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Eric Beasley is a rockstar. I completely enjoyed his memory tricks and style of teaching. I would recommend his class to anyone interested in taking the CISSP.

The course was extremely helpful in preparing for the CISSP. The instructor was highly knowledgeable and had many helpful examples and tips for success.

The CISSP training was excellent — well structured, engaging, and packed with real-world examples. The instructor made complex topics easy to understand, and I feel fully prepared for the exam.

Instructor Ross Everett was knowledgeable, thorough, and very easy to follow. The classroom location in the metro D.C. area was great, and the hotel package was a fantastic deal. Going to return for cloud certs in no time.

I used my GI Bill to attend the CISSP boot camp and stayed at the hotel near the training location. Having the class, materials, hotel, and exam organized for me allowed me to focus entirely on studying. The week was demanding, but I passed and felt like the whole experience was handled well.

I love the Training Camp format. They handle all the logistics so you can focus on the material and the exam. Training Camp helped me succeed the first time, for both my PMP and CISSP.

Have used Training Camp for CCNA and CISSP. Fast paced, but excellent information and training for comprehending the material for successful testing.

Training Camp delivered an excellent learning experience from start to finish.

Barb Johnson is an excellent instructor. Her depth and breadth of practical hands-on experience made Training Camp a rich and rewarding experience. The materials were concise and thorough.

Training Camp's CISSP Boot Camp was the best decision I made for certification prep.

I had taken a few AI courses before, but none of them really explained the security side. This class helped me understand the risks around AI systems without making everything overly technical. I passed the SecAI+ exam and felt like the course covered what I actually saw on the test.

My employer paid for the class because our team is starting to use more AI tools. The instructor made topics like AI governance, data security, and model risks much easier to understand. I was able to bring several ideas back to work right away.

I took the class live online and was worried it would be hard to stay engaged for full days. That really was not an issue. The instructor kept everyone involved, answered questions as we went, and made the more difficult material easier to follow.

I did not pass the exam on my first attempt, which was frustrating, but Training Camp stayed in contact and helped me figure out what to focus on. I went back through the material, tried again, and passed. The continued support made a big difference.

I liked that the class did not just talk about AI in general. We got into how AI can be attacked, how security teams can use it, and what companies should be thinking about before rolling it out. I am already using parts of what I learned in my current role.

Eric Beasley was an excellent teacher for the CEH boot camp I attended. I really enjoyed the CEH Boot Camp with him at the Training Camp facility.

Training Camp did a great job from start to end with the training and accommodations for the CEH class. I would highly recommend them for any other certifications. No issues whatsoever with the entire experience.

Training Camp's Security+ Boot Camp was exactly what I needed to move my career forward. The instructor-led sessions were packed with real-world examples, and the courseware made complex topics clear. I passed on the first attempt.

The hotel and onsite setup made the week much easier. I did not have to worry about driving back and forth or trying to study around everything at home. The instructor broke down the harder security topics, and I passed Security+ on my first attempt.

I needed a reliable program to prepare for the CompTIA CySA+ exam, and Training Camp delivered. The exam pass guarantee gave me peace of mind.

I used my GI Bill benefits for the CCSP boot camp. Training Camp helped me understand the process and made the paperwork much easier than I expected. The course itself was demanding, but the instructor explained cloud security in a way that finally brought all the different pieces together.

The live online training was convenient but still interactive, with expert instructors guiding us through the CISA domains. Their accelerated format saves time while keeping the focus on exam success.

I've taken other training courses, but Training Camp's CISM boot camp stood out. The instructors were industry veterans, and the mix of lecture, labs, and practice questions was spot-on.

The Training Camp boot camp model works. I completed the CISM prep course and walked away ready for the exam and with practical knowledge I can apply to my job.

I had already taken a CISM course with Training Camp, so coming back for CRISC was an easy decision. The instructor did a great job connecting risk concepts to real business situations. It was much more useful than simply memorizing ISACA terminology.

My company sent several of us through this course because we work with government contracts. The instructor understood the CMMC requirements and gave practical examples instead of just reading through the framework. We left with a much clearer idea of what we needed to fix internally.

Training Camp's Azure Administrator course (AZ-104) was a game-changer. The class was structured around real cloud scenarios, not just theory, and the quiz software helped me prepare for the exam.

The VMware vSphere boot camp was excellent. The labs were realistic, the instructor kept everyone on track, and the pace was demanding but manageable. I walked away with a certification and a much deeper understanding of virtualization.

I joined the Cisco CyberOps Associate boot camp to advance in my SOC role. The class gave me practical knowledge in monitoring, threat detection, and incident response. The instructor brought years of security experience, and that made a big difference.

Training Camp's boot camp gave me the structure and accountability I needed. The instructor knew the AWS platform inside and out, and the labs mirrored real projects.

The Microsoft Security Operations Analyst boot camp sharpened my skills in threat detection and incident response. The labs felt like real SOC scenarios, not classroom exercises. I'm already applying what I learned day to day.

I took an online course with Brian D'Andrea for CCNA ICND1, ICND2, and CCNA Security. Great course, and Brian did a great job passing on the information with a knowledge of Cisco that is second to none. Passed all tests.

I used my GI Bill for the Network+ course as part of my transition into IT. I had some basic experience, but networking was still confusing to me. The instructor slowed down when needed, especially around subnetting, and I passed the exam at the end of the course.

I had put off studying for the PMP for years because the material always felt overwhelming. Training Camp's boot camp broke it down into pieces that finally made sense.

I appreciated how the instructor tied everything back to real-life scenarios instead of just repeating PMI terms.

I liked that it wasn't just slides — we did group activities and practice questions that mirrored the real test. I've already started applying some of the techniques on projects at work.

As a veteran, I used my GI Bill benefits to attend the PMP boot camp. The process was smooth, and their team helped me handle the paperwork. The course was demanding but very well run.

I'd run projects for years without formal training. This PMP boot camp gave me the structure and best practices I didn't realize I was missing. It wasn't just about passing the exam.

I used my GI Bill to enroll, and it was one of the best transitions I've made after leaving the military. They walked me through the VA process step by step. The training was fast paced but very clear, and by the end of the week I felt confident for the exam.

My employer covered the cost of the course, and I attended virtually while still working around a busy schedule. The instructor kept the class moving and encouraged questions. I came away with a better understanding of IT service management and started using the concepts with my team almost immediately.

I didn't need a certification, just a better way to use AI tools. The Everyday AI workshop was perfect — it showed me how to save hours each week using AI for reports, emails, and planning. Super practical.

The Microsoft AI Engineer boot camp was demanding but worth it. The instructor explained Azure AI services clearly, and the labs gave me practical experience deploying models. I passed on the first attempt and already applied the skills at work.

This was my second course with Training Camp. I came back because my first boot camp was well organized and the instructor was excellent. AIGP was new material for me, but the real-world examples helped everything click.

The AI overview boot camp was perfect for someone like me who doesn't code but needs to see the business impact. We covered real-world case studies on efficiency, customer service, and data insights. I left with practical ideas to bring back to my team.

The Advanced AI Governance and Risk boot camp was exactly what I needed. The discussions on bias, privacy, and regulation gave me strategies I could immediately apply in my organization.

The GRC for AI program was eye-opening. We covered upcoming regulations, ethical considerations, and how to build internal policies around AI use.

I took the Advanced GRC boot camp because my company is starting AI audits and I didn't know where to start. The instructor walked us through real audit case studies, risk registers, and compliance checklists. I now have a clear roadmap for AI oversight.

Training Camp delivered a private class for our team and adjusted the examples to match our environment. That made the sessions feel relevant instead of generic. The instructor understood the challenges we were dealing with and kept both the technical and nontechnical people involved.

I originally wanted to attend in person, but the live online option worked better with my schedule. I was surprised by how interactive it was. I could ask questions throughout the day, work through practice exercises, and still feel connected to the instructor and the rest of the class.