The history of LLU

Leisure Learning Unlimited was founded in 1979 by Ted and Kathy Weisgal. They have seen LLU grow to one of the biggest and most successful programs of its kind. Many people are surprised to learn that LLU is not part of a larger organization but a home-grown, Houston-based "Mom and Pop" operation. Computer Center Director Bill Stewart begin teaching at LLU in 1986. He and Kathy founded the LLU Computer Center in 1990 based on a model Bill developed for the Computer Certificate Program at the University of St. Thomas. There are many reasons why so many individuals and business choose LLU for their computer education needs. 

Quality is part of the formula

LLU is a broker for anyone who wishes to teach. All instructors are independent contractors and own their own classes. LLU carefully selects classes that they think will have appeal. Classes that are not well received by students do not make the cut. As a result, most classes in the LLU schedule are long-time, proven winners—unlike most teaching organizations and institutions, where teachers are employees and poor performance is sometimes overlooked, only the strong survive at LLU. This "natural quality selection process" has been going on at LLU for more than thirty years, so there are hundreds of excellent classes on all imaginable subjects. LLU is always on the the lookout for new and innovative classes. (If you are interested in teaching, call 713-529-4414).