My experience with Henry Harvin's content writing course was uneven. A couple of the live trainers were excellent and gave practical feedback, while other sessions felt like reading off slides. The bundled internship was light on real work. It's okay value if you go in with realistic expectations.
A few strong trainers
Inconsistent session quality
Henry Harvin's digital marketing program was hands-on with live projects on SEO and paid ads that I could apply at my job immediately. The lifetime access to updated sessions is a real plus since the field changes fast. I felt the certification and brand carried weight in my interviews.
Live projects and lifetime session access
The content quality in Henry Harvin's Six Sigma course was acceptable and I did learn the frameworks I needed. What put me off was the constant sales calls and upsell attempts even after I had enrolled. The certificate is recognised in some circles, so it's a genuinely mixed bag.
Usable certification, covers the basics
Pushy follow-up and upselling
The PMP-focused course from Henry Harvin was well organised and the trainer clearly had real project management experience. I felt prepared for the exam afterwards. The only friction was some confusion around scheduling my sessions and a delayed certificate email, but support sorted it eventually.
Exam-ready content and experienced trainer
Minor scheduling and certificate delays
I took the TEFL certification with Henry Harvin and was genuinely impressed by how structured and practical it was. The trainer gave detailed feedback on my teaching demos and the study material was comprehensive. The certificate helped me secure an online teaching position abroad within weeks.
Practical training and globally useful certificate