First and foremost, Learn iT! is located in a convenient part of the city (33 New Montgomery Street) and has a great view out of many of the classroom windows. Their team is very helpful and I find my training experiences well organized with great content. They also offer WiFi, which is nice. I really enjoy going to training here. The first training I took at Learn iT! was Critical Thinking with Sheila. She was animated and kept my attention throughout the day, which can be hard to do! I appreciated the application/activities during the training, along with getting to know some of the other students attending (this was a public course). I'm happy they provide a workbook for each of the Professional Development classes, as I use them for taking notes and reference them often after the trainings. I take time to process information, so this is a great takeaway for me. Tip: they serve warm cookies at 2 PM each day and offer complimentary coffee and tea (this is available throughout the day). The cookies smell amazing in and it is a nice treat. read more

For some reason my company really likes to hire Learn It to teach us PC basics (Acrobat, MS Office Suite etc.). Yeah, they're pretty cheap compared to Academy X & Roundpeg but cheap doesn't equal good. I've taken their Acrobat, Excel and Word classes (I do work for a living but I like to take a couple of days out to veg out in front of a PC!). I've also attended an HTML (that was a joke) class. All Learn It classes feel like they are dumbed down, water downed versions of a dummies book. You get a paltry 2 page document as your training materials. I'm not the smartest PC applications person but I do like to learn more than remedial Word/Excel yada yada. I actually fell asleep against my monitor in the recent Word class! Very uninspiring classes. You get more bang for your buck by buying and reading a dummies book or one of those "software bible" books. read more

Learnit - Educational Services Near Me - San Francisco, California

This place used to be amazing! Don't know what happened. No more in class training only via zoom and customer service is terrible. No one calls you back and they just refer you to an email address! read more

In my first review, I was reviewing an Excel course I took remotely (which I still don't recommend. I think it's better to go there to the actual class). However, since then, I've taken a 1 day business writing course on the campus of Learn iT, and it was a really good experience. The one day class was from 9 to 5, with an hour lunch break. The teacher was engaging and well prepared. I expected to walk into a room, where everyone would half listen and surf the web the whole day. However, there were no computers! Everyone was actively participating the whole day in discussions and interactions. Even after lunch, when everyone is at their sleepiest, our teacher still kept us going strong. The day went by so fast, and the class helped me feel more comfortable with my email writing. I'm glad that other people in the class had the same difficulties that I had in my writing. Thanks for giving me another chance to try Learnit! read more

Great location, just a hop skip and a jump from Montgomery BART station. The location should make getting to Learn IT a piece of cake from the east bay. They seem to do a good job picking instructors for their courses, even some of the higher level courses. I recently took a 1 week training covering 2 Microsoft courses for the MCDST certification. This was my first technical training of it's type so I don't have much to compare it to. Still, I felt it was a worthwhile experience and I learned a lot. My instructor did his best to make the rather "dry" Microsoft material interesting and useful for real world scenarios. I think the true test will be to see what happens when I take the certification tests. As I made by way to and from class I saw other training rooms filled with students. The break room has some tables and chairs setup which will be useful if you need a place to eat. There are two 40 inch plasma/lcd TVs which are a nice touch for maximum relaxation during your many breaks. Speaking of breaks, someone at Learn IT bakes cookies at around 2:30pm. I raided many a cookie here, they were all buttery and delicious. Most importantly, the Learn IT building is surrounded by interesting and awesome places to eat. If you don't work in the area, you should be trying new places for lunch! (then yelping about it) read more

Came here to take an exam. The guys at front desk are nice! but the exam room was crammed and noisy! People coming and going every ten seconds. The door is loud. Also, parking is rough. Prepare to pay for garage parking. Plan to be in there a good half hour before your appointment. read more

Came here to take an exam. Been here twice in a month as I couldn't clear the test in first go. The facility is clean and have fresh coffee outside for the students. They gave me a pencil and a paper to scribble my thoughts during my exam. The guy on front was friendly and accompanied me to the exam area, helped me with setting up system and walked me through the process as it was timed exam. read more

Took an excel class for work here and learned ALOT! I feel so much more comfortable with Excel and overall the class went by relatively quick. Take notes because it's a lot to remember. Highly recommend! read more

I took the Excel Power User course with Faz and highly recommend it! I have a decent baseline in excel and this course helped me learn useful tips and tricks for data cleaning/data analysis. Faz is extremely knowledgeable and an excellent teacher. He has a programming background and mixes in interesting technical facts with his explanations - but, somehow manages to keep everything simple! read more

Clean, bright, welcoming, and comfortable reception. Receptionist was very friendly. Saltwater fish tank was a classy touch. There are snack machines, and maybe a drink machine... Best testing facility I have used! read more

Great Facility! I took an Argus course here and the teacher was fantastic. The facilities were clean, always had fresh coffee, and even brought us cookies and pizza on the days! Easy to find and would definitely come back! read more

8 Hours of Excel Training.... When your boss approaches you and says "Hey there are these classes at a place called Learn It! where you can get computer training. Which program are you least comfortable with?" I jump on the website and look at the different classes and see Excel glaring me in the face. I see the magic words Pivot Tables and I know that I want to master this Excel secret that has alluded me for so long. I decide to sign up for an all day intermediate Excel training course not really thinking about what sitting in front a computer playing with Excel would really feel like. When I entered the class I knew it was going to be a bit of trouble. I was about 20 years younger then everyone. Older people + computer classes = lots of questions that slow down the pace of my learning. The instructor arrived and did a great job setting expectations. He also taught me a lot of practical skills that will make my job easier and that will impress my boss with new ways of displaying data. At the end of day I feel like I finally have a grasp on those damn pivot tables and its obvious the staff is really well trained and has an excellent grasp of what they are teaching. Pro's -Clean and conveniently located office -Very knowledgeable instructors -Free filtered water and coffee for sitting through 8 hours of computer training -Freshly baked cookies in the afternoon! -Computers that worked really well -Small class size -Lots of great tips and tricks learned -Useful functional skills obtained that will impress others and make your job easier -You can browse the internet while others ask the same questions over and over again Cons -Hard pace for me to work at because others took up a lot of time asking basic questions* -People's cell phones kept going off in class* -It's hard to sit through 8 hours of computer training* -The coffee tasted awful -Handouts offered could be more detailed *These are things I know Learn It has no control over Overall a great way to brush up on various computer applications and business skills with a strong focus on practical usage. I would definitely go back for more training if I had the opportunity. read more

PowerPoint training means the following to me: a) Not waking up ass-early to drive to San Mateo. b) A bountiful selection of lunch places in the FiDi rather than the company cafeteria. c) Minimum day -- 4 pm byotches! d) Shopping!! Oh yeah, I suppose I was there to learn some PowerPoint as well. Typically, when it comes to grasping new concepts, I am borderline challenged. But thanks to rock-star instruction, I may have picked up a few things or two! read more

One star less for being hot-as-balls in those rooms! Jesus Christ, how am I supposed to pay attention when I'm sweating my ass off, wondering if it's possible to have hot-flashes in your early thirties? It took weeks for those bastards to get some weird looking star-trek thing that acts like an air-conditioner. A few times before that, I thought I'd have to leave just because I was sooooo uncomfortable and hot. It's STILL hot even though they have those things now. OK, I am spoiled and hate working on PCs. I really miss working on a Mac. :( But the teachers I've had (3) so far are really nice, and explain things in the easiest possible way, and are very patient. Unfortunately, my company doesn't pay for me since I'm a freelancer, so I not only get to pay for my class but also get to lose a day's pay per class. Awesome! But I got a year pass and I highly reccommend it, especially if you're trying to get a better job in the near future. A year pass was $1200., compared to one Photoshop class (4 days, 8 "modules") was about $900. So if you're going to take any amount of classes do the math and you might find a year pass is worth it. So far I've taken: Photoshop HTML (yuck) CSS (whatevs) Flash (I start tommorrow) signed up for Web Best Practices & Theory (or whatever it's called), Dreamweaver, and I hope to take InDesign as well as whatever else has to do with Graphics. Someone give me a good job. UPDATE It's not hot-as-balls anymore. Thank you, Learnit! RE-UPDATE It's hot again. What the hell? read more

Learn iT is a great place for computer training! -pacing was engaging, the instruction clear, and troubleshooting helpful -one computer per student (systems/monitors are in excellent shape) -every computer is connected to the internet - I wanted to take notes on Google documents instead of handwritten (this was important to me since I was able to copy/paste code samples along with my notes in the CSS class I was taking...yeah I could have used Word as a backup, but see my TIP below...I'm soo glad I had my notes saved on the internet) -convenient downtown location -small class size -complimentary tea and coffee (I was delighted to see this when I arrived for an 8am class) TIP if you plan to take a class....take a thumb drive with you! ...and save your files as you go to the thumb NOT the desktop. Otherwise all files you create in class will be saved to the desktop. If the power goes out or for any reason you need to reboot ALL of your files will be LOST. The systems are set up to wipe the desktops clean at each reboot. Ugh. I learned this lesson the hard way. Since I lost all my files after hours of instruction, it was impossible to catch up with the rest of the class working on a code writing assignment. Thankfully this happened before lunch so I was able to return to the classroom early to continue trying to catch up. Overall it was a great learning experience despite the frustration of losing all of my work. I hope take more courses at Learn iT! read more

I've taken 2 classes from LearniT! over the last 2 years. Each time they have provided great service. Stars: Small classrooms, more time allotted for questions and teacher interaction, convenient location, ample time for lunch and plenty of places nearby, good teachers, and attentive front desk staff. Super STAR: Warm cookies at 2:30pm. Yum. Awesome. Tasty. Genius! Minus STAR: Not all the computers worked and there was some communication breakdown regarding my registration. Overall, a great experience and I would definitely recommend them! read more

This is a great place to go if you need quick, information-packed classes on your company's dollar. I took a few days of Excel courses here. At $60 a pop it was a bargain for my employer. Advanced classes can get much pricier. The amount of knowledge that they managed to pack into a few 3 hour sessions was impressive. The computer labs were modern and the instructor was just friendly (and adorable!) enough to make the class fun. Everything I learned I was able to start using immediately and they give you access to all of their tutorials and files after you're done. Not too shabby. However, if you're looking to learn new programming skills and have to pay for it yourself, then this is not the place for you. Java classes through LearnIT: $1800, Java classes through the city college: $210. So make sure to buy your boss a nice gift first. read more

Great for any kind of technical training. They offer a wide variety of classes on the latest cutting technology. There are several classrooms and a clean environment. I've had a couple classes here and is sure to be a repeat student. As another plus .... most classes sometimes also often a "pizza party lunch" on the house if you happen to be taking a 5+ days course. The location is conveniently located near the Montgomery Bart station (just across the street from the station exit). read more

I took HTML with Hamilton Cline and it was well worth it. I want to go on to take CSS and Dreamweaver here, since this first experience was so good. They even have after lunch cookies that are warm and gooey in the inside and crunchy on the outside. All kinds of people take the class so you don't have to feel weird about being older or blonde or whatever. I felt very welcome. All the instructors (like Cara Clifford) who I talked to here really seem to love their jobs. I'm planning on taking all the classes, getting really great at HTML, then teaching it here because I want to rock like they do! LearnIT is the ShizznIT read more

I am an experienced graphic designer but have been needing to learn ADOBE FLASH for a loooong time, and finally got the opportunity to attend a class at Learn iT! ... I am NOT a morning person but i found myself awake at 6am eager to add this powerful app to my repertoire. After two FULL days of very practical info, and just enough coffee (and their awesome complimentary fresh-baked cookies!) i felt confident enough to go out and use my new skills in the real world - on my own design portfolio site as well as on client projects. The instructor was very friendly, clear, thorough, experienced and slow n repetitive enough to make sure we all got it, without boring us. And he was super patient with that one person in the front row asking a million questions... We got access to many helpful online resources - manuals, samples, code, cool websites, and friendly email access to instructor in case we got stuck while practicing at home/work. The Learn iT "campus" itself was very easy to get to via BART, bus, biking, walking, and i found a parking lot nearby for only $10/day. Staff is friendly and provided free coffee and the previously mentioned fresh-baked cookies in the afternoon. Rooms were clean, with good desks, chairs and computer equipment. I highly recommend LearniT for adding to your creative toolkit as well as for acquiring brand new business skills that you can apply right away in the real world. read more

If you're looking to bring in a technical training company to improve productivity in a quick and painless way, Learn iT! should be at the top of your list. Our company was struggling with efficiency across the board and the sales rep at Learn iT! walked us through building a full day of in-house Microsoft OS training, tailored to our business and the specific needs of our employees. Just 2 hours with the knowledgeable and patient Learn iT! instructor staff showed us just how little we knew about letting applications like Word, Excel and PowerPoint do the dirty work (i.e. time-consuming and horribly boring) for us. Employees were raring to go, excited to get back to the spreadsheets that dominate their lives and cut their menial work by half (read: freeing them up for more rewarding tasks, always a bonus). Because we were able to build our own course for the daylong training, our staff also benefited from some of the great professional development coursework offered, including time management and management efficiency techniques using Outlook. If you're concerned with cost, know that the private training was surprisingly affordable for our small company of 23 and the improved productivity we've seen in the months following has been invaluable. From a managerial perspective, Learn iT! couldn't have been a better choice and we look forward to taking advantage of their flexible and diverse course load in the future. Thank you, Learn iT! read more

Really knowledgeable, funny, and friendly teachers ------ Definitely a good experience; I took an Excel class that was paid for by the company I was working for. The reason I'm only giving this four stars is: - There was a little snafu where too many people were signed up so the class started a little late. - A bit pricier than I think it was worth, but they did have freshly baked cookies during the break-time... hmmmmmm read more

I am a fan. A big one. I thought I would be bored out of my mind taking 2 full days of HTML (designers don't typically code), but I was pleasantly surprised walking into the Learn IT offices at 8am. I was greeted with a smile and directed to the classroom where I would spend the next 2 days writing html and nesting tables. Our instructor, David, was incredibly knowledgeable, informative and entertaining. David also covered some business related aspects of web design which was unexpected, but an added bonus. Another added bonus?? Get this. They bake cookies in the afternoon. I'm certain the purpose is a sugar high that help students face the second half of the day... but I don't know anyone who doesn't perk up when smelling fresh baked goods wafting through the classrooms. brilliant. I learned a ton and will be back for the Dreamweaver course in the new year. read more

LearniT! provides a drab environment to bolster your professional information technology skills. Some instructors are better than others but you will likely have a good learning experience because of their decent lesson plans... that is, if you can get a class. LearniT!'s scheduling and communication practices are poor. Twice I have had classes cancelled and twice I have had to call-in days / hours before to find out that information. Both scheduled classes had been cancelled weeks before and both times someone was supposed to have called me to let me know... and they did not. Getting a call-back about future course information is also a fun game to play... there move is silence, your move is that you will call them back. As any professional will agree, it's nice to schedule training on a calendar. This way we can plan out what we need to cancel in order to invest in our own human capital. Well, it is too bad that good course design does NOT equal good business design because if it did LearniT! would be thriving. You guys, come on get it together and start being more detail-oriented. You know more than most that one incorrect line of code can crash an entire system. read more

After several hours of YouTube videos and googling "how to" tutorials I finally decided to dedicate some time into researching Educational Services to up my game in both Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Acrobat X. Prior to LearnIt! I would either spend hours trying to navigate through these two programs or just contract out the work to a virtual assistant. The challenge was - the work would never materialize the exact way I wanted due to either my limited skills or some sort of misunderstanding with the contractor. So I finally decided to suck it up - and learn the programs myself! I stumbled upon LearnIt!'s CEO Damon Lembi's email address and decided to shoot him an inquiry and almost immediately - he responded. Damon connected me with Ben Bomberry at the front desk who got me set up right away. Ben was extremely helpful! Ben addressed all my questions and provided clear instructions and expectations for the course. My first course at LearnIt! was Adobe Illustrator with teacher Carlos Courtade. Carlos was very knowledgeable and extremely passionate about art and applying it into AI. The course was very casual and informative. Carlos was very respectful of class time and maintained a tight schedule and agenda. I considered myself a beginner with very limited skills on AI. By the end of Day 1 we were building wire frames - WOW! Day 2 we were mocking up characters - unbelievable! Day 3 we created logos and by the end of Day 4 we were navigating through AI like experts! As if the course wasn't enough - LearnIt! provided a help option at the end of the course in the event that you need future help with that program. The second course at LearnIt! was Adobe Acrobat X. Aside from the "Reader" version and the few tools on the right side of the pane - Acrobat X seemed like a limited program UNTIL taking this course! At first, I was skeptical about how such a small program would need 2 full days of training. Then Day 1 completed and I couldn't wait to get back to my PC to start applying the new tricks I learned. A task that I use to use multiple programs for could be completed on Acrobat X which I had no idea about - right on LearnIt! I will be taking Module 3-4 later this month. There are several other programs that I plan to take at LearnIt! The teachers are great, the learning environment is comfortable, coffee/tea is provided and although I don't care for cookies - a fresh baked batch is provided for your afternoon break. I would highly recommend LearnIt! to anyone who is looking for an educational service to up their game! During the 5-Days that I have spent training - I have seen a very diverse group; from young to old, various cultures, freelancers, business entrepreneurs, those looking for a career change or a few who just want to learn a new program. LearnIt! gets it done! read more

Good place, good classes, good people. That Matt Murawski guy is a-okay too read more

In the past year I've taken several classes at Learn iT!, most recently "How to Identify and Build High Potential Performers" with the absolutely wonderful Jennifer Albrecht. The caliber of the instructors, I've interacted with in my experiences with this company has been nothing short of incredible time after time. I'd be remiss not to mention my favorite part, the mid-day cookies! As somebody who has conducted many long meetings in the past, I've learned just as much about how to structure full-day sessions in my own work as I have from the content of the classes! The cookies are a great chance to catch a breath and refresh! read more

I took a MOS boot camp here. My trainer Jim Mollé was great. He was really flexible about the tests and great about answering questions. He didn't have any strange mannerisms that distracted from his message and he made the class fun. The location was great, close to BART and lots of places to eat. The proctors were really helpful. The testing center is on site so they can really work around your schedule. I'd definitely use them again. read more

this happens to me sometimes: i get my new software, in it's pretty, perfectly designed box. i hurriedly remove it from it's shrink wrap sheath, pop it in the computadora, and walk it through the install process. EXCITEMENT! i've never used this software before, but hey, i catch on quick - i'll figure it out. i open up a new document and then stare. blankly. at all the buttons. which mean nothing to me. i click on the tools and see if they do anything to the page. hmmm. nothing. ok - i'll move on to the tutorial...hmmm...what is CSS? like the band? or is that like RSS? ... by the time i look at the lengthy, boring manual - game over. i've officially lost interest. enter Learn iT! these über-personable folks are experts in helping you know and love your application. they break down the jargon and icons; walk you through real-life examples of how to use the tools; crack jokes to see if you're paying attention; and patiently explain things over and over (and if need be, over) until it makes sense. they give you plenty of time to practice and mess up so that you can work through the obstacles while you're IN the class. the material is well-organized, and they're thorough about covering both the basics and more advanced features. also! just when the static in your brain starts kicking in from absorbing an abundance of new information, they bring out these crazy delicious, fresh-baked, *warm* cookies to go with your coffee or tea. i feel like they even researched when that happens. apparently, at 3pm. it feels pretty damn empowering coming out of a three-day dreamweaver course with chas knowing how to build a basic website from scratch, and knowing that if i had a few questions i could email my instructor. i'm not sure if there's a 'Best Way to Get Smarter in A Day/Week' category in the Bay Guardian but if there was, this place would get my vote. read more

I'm a facilitator teaching an IT related class. The wireless internet works great, the projector is easy to use, every PC has dual monitors. Breakfast was served in our room with pastries and orange juice. Coffee is located in the main room. The building has security and you must sign in at the lobby and on the 3rd floor. Minus the one star for no ease of printing for instructors . read more

It's been 5 years since taking courses here, but judging from the pictures and reviews, it seems that nothing has changed with this learning center. This place was inviting upon arrival where after the first few courses, it became something to look forward to even on weekends! The friendly staff that greets you & convenient location near the Montgomery BART station makes it a great learning experience for that day, depending on how which class you take. HTML, CSS, ColdFusion, & MS applications such as Word and Excel were explained with clarity and how it is applied to webpages & everyday work. The instructors were friendly, easy to understand, and explained complex details in basic terms that we used immediately upon leaving that day. Although this is no substitute for a semester-long course on a specific topic, courses here can help the everyday worker sharpen or learn a new skill with a computer in a short amount of time. If you work for a company that pays you to take educational courses, this would be a prime place to learn something new! So give Learn iT a try if that's the case! read more

A week ago I attended a class at Learnit! called "Dealing with Difficult People". I fully intended to walk in late, sit in the back of the class with my Jackie O shades on and skip town while the teacher was not looking. The instructor " Uncle Harlan" K. Made sure that I not only participated in front of the class ( chicken flapping) but, that I learned Conflict resolution,-- how to say "No." and explain the reasoning behind the "No." Harlan observed (rather accurately) that I have a "I'm better than others" attitude and see others as inferior. I am impatient, disdainful and indifferent. I see the world as competitive, troubled and it needs me. Finally! A shrink that gets it right! I love u Harlan! read more

The class here was great. The class size was small and it felt very personable. The facility is next to Bart, but I drove here and parked at Palace Garage, literally right next to the building. Anyway, the front desk staff were friendly and helpful. It was nice to walk in and see people smile so early in the morning. I dinged a star because this is one of the few learning facilities where sodas/juices and snacks are in a vending machine...not complimentary. Other than that, I wouldn't hesitate coming back here. read more

Took the Learn iT! Anywhere CSS class last week. Such a great experience. I felt like I was in the classroom with the instructor and the students. This is the way to go when you cannot make the commute to the city. It is just fantastic. I cannot wait to take more classes with the Learn iT! Anywhere progam. read more

LearnIT is awesome! I'm a total technophobe. I've always had a hate-hate relationship with computers. They are sometimes a necessary evil, but I've gotten by with just barely being able to do what I *have* to do on them(except the internet, of course). I recently found that it would probably behoove me to have some basic skills in Excel, Word & Powerpoint because I'm tired of people looking at me like a freak when I tell them I don't know how to use any of them. At all. ...& also, I'm looking for a "real" J. O. B. (I've been a self-employed landscape designer for 20 years- got by without it) So far, I've taken the first two modules of Excel- 8 hours total, all in the same day. Cara, the instructor, was fantastic! - I didn't fall asleep - I didn't get bored - I wasn't the lamest person in the class - I LIKED it and - At the end of the day, I wished I had signed up for the second day - Most importantly, I LearnedIt! Cara kept her energy, pace, voice projection and patience even and up throughout the whole 8 hour day- even though she was feeling a bit under the weather. She explained how she loved Excel and I think that really helped make her an engaging instructor. Registering for the classes (I plan on taking two modules of PPT and Word, as well) was unbelievably easy and the location (just outside Montgomery St. BART) is very convenient. During our lunch break I went down and found good food nearby and then went for a walk so I wouldn't go into a food coma the second half of the day. :) All in all, it couldn't have gone better. Not only did it not scare this (former?) technophobe off, I can't wait to learn more! read more

Awesomeness of Learn iT! where shall I start?? Well, first and foremost, all the instructors are super nice, patient, knowledgeable and enthusiastic about classes they teach! I have taken several classes already, and so far, all the instructors are very personable, very clear on the points, and kind. I happen to ask hard questions sometimes, but their answers are always concise and helpful. Also, during the break, (since I took all day courses, there were several including the lunch break) when students were working to review what they have just learned, instructors stayed in the room and help the students whenever they need without making students feel weird or bad. Second of all, I was impressed with how all the classes were so well structured and organized. They give us handouts which has outline in it, and you can take note if you want. Also every class has powerpoint presentations on the board which helped A LOT especially when instructors go through the process with students. LearnIT also offers software manual archives for you to download. (FOR FREE of charge!!) I downloaded for several manuals and found it very very helpful when I was reviewing and trying to apply what I have learned in class. Third, Classrooms, bathroom, cafe space...everything is very clean. I am not neat freak, but it really helps and makes me feel good to be there. Last but not the least, they have hot coffee and teas for you to drink as well as cookie time!!! They bake cookies everyday!!! As i was getting used to learniT classes, I started to look forward to the cookie time =) I'd definitely say, this is THE PLACE to improve your office skills!!! I highly recommend LearniT to everyone when they need good instructors to learn new software or professional development. PS. I agree with katie...all the instructors are very easy on the eyes *winks* read more

It seems like this is a perfectly OK place to take basic courses, but for more advanced users, go elsewhere. My profile says "geek" and therefore I am not their target market. I took a Power User Sharepoint class here. If I had never seen Sharepoint before, this would be an OK class. However I'd been tinkering in the system for about 5 weeks and I was not too far behind the instructor in knowledge. He seemed like a really nice guy, and had a good speaking style, but his tech skills were not all that he thought they were. A mile wide and an inch deep. I'm willing to give the guy some slack and research time. However, on day 2 of the class he still couldn't answer my question from day 1 (can you demonstrate x feature?). At the end of day 2 he promised to email it to me. Three weeks after class, and three friendly follow-up emails, no response. I have to conclude that he didn't know how to use that feature either. read more

Earlier this month (Feb) I attended two course at LearniT!, Excel 2007 and Change Management. Both courses provided a ton of valuable information and the instructors for both courses were able to get everyone in the class to not only stay awake but to enjoy the experience and participate. I truly enjoyed the Change Management Course and look forward to attending more Professional Development courses in the future. If you are looking to become a better human being you need to check out some courses at LearniT! read more

I love LearnIT. I was transitioning careers and They really put me on the right path. Just starting my first gig. It rocks. The teachers are excellent. Very well trained. Consistent. And Engaging. read more

Just took a project management course here and was very happy with it. The instructor was engaging and knowledgeable, and conducted the class very well. The class was encouraged to bring in their current work projects and these were used to illustrate project management techniques, making the lessons very easy to apply to the real world. Three days and a ton of information later, I feel much better positioned to take the next step in my career. Plus free pizza for lunch and fresh-baked cookies... you can't argue with that. read more