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of reviewers would recommendBrain Sensei
Brain Sensei offers a unique way to prepare for the Project Management Professional (PMP) exam. Its mission is to provide simple and innovative ways to help you achieve your learning goals through the use of storytelling. Brain Sensei stands out from the other test prep courses by using an animated story to reinforce key project management concepts. Stories have been proven to make it easier for people to absorb information. With this approach, Brain Sensei provides an engaging way to learn in addition to its easy-to-read content, quizzes, and a ton of practice questions.
very good and interactive course. I spent just under 60hrs doing the actual videos, note taking, and taking the practices exams and I passed on the first try.
thank you brain sensei
Great variety of simulators to drive success for the PMP that I passed on the 1st try thanks to BrainSensai.
Passed the capm fairly easily after taking this course. Overall a good value, took me a bit over a month or casual studying.
I love how Brain Sensei appeals to multiple learning styles. I was able to utilize the slides and transpose them into my own notes, watch the videos to stay engaged, and then participate in the small quizzes at the end of each section without feeling overwhelmed. Brain Sensei took the PMBOK and broke it down into manageable “fun sized” pieces. And best of all, I passed my test with flying colors, so thanks for all the help with the studying. Definitely recommend!
So far so good. I have received timely feedback when I have had any issues and course is going good. Thank you
Excellent course with engaging content. Extremely helpful and prompt support.
Did what it had to do and i was able to renew my PMP. They even give directions on submitting my PDUs.
Awesome
The course was well done, visually really cool, I learnt a lot. But I really hate questions like “in which process (out of many) this particular document is revised”. Those were very tiring and forced me to make screens all the time and focus on irrelevant things in place of knowledge that really helps in project management.
somewhat monotonous. The entertainment feature is nice with the story.