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Overall, I enjoy in-person learning with great classmates and instructors. However, my experience with ACI Learning has been disappointing at best. The recruitment process was poorly managed, with recruiters lacking knowledge and communication along with rumors leading to mistrust and a shaky foundation. Issues with facilities and broken equipment added to the frustration. Job placement support seems inadequate, and the high price doesn't reflect the value received. While the teachers are competent, the curriculum lacks focus on exam-relevant material. Basic study aids like flashcards and workbooks are missing. Despite my effort, I cannot and will not in good conscience recommend ACI Learning for anyone interested in IT education.
Either provide more time to learn the material or get better teachers, choose a struggle.
For CompTIA A+ 1001 specifically, I cannot recommend the instructor that I had in the slightest. However, the IT Pro TV and TestOut materials were quite good.
The "instructor" did not teach one thing for me to learn. My new teacher is now re teaching all of us because none of us learned what he said. But what we did learn is, is about his ex's and how to hack a car. That is it
Instead of using IT terminology to teach IT. Use real world, ever day words. For instance, explaining what a router and switch is. A router is the apartment complex and each port on that router is a plot of land. A switch is each individual building and the ports on the switch are individual units.
i would like a better teacher i don't care if he\she is less knowledgeable as long as i can understand what the want to teach
I think that 10 weeks is not enough time. The courses should be lengthen.
Listen to feedback, make changes. This isn't fair to the students who are hungry for knowledge but are fed incorrect information.