CompTIA Project+ (PK0-005) Complete Course & Practice Exam (Udemy.com)

Absolutely, during the annual goal setting session with my IT Manager, we had discussed career pathways. IT project management has been an interest of mine for some time, and there are a plethora of upcoming IT projects in 2026. Earning the Project+ certification will not only help my career, but greatly benefit the company as we map out the workflow for this year, as well as 2027.

The course overall is good; however, there are a lot of stock images for charts, diagrams, and such that should be replaced with real-world examples using the "doomsday bunker" project. Don't show me a generic process flow; show me one related to the doomsday bunker project. Going through an entire project from start to finish, utilizing all of the tools and concepts discussed within the same project, would be far more useful. As it stands, there were several points where I had to pause and utilize other videos, articles, or even AI to learn a concept that this course attempts to cover.

This course was the perfect match for me. I loved the flexibility, it allowed me to access the training materials anytime, anywhere. The pacing was comfortable, and the immediate feedback, whether my answers were correct or not, was extremely valuable for my learning. I’m glad I chose this course on Udemy. Compared to my IT Project Management class in college, the difference is night and day, this course was far more engaging, practical, and easy to follow.

Overall a good course. I've seen a lot of people say this course is dry or boring. I have to say that I can understand that, but not sure that there is a lot the instructors can do about it. I read about half of the CompTIA training for this course as well and it's very closely aligned, but at least with this I could listen and not have to read all of it for myself. I wasn't sure where to post this, but Question ID: 64b6d8fc544460c24e65a1a9 (Question 51) in the practice test provided with this course is wrong. It says the answer is firm fixed price, when the question is about what kind of contract the BUYER will bear the risk of potential cost increases. If the buyer signs a FFP contract with a vendor and the costs increase for the vendor, there is no impact for the buyer. The vendor bears all the risk and impact to their bottom line. Out of the options provided to answer, the only one that makes sense is the FP-EPA allowing for economic price adjustment. Just thought I'd point out so you can correct it. Thanks for putting this course together. It was well done overall, and I especially engaged well with Reed's puny humor. It helped keep me engaged.

This course was very helpful and easy to follow. I completed the course then, I studied their written notes. This made it easier for me to comprehend. I then purchased their Unlimited Practice Exams from their website and took many of them until I passed 6 practice exams with 85% (I took 17 exams total lol). I passed the CompTIA Project+ exam on my first try. I highly recommend this course and READ their notes! It became my study guide for the test. Their Unlimited Practice Exams on their website thoroughly prepared me for the test - many of the questions I encountered in my exam where the same format. I felt very confident and prepared. Recommendations for the course: I recommend that they review their written notes as they have some typos, repeated sentences back to back, and repeat the same info in more than one section - however, repetition isn't so bad when you need to memorize/learn.

Review of the Course: The course is comprehensive and provides a wealth of information. However, there are areas where it could be improved to enhance the learning experience. One significant area for improvement is the provision of a text-format cheat sheet containing formulas and definitions. This would serve as a quick reference guide for learners, aiding in the understanding and retention of key concepts. Additionally, the inclusion of tree maps, similar to those I found in ITIL courses ( that I took), would be beneficial. These maps could provide a visual representation of formula definitions and their relationships, serving as an effective learning tool. The course could also benefit from a PDF file that highlights the usage of each acronym, linking them to an index and glossary. This would be particularly useful for exam preparation, as there are numerous acronyms, definitions, and formulas that need to be memorized. In conclusion, while the course is informative and well-structured, the addition of these resources would make it easier for exam applicants and enhance the overall learning experience.

Pretty good in general and helped me pass my Project+ on the first try. Practice test could use some work / expansion, but I would definitely recommend students find some other practice test resources before taking the real exam. This is one of the harder CompTIA tests I've taken and most of the questions are scenario based and not easily answerable. A real understanding of concepts and duties is required, along with clearly reading through each question and answer choices. I literally finished the last question with 2 seconds to spare. Good luck!

I'm glad Dion training decided to make a Project+ training course! I watched another course on Udemy and I did not feel prepared or comfortable taking the test after watching it and studying. Thankfully, I saw Dion made a Project plus course. I've used Dion resources for 2 other certifications with success, so I knew I could trust it. After watching this course and taking plenty of notes, I went through the objectives and marked what I felt like I needed to review. Thanks to how Dion labels the video with the Objective numbers, it makes it a lot easier to find what I needed to review and study. Dion training also answered any questions I posted quickly. I felt confident going into the test and I passed! There were maybe 2 questions I feel like weren’t covered in the course, both about triple constraint, but in all fairness, the topic of what triple constraints isn’t listed in the objectives. This is the 3rd cert I've been able to obtain thanks to Dion Training, and I already landed an interview for an IT business analyst position!

I've used your course for CompTIA A+, ITIL, and now Project + and out of all the other video based courses I've used yours are by far my favorite. I've passed all exams so far on the first attempt. The only thing I'd like to see change is more quiz questions at the end of each section. For now I've supplemented with CertMaster questions, but the added convenience of having some more opportunities for review would be beneficial. Overall though if you know you're a learner who benefits from video in lieu of text, Dion Training is a great option.

I used this course and the six practice exams to pass my test the first time. They did their best to try to make a boring subject interesting; however, I found the video clips of meetings in the background to be more distracting than adding any value to the course.