Project Management AcademyReviews of projectmanagementacademy.net

Boot camp instructor was great but the vast majority of the material covered was NOT on the actual PMP exam. The practice exams helped to some degree but were a joke in comparison to the real thing. My entire exam was situational, and not one question regarding methods, terms, diagrams, analysis, math/equations, ITTOs, nomenclature, graphs, theories and the list goes on. Not really sure PMA helped at all if it wasn't for the efforts to study on my own accord. I passed but I really wish I had been prepared for the format!

Excellent course with knowledgeable instructor. The four days of instruction went by quickly and at a pace that made it easier to grasp the course content. Would recommend PMA to others.

The instructor for my particular class was by far the best instructor for any class (professional or personal) that I've ever had. He used his industry experience in order to highlight key points throughout the course, and was more than engaging.

The training was well conducted. Instructor was very knowledgeable and was able to clear queries with great examples.Materials and resources provided were very helpful for future reference and exam prep.

I took the face-to-face boot camp in preparation for my PMP Exam. The instructor was a great resource of the PMBOK content, as well as the test preparation and test taking process. The follow-up work they gave me to get me ready to take the exam has me very well setup to pass.

I would give 0 stars if possible. This was the absolute worst training program I have ever experienced. DO NOT TAKE THIS PROGRAM. The instructor Allan Young may have extensive experience as a PM but absolutely no knowledge of how to TEACH. He spoke in a mechanical drone the entire 4 days, often mumbling at the end of his sentences with no excitement or emphasis at all. It was like listening to a turtle talk for 4 days. He NEVER engaged with the class to ask about our professional experiences and how it tied into the curriculum and he never used teaching techniques to recall knowledge, or test a slide we just covered. In fact, when he would ask the class a question he'd interrupt someone answering to correct their response. This completely shut down conversation in the classroom. This class was PM training hell.

Project Management Academy was extremely informative and a great course to help me prepare for my PMP Certification Exam. Their instructor Gary was amazing. He made himself available throughout class and even answered questions after class to help me understand things that I did not get during class. If you are going to take PMP prep, you must take it with Project Management Academy.

A multitude of resources to prepare for the exam. My teacher was kind and responsive to questions. I think it would be best for PMA to confirm that someone is actually eligible to sit for the test (through submission and approval of documents) before shelling out several thousand dollars to take the boot camp course and have resources available.