Project Weavers

I was initially pessimistic about the online PMP "boot camp" class offered by Project Weavers as I was wanting an in-person classroom atmosphere. I did take the online class and was very satisfied with how interactive the class was. Being able to hear a voice (and see via webcam) explain the processes and provide examples, in addition to our ability to ask questions, have conversations, and/or just provide comments in a chat window were all key to the learning environment of the online class. I would recommend the on-line class to others who may not want to travel or sit in a classroom for this training. The online resources and practice tests they provide are priceless as well.

I took a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification training with Project Weavers with a colleague. We found the course and instructor to be helpful. We both passed our certification exam on the first try, shortly after taking the class (and following through on the homework and practice exams). Scheduling was a challenge) (our location/time was cancelled at the last minute) but we were accommodated with a suitable location for the same dates and we received a discount for our troubles.

The online training course for the PMP exam was generally a good experience. The instructor for my course, Bruce C[redacted], was top notch.

The instructor and materials of the class supported the object of surveying the information needed to prepare for the PMP exam. Although the class intent wasn't necessarily to learn how to run a project, some practical tips were gained from the discussions which could be applied in daily PM responsibilities . The instructor also provided additional tips which proved useful during the examination.

I took the PMP Boot Camp with Project Weavers in August 2016 and had a very positive experience. The instructor John M was very knowledgeable and covered significant material in the 4 days. I studied extensively on my own, but the class brought a lot of the concepts together and highlighted key areas necessary to pass the exam. 3 weeks later, I took the exam and passed.
My only negative would be in communication from the time I signed up to the time the class began. I sent multiple emails trying to find out if the class was confirmed and did not receive a definite yes until 2 days before the class was set to begin.

All in all a great experience: efficient, interactive, focused. A perfect preparation for the PMP certificate exam. Mr Matthew W[redacted], who led our class and training, was a great teacher and I thank him for preparing me and I credit his training for getting me to pass the PMP exam.

This was an EXTREMELY helpful class, to the successful obtainment of my PMP certification. I had spent 9 months prior to this class reading the PMBOK Guide and taking and online course offered by PMI. Both of those helped, but I really believe without this help of Project Weavers and their boot camp, I never would have passed my PMP test. They give you great advise on what and how to study, and more importantly they give you access to mock questions. These are the single most useful tool I had. When I went in for the test it was very hard, harder than I was even prepared for, but because of all the mock questions, I was able to pass on my first try!
THANKS PROJECT WEAVERS!!!

Last year I started studying for my PMI Project Manager Professional (PMP) certification. After a couple weeks of studying on my own, I found Project Weavers and after looking through numerous reviews and comparing prices, I settled on Project Weavers.

Luckily after the course ended, I was offered a free PMP Prep course through my company. I, of course, jumped on the opportunity of free training before the exam. However, throughout the work class, I continued to reference the Project Weaver materials they provided. This serves as a testament to the quality of instruction, knowledge material, and practice exams provided by Matt.

The class provided is WELL worth the cost. I cannot recommend Project Weavers highly enough! I passed first time due to this course!

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I definitely recommend the Project Weavers PMP certification exam training class. I took the 4 day live online boot camp class. The instructor Bruce conveyed an obvious knowledge of, and appreciation for, the field of project management. Access to the practice test web site was extremely valuable in preparing for the PMP exam. I took the Project Weaver course the first week of May and passed the exam on my first attempt at the end of May (after lots of studying and taking many practice exams).

I recently took the course with an in person instructor 19-22 Dec in the Norfolk, VA area. Matthew Weaver was an outstanding instructor with years of experience and insight. Our class was small so it allowed us to go in depth on subjects we wanted/needed to. Matthew offered us all the time we wanted in the 4 day class to discuss and re-attack topics. I am a recently retired Marine and I would highly recommend this class to those military personnel leaving the service to make you more marketable in the civilian world.

I attended one of Project Weavers' 4-day online live PMP boot camps. The instructor was top-notch and brought with him several years of relevant experience. The class had only 7 students which was a great ratio of instructor-to-student to help facilitate questions, elaboration, and class participation.
Before taking the class I had read the PMBOK and viewed an online session (12 hours). I then started taking practice exams which was when I realized I did not have the full knowledge to pass the exam just by reading the book: I would need instruction and guidance.
Through this class (along with several more hours of studying and practice tests) I was able to pass the PMP exam and am now a certified project manager.
If you are looking to take the exam, I would recommend taking one of their classes. ","pos-2

Project Weavers Cancelled my (In-Person) Class and Will NOT refund me the difference of the Online Class offered even though they promised they would!I ordered a PMP Training on April 28 for $1899. The class was scheduled in [redacted] on June 20-23. I specifically choose a face to face class because I learn better in that type of environment. A week before the class, I had not received any information on the EXACT location in [redacted] that the it would be held. I contacted Project Weavers on June 13 to provide the location. They advised me that they did not have enough enrollments for face to face so they would have to cancel this class. The only option they had would be to take the Online version and they would REFUND me the difference. This has NEVER happened!!!! They will not email me back and I want my money! See email proof below. _________________________________________________From: [redacted] (CLT) Sent: Friday, July 22, 2016 10:27 AMTo: '[redacted]Cc: [redacted]; '[redacted]Subject: RE: Resending! Here is printing orderHello [redacted] I am still awaiting information regarding my pending refund. It has been a month since I expected the refund to be mailed so I am requesting an update ASAP. Thanks, [redacted], MBAProject Manager, Enterprise IT Project Management OfficeEnterprise IT Services__________________________________________________From: [redacted] Sent: Friday, July 15, 2016 1:28 PMTo: [redacted] (CLT)Cc: [redacted]Subject: RE: Resending! Here is printing orderI thought your refund was already schedule, will check when I do next batch later today or this weekend.[redacted] President/CEOProject Weavers, LLCSuccessful Projects Don't Happen By ChanceSM Toll Free: (855) 871-9246 (Voice or Fax) Email: [redacted]Web Site: [redacted]__________________________________________________From: [redacted] (CLT) mailto:[redacted] Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2016 3:20 PMTo: '[redacted]

Company canceled 2 classes I signed up for and has not refunded my payment as promised in the event of a cancellation.I signed up for a PM Boot Camp on January 4, 2016 that was to be held on April 18, 2016 in [redacted]. I received an email April 6, 2016 that the course was cancelled. I chose this site because it was close to family and arranged my travels months before. On April 7, 2016 I attempted to reschedule for a course closer to home on May 23, 2016 in [redacted]. On April 25, 2016 I was informed that that course was now cancelled as well. After trying to navigate through the courses and finding that it was difficult to find a course near my house, or one of our offices around the country that was going to be held, I requested a reimbursement of my payment. It was confirmed by their Vice President of Customer Relations that the request was submitted on May 2, 2016.After still not receiving the reimbursement I contact them on May 25, 2016. I was directed to the person in charge of refunds who is also the CEO. I received one email from him that said he would look into it, then received 3 more that were completely scrambled and unreadable. I went back to attempting to contact the individuals I had been in touch with before to resolve this issue. There have been 13 emails sent pertaining to the status of the reimbursement, and I have received 8, 3 of which were unreadable.Transaction Date: January 4, 2016.The transaction ID is: [redacted]Amount Paid: $1199.25Desired SettlementRefund the amount paid for your course that was canceled. $1199.25Business Response Hello,We would like to apologize for the delay in processing this refund. We have sent it to accounting for expedited processing. Please accept our apologies.

Never received refund of $275 for PMP exam retake after completing their requirements to retake, as per Guarantee.Listed are dates and summary of email/online chats/calls made to Project Weavers to seek PMP retake refund of $275.11/17/15 - Sent email stating met requirements of guarantee and asked how to receive refund of $275 for retake of PMP11/20/15 - Resent email on 11/17/15 requesting stats of refund.11/24/15 - Received email from [redacted] saying they had technical issues with email and telephones.11/24/15 - Spoke to [redacted] and emailed them my PMP Exam Failed report. 12/1/15 - Sent email asking for compensation status.12/1/15 - Received email from [redacted] stating they can issue check or credit card refund.12/8/15 - Sent email asking for compensation status.12/22/15 - Sent email asking for compensation status.12/25/15 - Received email from [redacted] stating to get refund out before 12/31/15. 1/16/16 - Sent email asking for compensation status.1/16/16 - Received email from [redacted] stating to get to my refund tonight.1/17/16 - Received transaction receipt email and [redacted] email stating $275 card refund.1/19/16 - Sent email requesting where fund were sent to because refund was never received.1/25/16 - Resent email for 1/19/16 asking for compensation status. No response was made.1/29/16 - Resent email for 1/19/16 asking for compensation status. No response was made.2/1/16 - Received email from [redacted] that they had technical issues and refunds were never issued. They are working on fixing.2/1/16 - Sent email asking when estimated date of refund.2/8/16 - Called left message with call center [redacted] and emailed Project Weavers asking for compensation status.2/11/16 - Called left message with call center [redacted] and emailed Project Weavers asking for compensation status.2/11/16 - Received email from [redacted] (Senior Advisor) stating they are having issues with credit card processing company but expect to have it resolved by weekend and back to normal refund processing next week.2/24/16 - Called left message with call center [redacted] and emailed Project Weavers asking for compensation status.2/24/16 - Receive email from Project Weavers stating "Working this now."3/8/16 - Emailed Project Weavers asking for compensation status.3/12/16 - Emailed Project Weavers asking for compensation status.3/14/16 - Called left message with call center [redacted] and email Project Weavers asking for compensation status.3/16/16 - Called left message with call center [redacted]. Chatted online with Lisa about refund request deferred issue to Matthew and said they don't answer emails sent to multiple people. I emailed multiple email addresses individually at Project Weavers asking for compensation status.3/16/16 - No responses to any of my emails since 2/24/15.Desired SettlementPay $275 by credit refund or check to me as guarantee states.Final Consumer Response

The online training course for the PMP exam was generally a good experience. The instructor for my course, Bruce C[redacted], was top notch.","pos-7

I took this course as part of my preparation for the PMP exam. The instruction was really well thought out and effective. I took the exam exactly one week after attending the course and I passed. The instructors are patient, knowledgeable and have great insight into the material. ","pos-3

I took the live, online PMP Exam Prep Course through Project Weavers, and I was very pleased with the course format and content. The instructor was very knowledgable (i.e., he gave applicable examples from his experience as a PM) and he made himself available outside of the course to answer questions as necessary.
Included in the course is access to test banks so that you can practice before taking the exam.
I successfully took and passed the exam after completing the course.
Note: I tried a different, internationally recognized PMP Exam Prep Course three years ago; and I was not satisfied with the format or the instructor. Project Weavers' course offering this year was a better, more organized experience for me. I highly recommend them.","pos-8

Project Weavers sent late notification on cancellation of its class in Norfolk. I was sent an e-mail by Project Weaver the day before class was scheduled to start (Sunday @5:55am) stating that it could not provide an instructor. In-between the time payment was promptly paid on-line and their eventual cancellation, Project Weaver provided minimal communications (nobody seems to answer their 855-871-9246 business phone# either). I repeatedly e-mailed and called until receiving this last-minute notification.Product_Or_Service: PMP Review courseDesired SettlementProject Weavers defensively claims that their class size is always "in flux" and will keep leading people on of their service deliverable. Would like to warn any potential students NOT to use this company. Took several e-mails to Project Weaver to initiate a refund (they will rather encourage you to take their on-line class instead at a supposed discounted rate).Final Consumer Response

We have not been issued a $1500 refund that has been owed by Project Weavers LLC since 5/22/2016.Receipt No: [redacted]On February 10, I purchased a in person WA-PMP Class-Apr11-Apr14 for $1,599.00 for an employee.The original date of the class, April 11 to April 14, was cancelled and rescheduled.The rescheduled date, May 23 - May 26, was also cancelled.There was an offer of alternatives for taking the class, however none of these options were adequate and so I requested a full refund in the amount of $1,599.00 WHICH WAS OFFERED by Project Weavers LLC in an email on 5/17/2016.Subsequently in an email on 5/22/2016, Matthew Weaver replied "We need to issue check as the 60-day refund window at [redacted] has expired. Do you want it refund to you directly or to your company? Thus, to the name and address listed with [redacted], or something else?"On 5/23/2016 I responded with an email with information requested for the refund.On 6/24/2016 I emailed Project Weavers LLC requesting a refund check status. I received this response "Hi [redacted], We'll check with accounting to see why this hasn't been processed. Thanks Project Weavers' Staff" I received no response or further update from Project Weavers LLC.On 8/2/2016 I again emailed Project Weavers LLC requesting a refund check status. I received this response. "Hi [redacted]! I have forwarded your email to Matthew. He distributes all the refunds.Thanks for your patience - [redacted] Vice President of Customer Relations" I again received no update or further response from Project Weavers LLC.As of today 8/31/2016 the promise of a refund from is now OVER 90 DAYS LATE.Unfortunately I am left with filing a complaint AGAINST Project Weavers LLC due to NO REFUND AND NO RESPONSE.Desired SettlementI require by no later than September 9,2016 to have been contacted with a status on the refund check.I require by no later than September 9, 2016 to be issued the class refund in full, of $1,599.00Business Response This issue has been resolved. Accounting did not have [redacted] in the system because she had paid for the student. Our mistake. Full refund has been issued to [redacted].

Was promised a refund for $1,800 online PMP class on 6/13/16 within 7 to 10 days. By 7/25/16 after multiple contacts, still no refund.I registered for the 6/13/2016 online PMP Certification class, paid $1,800. The class was cancelled on 6/10/2016. Requested refund on 6/13/2016 and was assured the refund would be made in 7 to 10 days. As of 7/25/16, after multiple email contacts with the owner ([redacted]), I have only received excuses and have yet to receive monetary refund.Desired SettlementRefund for $1800.00Final Consumer Response Contacted the payment processing company ([redacted]). [redacted] assured me that they will give Project Weavers exactly 10 days to issue me a refund for the full amount ($1899) and if a refund was not issued by Project Weavers within 10 days, on the 11th day [redacted] would issue me a refund of $1899 and freeze Project Weavers' account. Within 2 days of contacting [redacted], I received a full refund.