Completing my BLS & CPR certification was a breeze. Covid has reduced the training to a video u…read morewatch ahead of coming to the class. It's about 50 minutes long and very detailed. When you show up for your "exam," don't be intimidated thinking you're going to be met with an intense written test. It's just you demonstrating that u can effectively deliver 2 sets of chest compressions and breaths. To prevent the spread of covid, the instructor takes only 2 people at a time into the room. If you're not paired with a person who never knows when to shut up like I was, you should be out of there in 5 minutes. You receive your card and certificate right away via email instead of hard copy like the website tells you. So don't pay for ANY of the add ons the website suggests to you.

This CPR class is a scam. I went in paying multiple extra fees to find out the website advertises…read morefalse promises in the first place. There was a 9.00 dollar charge to be able to "pass the exam guaranteed" if you weren't feeling confident. There was a second fee I paid of 7.00 dollars which stated "the CPR certificate card would be replaced up to two years if you lose it" and I paid over 85.00 dollars for the class alone. Come to find out they don't teach you CPR breathing (COVID-19) and you don't learn compressions on any dummy besides an adult. The whole experience to perform cpr was only compressions two times for one minute and it was done with and they certify you. On top of that, the written exam the website advertises was false. It was a oral exam given with everyone in the room and if you agreed with the other students answer and it was correct, the instructor moved on to the next question. To top it off, the instructor tells you at the end to get out of the class and they don't issue you a hard copy card which is advertised online. Instead, he informs you that you will get your certificate online through email and you can print it as many times as you please... (even though I paid for a hard copy in case of being lost & was told on the website that we would leave the establishment with one in hand). By the way, when I took a look at the certificate, if it is even real, it said it was issued in Michigan and I'm in TAMPA, FLORIDA. What a joke. Do not waste your money.

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I recently completed the in-person PMP bootcamp with Project Management Academy in Tampa, and I'm…read moreso grateful for the experience. I passed my PMP exam on the first try! Our instructor, Michael Giacalone, was fantastic. He's incredibly kind, patient, and genuinely invested in helping everyone truly understand the material, not just memorize it. He breaks down complex concepts in a way that actually makes them stick and builds confidence along the way. The Project Management Academy platform was also a huge part of my success. They have quizzes on all the different sections, study materials, and practice exams (both timed and untimed) that helped me prepare strategically and get comfortable with the pacing of the real exam. Being able to simulate exam conditions made a big difference. If you're preparing for the PMP, I highly recommend their in-person training, especially if you have the opportunity to learn from Michael in Tampa!

I took this in-person PMP boot camp in November of 2025 with Michael Giacalone as my instructor. He…read morehas been doing this for a very long time and is extremely knowledgeable and professional (though his teaching style is a bit dry). I took the PMP exam on Feb 5, 2026 and passed with flying colors (AT in all three domains). Having come into the course with zero PMP/PMI textbook knowledge, I think this bootcamp was an excellent "baptism of fire" to catapult me into the world of PMP and prepare me for the 2.5 month study journey ahead. PMA also provides an online platform with practice exams, quizzes, handouts, etc. I found a lot of their online material was outdated in terms of exam content (for example, they have a lot of practice questions in there involving advanced calculations that the exam will never ask you to do) and some of the questions get repetitive and recycled often. I ultimately had to rely on/lean on other resources outside of PMA in order to study effectively. In any case, if you are brand new to PMP/PMI content, I would recommend taking an in-person bootcamp such as this one to get started.