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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.
Quite repetitive content and I missed life examples which would be more interactive.
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Of course was fantastic and the trainer was very knowledgeable about all of the topics. I would definitely take a course from this company and the trainer again.
The course is amazing at teaching the basics but the exams don’t match up with the PMBOK vocabulary or really the slide content. So many questions on agile project management but not even an entire section dedicated to it.
Very structured curiculum and helped me cover the whole PMP material easily in the shortest time possible. I purchased the monthly access self-paced and studied for 4 weeks only as the main source of study besides some other online full exams from different sources, then passed my PMP exam successfully. Highly recommend Brain Sensei as it’s very cost effective solution compared to others, and very useful source of study. Saved me fortune and got my PMP in a very short time.
I’m will be signing up for the online course
the course was very much understandable because it was explained to the last detail…great info.
What was great course.
I liked the unique take to make the classes more interesting, Samurai… The classes, along with the PMI Study Hall, definitely helped to prepare me for passing the PMP exam. Thank you.
The tool is very user friendly and interactive, and i found many of the activities useful for learning. Personally i think it could include more video based explanations instead of relying so much on the user reading, to make the experience more engaging.