This course perfectly covers the main ingredients that helps make a PM successful in his field.

Very thoughtful course really appriciated for the great information.

GOOD COURSE NEED MORE TIME SUBSCRIPTION IS HIGH

Very informative and practical

Good basic knowladge to start

The main presenter started off a bit rough, a little unwelcoming in his mannerisms. However, he keeps a solid composure, and he presents the material VERY clearly (which is the important part). After week 1 or so, he seemed to have polished his skills, and he became a better presenter whom I learned the most from. The activities are nice to do. The drag and drop is useful and interesting. The wording of tests can overlap and cause confusion in the "select all" answers in which they want nearly verbatim answers from the miles of text you read. They should really label "how many" need to be selected per answer when the 3rd or 4th answer isn't inevitably incorrect. The downloadable reading is really nice and helps supplement the content. I like that they repeat and reiterate things because this develops memorization of it. The worst parts of this are the peer interactions which aren't forced, but feel completely useless. If it were highly trained peers in similar levels of knowledge, critique would be useful. In this case, not really. I suppose if you're lonely, it is beneficial. I didn't feel a whole lot of energy going around when I did skim the commentary. Most people didn't even seem to understand the questions or implications desired. Also, at least half of the very quick videos of employees as examples in day-to-day life were absolutely useless, and I felt I got nothing from it except filler time. I don't mind filler time when working toward a requirement though. However, most of them couldn't present half as well as the main guy, didn't seem to be professional at all, and they really didn't strike me as anything near a leader or manager. That being said, I'm ready for part 2. I'm excited for more hands on experience, and I am looking forward to getting better teachers.

It was a good course. Good enough for me to want to continue to the next course.

The tests and examples were great and easy to follow, no changes there.

For someone who is extremely organized, the videos where challenging to outline. For someone else with a different personality, it was probably perfect.

The platform is a bit challenging to follow, for example, I am unable to find the course I just completed on the 'Completed' tab.

It was very repetitive and had a bit too much fluff. The course could have been much shorter and save us some time.

For me it's 50 50 half understand half not but trying hard to fully understand it

More practical knowledge

Should be more practical

Too repetitive sometimes

Layout is great, idea too, however if you are here hoping to get the certificate within the 7 day free trial I got bad news for you. I tried - it didn't work. Course is designed by smart people predicting that you will try this. Also if you believe that doing this course will really make you stand out amongst other applicants with degrees in project management, again Iam afraid to dissapoint you. Yet, this course is really informative, and very well designed, assigments are made nicely so you actually have to think twice and at every atempt questions change. Its a goot suplimentary course or a way to lern something new.

This course should be called "do you like to be a project manager? and how to find a job in project management" It has very little actual information about project management, and most of the concepts could have easily been explained in a few pages, instead they make you spend hours vaguely talking about tangential topics. I do not have a lot of time available, if I take a course online about a specific topic I want to improve, I want concrete and efficient information that will help me actually do the task I am learning.

I appreciate the effort and resources put to create this course, it's very well organised, but I feel that the content is too basic. I found that there's so much material and you need to spend so many hours just for an introduction. I'd prefer to summarise more this content and put more focus and dedicate more time to the tools that project managers should use in their everyday.

It's informative, but there's a lot of fluff built into this course. There's too much review of covered material. Concepts are repeated over and over again. The course video/reading could probably be cut by 10-20% if they would introduce a topic, and just go over it ONCE

Certificate should be free for this basic course.

The content of the course is good but the task and assignments design for foundational class is not inclusive for all. When I try to take assignments, it says to take in computer; but I have only Ipad. If the course design covered for all devices, it would be more effective and productive for all.

They are providing it on free financial aid but while submitting the weekly assignments they are asking for an upgrade to submit which is why the whole efforts of lessons and discussion sessions completion has gotten into vain and at the end ,couldn't even get the certifications

Okay, My third attempt at writing my review since I have been "shut down" twice and my content was deleted. At this point I will be forced to contact upper management to discuss the very important issues that need to be conveyed to the appropriate individuals

course wouldn't allow me to retake the test I never submitted but continue to push me back days and hours causing me to pay for extra months on something I got done in 2 days.

Very basic. If you are an entry level professional it might be a good fit; but, if you've managed projects previously then you might want to look at alternatives.

Pense que el mismo podria estar en espanol y no estaba asi, espero que puedan subir la version en espanol para tomarlo.

forcing ppl upload personal info like id and pics of them for the course that they paid is basically stealing !

First class is not mobile friendly. Fail. (Quizzes count. Zero stars not available or I'd mark that in 2023.)

I don’t advocate personal failed experiences in life as a kick starter to advocate a program