PM Master PrepReviews of pmmasterprep.com

Best Resource available online to help you pass Your PMP. The course is organized really well and there is logical flow of process which other courses lack. And most importantly don't forget to get the Simulator and keep practicing. The format of the questions were very similar to the one in real exam

We have been using PM Master Prep for our CAPM prep class for the last several semesters. Our students have greatly benefited from the content, the dynamic approach to tools, and the emphasis on case study learning. All these elements have helped our students grasp concepts and be better prepared. As an added bonus, we love the lifetime access so our students can one day prepare for the PMP if they so choose. I have loved working with Scott and I would highly recommend this resource to anyone looking to certify!

Truly one of the best training experiences that I have ever been apart of. Scott's availability, charisma and of course, his breath of knowledge are top notch. He coaches, not drills. I have purchased his course and eBook - High Value.

PM Master Prep is excellent because: -Teaches and makes it relatable to what would a Project Manager do.... -The Thursday Night Coaching Class Community helps student help each other by reviewing test questions and talk them out; students are engaged with each other, as well as learning new tidbits. -I'm not a person to give up, however setbacks are challenging. PM Master Prep helps that a setback, is a setup for a comeback! -Let the preparation and studying begin; recharged -Thank you Scott Payne

I love this class! Let’s face it, this material can be overwhelming. Scott manages to not only make it understandable but also fun! I look forward to class, using the online materials and the podcast. Not only do I feel confident about the test but I have learned so much that every day I am becoming a better PM. Situations come up weekly at work that I am able to relate to something I have learned in this class. That gives me a competitive advantage in my career!

Scott is a great instructor. He lays down the critical thinking roadmap for conquering the test and understanding the concepts. You gain the skill set to think through the questions and understand the logic after this class. He doesnt focus on memorization but actual learning. Scott has a great engaging voice which is a bonus. This was a great investment.

PM Master Prep is top notch! The best PMP prep I’ve come across. Scott has many mediums of engaging, through his Master Class, podcasts, weekly coaching sessions, and simulator, you can ensure you will have a full understanding of the PMP knowledge areas!

I can wholeheartedly say that the PM Master Prep courses, unlike other programs, are throughly designed to help you get high scores on the PMP exam. I don’t mean to down play the content by using the term “blue collared, working man’s” approach, but honestly a garage mechanic with little to no business experience can fully understand the concepts portrayed. That’s not to say it’s dumbed down, far from it, but so many courses just lob information at you in the hopes that it will stick. PM Master Prep actually breaks down what each process does, the meaning and reasons if why it’s completed, and what you need to focus on for the exam and follow up project management career. I unfortunately attempted to learn this information a different way, and though I memorized a great amount of content, my efforts and knowledge database was not effective in overcoming the challenges of the exam. Application really is the key, and PM Master Prep’s focus is on training the thought process to applying the concepts. There are so many tools, videos, and interaction among the participants that you truly feel like you are part of the community who aspire to improve their careers. I don’t give cheap compliments and strongly emphasize the value of my investments. I stand by my statement that the PM Master Prep course should be the first stepping stone for those who wish to acquire the certification, as so many other programs simply recite the PMBOK manual in the hopes you’ll understand what the exam is testing for. That’s like showing toddlers pictures of airplanes, and afterwards expecting them to build a fighter jet from scratch. I don’t think.