Cheetah LearningReviews of cheetahlearning.com

I signed up for the course expecting to be able to immediately use the product. This is not the case though. There are a few days worth of useless drivel such as how to eat and how to rest. I went back and forth with the instructor as much of this prework was unwieldy. When I finally got signoff to start I did not have time to complete the work. This forced me to purchase additional material from another vendor. Much better organized and much more to the point. Now I am left with a ridiculously high bill with Affirm the financier for Cheetah. I passed my PMP in no part due to Cheetah. I was only able to access a unit or two before realizing that I did not have time for the Cheetah designed work. In my experience I would stay away, there are many better vendors that have better learning I love your attempt to discredit a legitimate review. I would ask trust pilot to reach out so I can give them all of the background including your threats to sue me. The truth is not libel, ever. I stand by this review and if others would like to reach out I hope they feel free.

Overall the class setting was great. Having not to worry about going somewhere else to eat breakfast and lunch was a plus. Having snacks in the room was a plus. The instructor did a good job teaching the class the Cheetah way. Why I gave my rating is because 95% of the questions asked on my exam was what would you do next during this process group and that was not how the Cheetah binder was setup or taught. You teach going across knowledge area. The explanation I received from the instructor was because that is how the PMBOK is setup. Having received feedback from other class members on their results only 1 out of 10 passed. Not a very good % rate.

The questions on Cheetah do not simulate the PMP exam. Point blank. I am now trying to figure out how to earn my PMP. I want this soo badly.

Website not working, take away material such as pre course once you get to real course. No answers given for practice quizzes. Lots of money for a pretty disappointing platform so far.

From the initial start of the training, my exam results indicated that I was at risk of failing the certification exam. I continued to follow the bootcamp guidance during the week. I believe that if I would have scheduled the exam 2-3 weeks after the training, this would have allowed me to focus on weak areas and improve my chances, but was strongly encouraged by the program to take 1-2 days following the bootcamp.

Original class was cancelled with no notification. Caused me to waste two days of my time plus hundreds of dollars in travel expenses. Followup requests went unanswered for two weeks. Not a good experience! The class itself was great once I got into one but getting to it was not.

First of all, I know how difficult this test is...so much information...however, after having 10 years experience working in education, I feel that I have a pretty firm grasp of best practice. Cramming information is not best practice. Studying content that cannot be related to real world experience is not best practice. Taking paper tests with questions that are outdated...in comparison to a computer based, high stakes exam with situational content...it's out of alignment. Mind mapping doesn't work when you are pressured by truncated time (1 minute to speed read and take notes, and then memorize where they are on the card...). I would be happy to consult ways to improve the program, because - and this is honest - the instructor Paul was the best part of class. I really enjoyed him. Lastly, I will say that the course was a boost, in terms of laying a foundation for the rest of my own personal study (over the weekend and with my own proven tools). I just don't believe that you can justify intensive cramming and expect to retain knowledge and think critically at the same time...

Course methods and practice exercises were good. Practice exams within the course were outdated and cited older versions of the PMBOK guide. Online coaching and support was limited to feedback provided on course assignments. Coaching could have been improved by having organized mentoring sessions built in.