I took this course on recommendation from a friend who had taken it and liked it a few years ago. It was a weekday course and there were only 4 other people in it. You get the course materials but have to return the problem set book at the end of the course because it is proprietary to them and they don't have any online tests besides the pre-assessment to give you. The teacher was a nice guy but he just read to us the whole time. Based on my friend's experience I was expecting there to be support and guidance on memorizing the common items and drills and quizzes. There were just short quizzes and we only went over items if someone wanted to not in general. On the last day we took the assessment test. The guy teaching the class was in the room and fell asleep. He started snoring and we just had to continue on. Recently I ended up taking another in person course that was cheaper, gave me all the materials and had great online tests and resources and I passed without issue. I wouldn't recommend this course to anyone - save your time and your money (this course is very expensive) and either look at other in person courses (there are other really good ones around) or find something online depending on your learning style. read more

A word of caution to anyone choosing a training partner: Be wary of a company that tells you up front you will have access to a course for free upon completion of their course, but then says you must submit a Yelp review before they will grant you access.! My previous review was written solely to gain access to the free course that was promised. What I didn't know at the time was that access to the course was restricted to an arbitrary 60 day window. When I asked if that window could be extended, I was told it would cost $99 for a 30 day extension. Rita responds to queries quickly while you are arranging payment, but once you have paid, be prepared to go to the back of the line. Although the test bank of questions offered by PMTI are top notch, PMTI will require you to return the book (that you paid for) to them at the end of the 4 day boot camp out of fear you may post it online! Very trusting. There are better companies out there to cram PMP material into your brain. read more

I had signed up for the 4 Day Boot camp and as soon I signed up, I got access to their online course content along with practice questions. It was well laid out and easy to follow. It had videos of the topics as well. So that reinforced the concepts from the reading material. The Boot camp was intense and very focussed on the topics covered in the exam. We had sufficient practice tests to prep ourselves for the final exam. The PMTI exam taking strategy works. I took the exam on the 5th day, right after the Boot Camp and passed in 1st attempt. I would recommend folks, who are serious about taking PMP certification to consider PMTI. it certainly worked for me. read more

I took the bootcamp with Don and it extremely useful! I could not have done it without the bootcamp. The course covered all key materials with specific pointers on what areas to expect the PMP questions from, including past questions. I highly recommend taking the bootcamp. ighlights/Feedback (if it helps the next set in your next bootcamp) Here's some more insights on the exam itself for folks that are interested PMP exam questions are a lot tougher than the practice questions (study the materials religiously) 60% or more of my questions were "what will the PM do next/first". I followed the three pass rule and did not attempt any of it in my first pass. Completed the easy ones first - gave me a bit more confidence and helped me get to these. Very few straight forward questions, mostly confusing and ambiguous questions (again followed the 3 pass rule and TIE breaker) Ace all the math questions - they are the easiest without any ambiguity (if you know the formula, then you got it!) Study the keywords well, practice ITTOs ( I did not do a good job of it given I barely prepared before the camp) Spend more time reading through the detailed processes for Execution and M&C (know everything there is to know about these two areas). Since these questions constitute the bulk of the exam and are spread out in the 200, not being confident here affects the overall confidence during the exam Hope this helps read more

As a disclaimer I am writing this review as someone who diligently studied for the PMP exam 3 months prior to taking this bootcamp. First and foremost I PASSED! In my opinion I believe I was prepared enough prior to taking this bootcamp however I acquired the confidence and the last push I needed to go into the exam. I Passed with 3 Proficiency and 2 Moderately Proficient scores. The class: It was helpful to me because I was able to ask all the questions and concerns I had on my own while studying. The instructor Alan made sure to give everyone enough time to review every topic and every question. Location: I wasnt particularly a fan of the location however from what I gathered from the class I was one of the closer individuals. There was another person in my class traveling from 2 hours away. The hotel was under construction so there were many interruption in our class however our instructor Alan took it upon himself to have a stern conversation with management and got us a new room. Materials; If individuals follow the process and truly do the work I think there should be no issue passing. Everything that I saw on the exam the materials spelled out 10x over! Over all: I think that my over preparation might have made me give this boot camp and ok rating rather than a higher rate however I believe there is great materials and the class is beneficial to anyone looking to sit for the PMP exam. read more

The material was very good, and the instructions for what to do prior to the boot camp and taking the exam helped me to pass first time. The instructor was excellent, he had vast experience as a project manager and provided good information as to what to focus on and expect in the exam. I would highly recommend anyone who is considering taking their PMP to use PMTI read more