Priced at just $1,495 for the four-day program, this is the best value proposition for PMP Prep classroom training available in the market today. Excellent preparation. - Fully guaranteed.
Prior to learning about this program, I took a six month long course to prepare me for the PMP. It was a long enduring process full of assignments, lectures and course work. I walked away from it retaining little to any foundation about Project Management that I did not already have. It covered too vast of an area to pass my PMP the first time around…
This program, in contrast, was very efficient, but still provided great detail which prepared me for the PMP. The relevance of the subject matter was the most important thing I took away from my failed exam: relevant subject matter in an easy to learn format! The instructor also helped me prepare mentally for everything surrounding the actual test taking event. I was ready and I knew I passed as soon as I submitted my exam. This was by far the best value dollar for dollar. I know people that have spent twice as much as me and didn’t do half as well on the exam. Results on budget and on time. I did the course work Monday through Thursday and tested on Friday. Thank you!
Travis Burgdolf, PMP, MBA
The instructor knew the material inside out. He also had a great technique to drill the material into our brain . He was very patient with all of our questions and paid personal attention to all of us and made sure we were absorbing all the information discussed in class.
With out this program, I could have not passed the exam by studying just for 4 days . I would recommend the Best Practices Training program to all of my colleagues and friends who are interested in getting the PMP certification.
Madhuri Kollu, PMP
Any student can feel confident that Best Practices Training program will focus on the most important preparation areas for the PMP exam and allow you to pass the exam in a week. From my experience, unlike other courses, The technique provided does not focus on extensive memorization, but instead focuses on a thoughtful review of what is important resulting in a most lasting understanding of the PMP program.
Prior to learning about this program, I took a six month long course to prepare me for the PMP. It was a long enduring process full of assignments, lectures and course work. I walked away from it retaining little to any foundation about Project Management that I did not already have. It covered too vast of an area to pass my PMP the first time around…
This program, in contrast, was very efficient, but still provided great detail which prepared me for the PMP. The relevance of the subject matter was the most important thing I took away from my failed exam: relevant subject matter in an easy to learn format! The instructor also helped me prepare mentally for everything surrounding the actual test taking event. I was ready and I knew I passed as soon as I submitted my exam. This was by far the best value dollar for dollar. I know people that have spent twice as much as me and didn’t do half as well on the exam. Results on budget and on time. I did the course work Monday through Thursday and tested on Friday. Thank you!
The instructor knew the material inside out. He also had a great technique to drill the material into our brain
. He was very patient with all of our questions and paid personal attention to all of us and made sure we were absorbing all the information discussed in class.
With out this program, I could have not passed the exam by studying just for 4 days . I would recommend the Best Practices Training program to all of my colleagues and friends who are interested in getting the PMP certification.
Any student can feel confident that Best Practices Training program will focus on the most important preparation areas for the PMP exam and allow you to pass the exam in a week. From my experience, unlike other courses, The technique provided does not focus on extensive memorization, but instead focuses on a thoughtful review of what is important resulting in a most lasting understanding of the PMP program.