This is in DC please. Thank you.

Why do you need a class for Mahjong? Just go online.it isn't chess.

You’ll never learn how to play fast enough for a group if you learn online. And the very worst thing a newer player can be, is slow.

Don’t be a freakin’ tourist. Learn how to play fast, or don’t play at all.

Anonymous wrote:Please recommend a private onsite class instructor that is FUN and makes it a light experience or a place to take beginner classes. This is in DC please. Thank you.

Why do you need a class for Mahjong? Just go online.it isn't chess.

Please recommend a private onsite class instructor that is FUN and makes it a light experience or a place to take beginner classes. This is in DC please. Thank you.