Great Course I thought Stephen did a great job presenting the content in an understandable fashion. There was a lot of content to absorb but he expressed not to be overwhelmed and how to get the most out of this course plus continuous learning. The class participants as a whole were great as well with their questions which allowed Stephen to provide explanations for better understanding. He offered a lot of testing and template content that can be valuable for future projects.

2 day Practitioner Course was great 2 day Practitioner Course was great. Slight hiccup not having the training material available when I needed it but Learners Ink fixed my issue with speed which was greatly appreciated.

Excellent Instructor for PMP course- Mr. SaiRam. Mr. SaiRam excels as an instructor for PMP courses. His extensive knowledge and adept teaching skills shine through, even within the constraints of limited time. I found the course thoroughly enjoyable, thanks to his ability to provide clear examples that enhanced understanding of the concepts and methods covered. His guidance on how to prioritize study areas and approach exam questions proved invaluable. Over the 4 days, it was packed with information, facts, tricks, figures, and helpful cheat sheets. SaiRam's expertise was crucial to the learning experience for the PMP exam. While self-study and effort are still necessary. Now, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the exam!

Great experience and won't hesitate to attend another course I attended the PMP course and Mr. Srikanta Konanur was our lecturer. Besides the valuable lessons learned that I can apply in my professional career as well as my personal life, I want to thank my lecturer. He made difficult concepts easy to understand. He was patient, professional, and friendly. I look forward to becoming PMP certified and I know that this is possible because of him.

The teacher had a heavy accent The teacher had a heavy accent, making it hard to understand him. On top of that, he would skip the majority of the slides, covering the content of the skipped slides while displaying another slide, so I was also missing the written key words as handles to follow his explanation. Also many slides were not covered at all. As a result, some of the terminology in the quiz questions at the end of the chapter, did not even sound familiar with me, even though we had just completed the chapter. I did have the impression that he had the knowledge required to teach the course. It was more an issue of bringing it across to the students. Organizational aspects by Learners Ink were good. No remarks.