All instructions were very clear and I found it all very helpful.

I had no issues with booking and completing my Prince2 exams. The proctors were thorough but patient and helpful too.

Very thorough and good slides. Very knowledgeable trainer who encouraged looking at questions from 2 sides.

Difference in exam pass mark noted compared to other providers of Prince 2. Seems a little unfair

The overall test experience was great, and it was among the best Proctored Exams I have ever taken. The issues come afterward. Now, to be clear, I did not pay for the ITIL directly, as it was a requirement for WGU. My work also likes ITIL, win-win. Until you pass, to then be told, "Hey, want a Physical Cert, 50 dollars?" Okay, fine, I got a discount code for a high score, and I paid the price. Where my personal real issue is the true straw that broke. No badge, but I was told, "Hey, you want a badge, so people can actually verify easily that you passed this 700-dollar exam (which is drastically overpriced, btw). We offer that for 125 dollars a year! Isn't that great? People Cert is hands down the most sleazy Cert vendor I have ever seen with these actions. I will very much not be renewing my ITIL, and I will never pay them a dime.

[CAS-1662560-F7P3V6] Company started off super helpful after I was scammed by study365 and they promised me an exam voucher weeks ago and then they just ghosted me! Nobody responded to my emails any more and I never got the voucher.

Great exam and excellent setting

Smooth process and explanation of the exam process

The face to face Lecturer support taking my cohort through the Foundation level was great and really helped explain and give context to the theory.

Policies are archaic and they don't adapt their guidance. Customer Service is giving traditional answers. Their online exams require examinees to physically dismantle their screens. Never heard such nonsense in my life. They do not deal with queries directly or feedback. Please use another course provider. As PeopleCert isn't very "People" like. If you need your name to be shown differently on a certificate - they don't accept known as names. Even if it's on your ID. Impersonal, improper, not fit for purpose. Stay clear!