Technical Institute of America

Name: PMI-ACP PMI Agile Certified Practitioner Certification
Start: 2020-03-04T08:30:00-05:00
End: 2020-03-04T08:30:00-05:00
Location: Technical Institute of America

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Hell's Kitchen, New York, New York

(594 Reviews)

The Technical Institute of America is a technology training company. Our passion for helping individuals and businesses learn technology has made us the number one technology company in New York City. Every year we train thousands in a variety of Microsoft®, Adobe®, Cisco®, CompTIA®, and PMI® courses. As an instructor founded company, we are focused and committed in providing the best learning experience with affordable prices.

Our optimized business processes have allowed us to offer excellent courses at the lowest prices in the city. We strive to provide an enriched learning environment. The major benefits to enrolling in our courses:

Licensed by the New York State Education Department. Always check to ensure you attend a license school.
Better Business Bureau Accredited Business
We are one of a very few schools that has been accredited by the better business bureau
We train thousands of students every year with an average score of 8.7 out of 9 for our classroom quality and instructor evaluations.
Hands on training. All of our courses are taught on computers and completely instructor led Instructors have an average of ten years teaching experience with real world experience in their respective specialties.
Microsoft authorized courseware and Microsoft certified trainers.
PMI® registered education provider for authorized PMP® courses.
CompTIA® authorized courses with CompTIA® certified technical trainers.
Free retake for all courses offered.
Knowledgeable educational consultants concerned with your educational needs
State of the Art technology including large screen projectors and ample desk space.
Ergonomic chairs to provide maximum comfort to our students.
Extensive clientele, including fortune 500 companies.

Reviews of Technical Institute of America

(594 Reviews)

2/6/2020
Anonymous

Attended: AutoCAD Level 1

Joe was a great instructor and really made the class easy to follow and the program understandable.

2/2/2020
Anonymous

Attended: Microsoft Excel Essentials

The teacher was 30 minutes late to class. Then he came in and asked if the office had told us that he was going to be late. Then he walked out of the class to yell at the people in the office. He was very rude to the students that needed help in the class. He told them that they needed to listen and then they wound understand. He went very quick the last half of the class and he ended the class an hour early. Awful experience !

2/2/2020
Anonymous

Attended: Microsoft Excel Essentials

The professor was more than 1/2 hr late. And on top of that he was rude. The material distributed is not in line with what is taught in the class. And he rushed through the work.

1/10/2020
Melanie A.

Attended: Microsoft Excel Essentials

Great

12/24/2019
carla m.

Attended: Microsoft Excel Essentials

Teacher was awesome .

12/9/2019
Anonymous

Attended: PMP/CAPM Certification

What I didn't know about this course was the amount of material that is covered. I wish I took the 1x/week class because the 4 days straight was way too much information crammed - covering 13 chapters in 3 days is alot, and I did not feel ready to take the full mock exam on day 4. Otherwise, I feel prepped enough to study and take mock exams with the help of this class.

12/7/2019
Vicki O.

Attended: PMP/CAPM Certification

Mimi is an amazing teacher, very helpful and knowledgeable. Vicki

12/5/2019
Anonymous

Attended: AutoCAD Level 1

Joe was great, learned a lot!

12/2/2019
Melody S.

Attended: Bookkeeping Basics

This was a beginner's basic class. But the rest to the class had degrees in accounting. He catered the them because it seemed it was easier for him to explain. We had no material to study from, so that set me back further. There was no computer for us to practice on our own since he was going over excel, I figured we can do as we learn. We had to take turns to use his computer. He ranted on how Americans are lazy and how Americans treat immigrants. I was the only American in the class that was actually born here,and he kept insisting I was not a real American. Maybe because I was not White American. I don't know. Another thing, he let us go home three hours early. I felt we could have used those three hours to study the material we went over. It was a three-day course, you would think he would let us study more in class, especially since we did not have material to take home. Basically I wasted my money.