Learners Ink, LLCReviews of learnersink.com

Trainers, please be cautious and make sure you receive the full agreed payment before starting work. I was promised payment after two days of teaching, but the terms kept changing. So far, I have received only €100 as a test transfer, rather than payment for the two days I taught. Unfortunately, I cannot continue without the agreed payment and have had to leave the course midway. I feel especially sorry for the students affected.

I taught a PMP prep workshop on October 22-25, 2024 for Learners Ink, LLC. They haven't paid me and are not responding to the emails. Their partner Global Certifys who helped with the hiring process is also not responding. The payment was due on Nov. 1, 2024. I sent the last email on Mar 02, 2025 asking to provide the full contact details of a person who is responsible for my contract and payment. I haven't heard anything back.

Please avoid. The company said they would offer flexibility with the payment of the Prince2 Agile Foundation and Practitioner, as I work for a large organisation and financial processes take time, and then they said there was no flexibility and my place on the course was not guaranteed unless full payment was made. This created so much stress and I had to have very difficult conversations with my managers to expedite the payment to LI. Obviously not a good start and LI logistics teams broke their promise from the getgo. The training, I am sad to say, was basic if not inadequate. The trainer was a nice person and tried to pass on the information to me and the other learner, but at times it felt very rushed and like we were rushing to finish early. Also it seemed like the trainer was reading off a script and there was no creativity when it came to the delivery of the material. This is usually branded as a 5 day, full week, training and it was delivered over 4 days from 9 am to 2:30 pm. With a 40 min break. That’s 16 hours only! I felt quite deflated, anxious and confused after the training, even wanting to drop out. This is surely not how a learner must feel. I did stick to it and sat the foundation exam which I passed (very lucky). The exam tips and prep didn’t resemble the actual exam. It was clear that I didn’t have the skills and knowledge nor was I equipped with the right information to pass the Practitioner exam. I had to pay £94 from my own money to buy a simulator and my company also had to pay extra money to buy the manual for me. I did pass my practitioner exam, after all, but this is all down to my hard work and additional money spent. I feel sad writing this review as the trainer did try, and I felt the company let him down too, but it was honestly a very subpar experience and an inadequate provider and I would have probably learnt way more by completing the training offered by Mplaza (their e-learning is much cheaper too). I think Learners Ink has to have an honest look at itself and its offers, review the training delivery, spend time to properly train and invest in trainers, offer the manual and a simulator plus help learners develop their critical thinking PRIOR to the exam… this may help to an extent but, I would be lying if I gave anything more than a 1 star for now.

I was spammed by this company and contacted for promotions about their courses even though I had never opted in or subscribed to any of their newsletters. I don't know where they have bought my email or who illegally sold them my email, but I have never used my email to subscribe or opt-in to any of their services, or any other services or websites online. Still I was spammed by them offering me courses. Stop spamming!