Percipio

 I've seen Percipio Training and Aspire both listing virtual Advanced/Level 4 dates for late April 2026. You might also want to check Verner Wheelock or Campden BRI, as they often add 'Live Remote' dates to their calendars closer to the time if the classroom sessions fill up.

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ic1male said: Had a bit of a delve into Percipio. It's like information overload!!! Trying to match the stuff on there with what's on Codeacademy is a bit of a bugger though. It's like being in a sweet shop - ooh, Rust, I'll do some of that. Ooh, Python, I'll do some of that. And so on... Yeah that’s how you get nowhere. Source, got nowhere.

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Something I don't see a lot of people talking about... If you are in an IT program at WGU, you have free access to certification and skill courses from Pluralsight, Percipio, and LinkedIn Learning. A few reasons that you might want to use these: You are struggling with a Certification Class at WGU. You are having a hard time with a programming language, concept, or skill. You want to learn about or get certified in something that is outside of your degree program (All of these sites offer certification tracks that are not a part of WGU degrees). For me it is helpful to have access to learning resources for the AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud certs because I picked the Cisco track of the BSCNE degree program and would still like to get certified in these areas. To get access to any one of these platforms log in to your student portal, Select "Success Centers" at the top, then "Library" in the drop down. From the Library select "School of Technology" in "Resources by School". On the next page select "Databases" (Not Database Support). Links to all three of these resources will be under "Additional Databases". submitted by /u/Healthy-Razzmatazz22 to r/WGU [link] [comments]

I have access to the Percipio Skillsoft course on the PMBOK 7th edition through my work. There is a question bank that may be used for either full length practice tests or shorter 30 question quizzes. I started my PMP exam studying using this tool a while ago, but moved over to Study Hall after seeing everyone's success with that tool. But I have revisited the Percipio tool recently for more practice. I am doing terribly on these questions. While in study hall I'm generally scoring around 70%, in Percipio I am dipping into the 50's. But the questions have a very different angle to them. They are much more definitions driven, and very strict at that. You'd basically have to recite the PMBOK verbatim to get correct answers reliably. The scenario questions are also much harder with closer answers and more marginal reasoning. Am I better off just disregarding this tool and staying only with Study Hall and the YT resources? My test date is 3/27. submitted by /u/ImprezaDrezza to r/pmp [link] [comments]

hi does anyone worked on importing skills from skillsoft percipio to workday integration. im looking for the help to build integration. Thanks submitted by /u/Jazzlike_Minimum_693 to r/workday [link] [comments]

Hi all, I just passed the PMP exam recently AT/T/AT and found this sub to be super helpful and wanted to update with my experience in case it helps someone else. Thank you to all who shared their experiences before, and tips to pass the exam! Quick background note: my employer pays for Skillsoft Percipio so I was able to access a variety of resources through that platform, at no cost to myself so I opted to not purchase extras through PMI, including Study Hall. I took the 35 hr course via Skillsoft Percipio in Sept. 2025 and originally scheduled my exam for early December. Had some personal things come up and rescheduled to Feb. 2026 casually studied by reading the ECO and part of the Process guide in October but stopped when I realized I'd have to push my exam back. Didn't study at all during that break picked studying back up around mid-January and spent ~ 110 hours in total, including the course. So like 75 hours of self-paced study. I started by reading the ECO, Agile Practice Guide, PM Illustrated by Mike Griffiths, skimmed my class notes and then the actual PMBOK 7th Edition (which I would recommend to skip this and just watch a YT overview instead, yikes) I took 2 full length mock exams using the two test simulators, one is thru KaplanLearn and the other thru PracticeLabs I did a lot of shorter quizzes on KaplanLearn too and finished the full Q bank (568 questions) I used the "Learn mode" in Practicelabs and got through another 50 questions Watched several videos by Andrew Ramdayal and David McLachlan - if either of you see this, a HUGE thank you for providing all this amazing material! I made sure to like & subscribe as it's the least I can do to show appreciation. I think the most helpful things for me were doing so many questions and watching specifically AR's Complete PMP Mindest, 200 Ultra Hard Questions, and short videos which had quick exam day tips (yes, I wore blue!) and DM's The Secret to PMP Questions (which just came out 8 days ago and wow did it make a huge difference!), 63 Project Management Tools, 10 Project Initiation Tools, 110 Drag and Drop Questions. I took the exam at a test center and check-in took closer to an hour so maybe get there more than 30 mins early if you can. Otherwise no issues. The proctors were direct and helpful. I did take the two 10 min breaks and finished 25 mins early so I spent some extra time reviewing flagged questions, then ended a little early. I feel like I had roughly 70% agile and hybrid questions and 30% predictive. A few drag-and-drops, one EVM. Feels good to be PMP certified! Another big thanks to all who post helpful content on this sub, it's super appreciated even with a bit of an unusual journey of using the Skillsoft Percipio materials. I was nervous not paying for SH since so many others used it but the mock exams via SP were totally fine instead! submitted by /u/caniscaligo to r/pmp [link] [comments]