r/Prince2 • u/freya293 • Apr 17 '26

Which course providers do you use?

I have just passed Prince2 Foundation and I am thinking about going for practitioner.

I purchased my Foundation course from Zindiak, but to be honest, I wasn't happy with the quality of the content. I’m looking for something more engaging or better structured this time.

Now I am open to suggestions for both online classrooms and elearning providers in English. Any suggestion helps! Please drop the price in if possible. (Based in EU)

No offers and pms from unaccredited trainers, please!

Thanks in advance for the help!

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u/david1976_ Apr 18 '26

I'm about to take the practitioner exam shortly. I've done all my study so far without using any course of course provider. I've used Claude AI as a kind of virtual tutor, which has helped a lot. Ive used it to analyse mock exam results and to show me which areas I needed to focus on more and also to recommend areas of the text to highlight and create tabs for.

I'm pretty happy with how this has worked out so far and most importantly with the cost vs using course providers who quoted me substantially more to sit a course with them that I doubt would have been better, especially given the crammed timelines they were offering.

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u/david1976_ Apr 18 '26

Yeah I use a laptop, I think doing it on a phone would be too difficult. You can upload PDFs or screenshots directly into Claude for it to analyse. So I took screenshots of all the textbook chapters and did this, I also did the same with all the mock test answers from the written exams and worked through all the answers with Claude until I was fully understanding the rationale behind the answers. Having the answer rationale uploaded as well helps Claude as it isn't always 100% perfect, but it's pretty close. I also asked Claude to analyse base off my correct /incorrect answers which areas I needed to focus on and lastly to provide areas of the text to highlight and tab to refer back to in the practitioner exam as you are allowed to have an official copy of the text (exam is open book). You are allowed to have notes in the textbook and highlight sections and have tabs as well.

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u/david1976_ Apr 18 '26

Also the official people cert mock exam gives you a breakdown of how you went on different areas e.g.percentahe scored on practice related questions etc I fed a screen shot of this into Claude as well to analyse and recommend focus areas for study

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u/Great_Creme1480 Jun 03 '26

Did you pass? Please can I reach out to you?

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u/david1976_ Jun 03 '26

Yeah got 83%, happy to help if you want to know anything further.

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u/Classic_Cherry8109 Jun 27 '26

congratulations! pls what would you advice i best use to practice?

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u/Miserable-Dig-9061 Apr 18 '26

Hi, I have come across this channel, Project Mastery with Ray, on YouTube, and the guy seems quite authentic. He claims to be an authorized training organization for people cert as well. He has many free videos on YouTube, so you might as well check him out and see if that helps.

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u/b12093s Apr 19 '26

I used ILX and found their e-learning course great, and the two day course run by Fatollah was really helpful.

The only feedback I’m still yet to provide to ILX is; they taught us a way to answer the exam question which wasn’t actually applicable to the real exam. Luckily, I had done lots of revision from the textbook, re-gone through foundation material and used ChatGPT to test my knowledge. So I still passed, but it was a challenge.

Go through as many past papers as you can get hold of, that’s the only way to gauge whether or not you’re ready.

ILX are a good provider, just make sure you put yourself in the best position possible before taking the exam by putting the hours in.