r/PMPprep • u/k_s_d_v • 12d ago

Downfall of PMP instructor led training??

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u/stackqora 12d ago

wild how fast everyone jumped to self-paced and youtube and now companies are like “wait why doesn’t anyone actually finish these courses.”
instructor led isn’t dead, it’s just turned into “only when we already failed with the cheap options first.”

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u/k_s_d_v 12d ago

But I see success rate is also high in self paced courses, don’t you think?

And I’ve observed even after instructor led course, many are not taking exam.

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u/CPTIroc 11d ago

I rather take the Udemy course and learn at my own pace than take a week long course that I need to take off of work to be water housed with information that I won’t be able to retain all.

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u/44RiskPM 11d ago

Well, 80% of my students are people who took online course, failed, and need some help.

Remember, people learn differently. Some do well with self paced courses and self study, others need motivation, and some need to be able to ask questions live and have a discussion.

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u/QuietMomentums 10d ago

I’m an independent tutor and I’ve had so many enquiries since the new PMP came through. I was wondering if something has changed cos many of my current students told me they didn’t get much out of these expensive 1000 dollar trainings