I took the PMP boot camp during the first week of December. Patti Layne was my instructor and while…read moreit's a very long week of learning, she was awesome at teaching the material. I see why it's called boot camp, I was drained at the end of each day. Patti provided several helpful study techniques and also showed us around the website and all its tools. I actually did not pick up my study material for over a month after camp. I started studying again about a week before the exam which I took in mid-January. While I don't recommend this approach (I'm a crammer!), it worked for me and I passed the PMP with flying colors. I would not have been able to grasp all the material on my own, at least not in the few weeks I put towards learning it. I'd actually say this boot camp over prepared me for the exam and I'm am gladly applying what I learned at work.

I took the PMP prep Course Jan 6-9 2020 as a refresher. I have had previous PMBOK knowledge but my…read moretest was already scheduled and I knew I wanted to try one of these classes. Patti Layne was a great instructor and was very easy to follow on the context, and the setting of the classroom was very comfortable. It is four days of learning at a fast pace but it was definitely worth it! I passed my PMP test on the first try! If you are even consideering taking this course, just do it! Well worth the time, money and effort!

When I began studying for the PMP with Project Management Academy in Q4 2020, I didn't even know…read morewhat a work breakdown structure (WBS) was. I did the PMP course by Bill Holmes with Project Management Academy. Literally during class I got just about every question wrong - I was that person. Bill is hands down the best instructor for any courseware I've taken online or in-person. Even with me getting so many questions actively wrong in class from me being an extrovert - he never made me feel bad about it. Up until the hour before I took the exam I nervously asked him about calculations I was fuzzy about. He answered back immediately with two paragraphs of info on my question. I passed on the first try a month after the class ended. If you do what Bill says you need to do, have a solid background in project management (you'll need this 100% for the intuition necessary for the exam), use the Question & Answer feature on Project Management Academy's website (super helpful!!) and try to do this on a daily basis (sometimes I skipped a day and doubled up on the next day), try to test yourself once a week to assess your learning status with PMA's Practice test feature you get access to once you sign up for a course? No guarantees but I'd bet some money on that you'd pass the exam. That's what I did and I am not some brilliant person. I really hope - I can't find it - but I hope they have a PgMP course because I want to tackle that next!! I am so appreciative to PMA and Bill Holmes! I still am shocked I passed!! Thank you so much!

I would like to thank Stephen Hoogerwerf trainer for his support even after the training session…read morewas over. Anytime, I use to ping him with doubts he has promptly responded & clarified my doubts. Only for him I am giving 4 stars. Thank you Stephen.

I'm a certified Business Analyst thanks to Marc Prophet. His a talented instructor with years of…read moreexperience within the field, and his teaching methods are excellent! The way he organized the course made it easy for me to stay on track with my busy schedule as a wife,mother and graduate student.

In my opinion, this organization could be ok for something else other than career-related…read moreeducation. The 3 things that made my negative impression of them were these: 1. Lied about the US-based instructor. The instructor was in India who declined to provide his credentials when I asked after first session at which he was late and spent a good amount of time talking about not related stuff such as how smart I am. 2. The instructor didn't show up for the second class. 3. The school used a program id for different class, which shows their overall ethics. 4. The director named Farid told me that I was bullying and he will call his attorney after I told him about 1 and 3.

We LOVE the Tutoring Club! My 3rd grade son has been attending Tutoring Club for a couple of…read moremonths and he is learning so much more than I expected! He is now ahead of the classwork at school. This excites both of us because now he won't be anxious when the new concepts are introduced next school year. The entire staff is so friendly and professional! They are growing leaps and bounds and they are keeping up with the demand beautifully. I will recommend them to all my friends!

My son loves going to tutoring club. He has improved immensely since his first session. They…read moreprovide differentiated instruction for all the learners and my son's math skills are improving.

Thrift store is HORRIBLEEEE!!! Very nice things..very nice- but for the prices they RESALE…read moreeverything- AKA used items- u might as well just go buy it brand new ‍ behind the thrift store tho is resource center which their GREAT!!! so overall win but the thrift store is a complete HELL NO unless u find a great/unbeatable deals!

MAM does so many amazing things in our community! Truly grateful for the services they provide…read moreyear-round to help our neighbors!

Went in for an orientation today with Mr.Von today & it went well, he explained every thoroughly &…read morekept it straight forward. i visited about HVAC btw.

Very amazing people at Fortis College. Mrs. Belinda Balsano was amazing help with my financial aid…read more Briana Fletcher was amazing help as my Admissions Advisor!!!

ICC is a great center that has so much to offer the community. I was able to visit their new…read morechildhood development center. It was well designed and had amazing programs. They had STEM labs that are very hands on. They are very focus on making sure the children are safe by following covid protocols. They check the children's temperature, disinfect the space, and also monitor that they wear masks. The Chinese school program are also very good a immersing the student into not just the language but the culture as well. So I feel that ICC is a great location that provides such great learning opportunity.

Mi hijo ha estado inscrito en ICC por dos años y ha sido una experiencia maravillosa. Ha mantenido…read morey mejorado su chino y también ha aprendido a escribir algunas cosas. No es una escuela solamente para niños con ascendencia china; es una escuela inclusiva que busca siempre la ocasión para promover aspectos de otras culturas. Yo soy hispana, mi hijo también habla español, y cada año mi esposo y yo hemos sido invitados para realizar actividades con los niños en el marco del Hispanic Heritage Month. ¡Ha sido una experiencia muy linda para los alumnos de ICC! Las maestras y maestros son muy pacientes, dedicados y aman su trabajo, hacen sentir a los niños como en su segundo hogar. Las instalaciones son apropiadas, mi hijo adora ir a la escuela cada día.

First of all, all the staff at the school are great, wonderful, and helpful people who truly want…read moreto see you succeed so this has nothing to do with the teachers or dean of the school. I went there for an IT associates degree and it is a complete waste of money. All they do is teach you how to pass the CompTIA exams and overcharge you to do so. The school is so ill equipped that a smartphone is more powerful than their computers which still run on windows 8. The classes consisted of lectures with powerpoint presentation and youtube videos that you can see for free online. Eventually before they considered me a drop out they gave us access to Testout which is an online learning portal that CompTIA bought out. So after 2 years they finally had something else to help us at school without upgrading computers. Their is next to no hands on experience for a trade school nor capabilities for any other kind of in depth learning that could apply to a job, its purely CompTIA and nothing else. You will also have to continuously pay for the classes if you do not have: CompTIA A+ Core 1 CompTIA A+ Core 2 Networking+ They operate on a pass fail system. If you do not get the certification you do not pass the class no matter what and will have to pay for it all over again until you do pass and acquire the certification while using out of date technology on campus grounds. All and all its a waste of money. -You can easily get a subscription to Testout -You can watch Professor Messer on YouTube for free -You can also get courses from Udemy for cheap as well, just wait for the discounts which happen frequently There are plenty of free or cheap alternatives online that you can use instead of paying upwards of 25k+ to come to this college just to use these the above mentioned.

This college offers variety of opportunities when it comes to the English language. Thankful, for…read moreevery staff who collaborated with me throughout this hard time. A special shoutout to Jose Medina, for always being attentive, patience and always available when needed. Sincerely, Flerida Silveira

I finally came to this community center for the first time and I was greeted by Melissa Venegas and…read moreI told her this is my first time here and she offered a tour of the center for me. She show me where the art class will be at later and I love that I learn there is a library here and it have book in Chinese here. I also like how they offer free coffee for people to sit and chat in the kitchen area. I love all the activity they offer here. I will be coming here more often now. My recent visit, I was helped by Erica and she was very helpful on answering some questions I have.

Located in the Westchase area, the Tracy Gee Community Center is a hub for community activities and…read morevarious local programs. It was named in honor of Tracy Gee, who was brutally murdered 35 years ago during a carjacking gone wrong. The purpose of the center is all about ensuring her legacy so that it remains a positive impact to the community. Open 6 days a week, the center offers a number of multi-purpose spaces from meetings to events and community gatherings. There are areas for study and also dedicated facilities for sports and recreational activities, which include a basketball court, a gymnasium, and an indoor playing field. They also host a number of local programs aimed at educational and cultural awareness, fitness and wellness, youth and family activities, as well as community meetings and events to oster civic engagement and cultural exchange. I've attended various meetings and also participated in various community events that have taken place in this very building. I have always appreciated that the staff working here is welcoming to all and truly embody all things community.