Project Management Training InstituteReviews of 4pmti.com

The class was very informative and the question bank on the practice tests were excellent! The learning mode for the questions along with the class had me prepared to pass the test the first time.

This class was fantastic and I was able to take it on the weekend so I didn't have to take time off of work. The instructor focused on the information necessary for the exam and answered all of our questions. I was also able to network with other professionals in the class as a bonus!

The content and structure of the training was well organized and relevant to my performance as a Project Manager and relevant to what is required to pass the exam. The instructor kept the class on track, he was very knowledgeable and engaging! I felt well prepared to pass my PMP exam - and I passed the first time!

I’m not sure I would’ve been able to pass on my own, great decision to take this Boot Camp

Great course - Instructor Jeff gave relevant examples and the latest changes to the PMBOK and 2022 PMP Exam focused materials. Definitely glad I chose this company based on their outstanding reputation and close ties to PMI...highly recommend!

PMTI has been a great organization to work with. They provided excellent training and testing materials. They have been very responsive to questions and concerns. I passed my PMP exam on the first attempt with an above average in all three domains.

While I feel my instructor did a really good job with leading the class, I had some issues with the curriculum itself. First, prior to the start of the class, I was extremely confused as to what we were expected to read/do ahead of time vs. what was just suggested. There was not clear guidance and some mixed messages in the communications. Next, it was clear that nobody carefully reviewed the white and blue books for quality, since there were a number of typos, instances of direct contradiction, and one instance of a flat-out incorrect definition. (The NPV is defined in the books as the cash outflow minus the inflow, but when I questioned this during the lesson, my instructor confirmed it should actually be the other way around.) Additionally, many of the practice questions/exams were poorly written and contained grammatical or other errors that made attempting to even understand the questions difficult. Finally, the boot camp placed a lot of focus on terminology and names of various theorists, but almost none of it was even referenced in the actual exam, which made me feel like I had spent several hours of my time studying the wrong things. All this is to say that I still passed the PMP, but I did A LOT of outside work and studying on my own in order to prepare. Overall, I feel like the boot camp could be much better organized and do a better job of focusing the content on what's actually needed to pass the exam while removing the fluff.

PMTI focused on the details that made it possible to pass my exam on the first try. Their guidance on test strategy was really aces. They made digesting the PMBOK effective and it stuck with me.