You need basic understanding of Excel to follow the course. The formulas are interesting and

It should have been in more detail. Very limited scope of excel was explored in this.

Good overview of Excel functions, but many mistakes in excercises and no support from

instruction is not very detailed and many mistakes in the course material.

Need more elaborate examples and detailed analysis of the questions.

Insightful but very difficult to complete within the time frame

I expected more detail in the forecasting and financial parts.

good courses, but lots of errors. Need to be more meticulous.

Problems with the Excel files, don't open at the first time.

It helped me to recollect the some areas of Exc

Muitos dos vídeos não se conseguem ver!

Well structured, but too many mistakes

Hope the course be more condensed

Level of difficulty low

Pretty basic course

basic excel course

Good

The course does well in dealing with some essential aspects of formula calculations in excel. It provides spreadsheets and culiminating exercises at the end of each week.

However it fails to provide a decent user experience or to deal with user problems. The course has been up and running for over a year and the course providers have made no attempt to amend some quite glaring problems. Some of the instructions make little sense and have not been thought through and there is generally a lack of quality presentation.

It also appears that the input of the visible faces of the course were minimal. The managing director gives a slick introduction on decent camera and mike, while the people that actually put together the content are not introduced at all. The lecture videos are poor quality, seemingly using the worst available microphone and software to create them. It all seems a bit of a vanity project for the visible faces while the people actually delivering, are uncredited and faceless.

"On paper", this is a well constructed course for someone looking to sharpen their quantitative analysis skills using excel as a tool. Segments start with an intro from someone in a leadership capactiy with PWC. The lessons come from associates within the firm. There seems to have been little coordination or collaboration on the execution as it is very inconsistent.

The audio quality in far too many of the lessons is poor. The video quality is poor when excel spreadsheets are being displayed, leading quickly to eye strain.

The edition of excel used is 2013, PC version. If you are a Mac user, there are some functions that either don't exist or operate differently. A Mac user will need to figure this out without guidance from this course.

Be clear with yourself as to what skills you wish to develop that caused you to be interested in this course. You may very well find better options that will fullfil your need.

While the course content was comprehensive, I felt that this course was not well-designed. Excel is a pretty un-intuitive tool that takes time getting used to. But this course spent too much time on basics and skimmed over more complicated functions. A course like this needs an abundance of exercises to help the student familiarise themselves with the different functions and also get the hang of the software. Moreover, the workbooks were riddled with mistakes, making the student-led exercises very hard to complete. Quite disappointed with this course

The test problems and practice problems are, ironically, terribly formatted and, sometimes, written, to the point where it's not clear what they're asking and it can make it very difficult to finish the course. I think some of the problems were written by non-native English speakers. This course was largely a waste of money- some useful tips, but could not finish because I didn't understand (nor did my husband) what they were asking for in one of the tests.

The subject matter as well as the videos and worksheets are excellent. Unfortunately, most of the assignments are filled with errors and inconsistencies. This in turn makes you question what you are learning. An unfortunate outcome, as it would have been an easy fix, more so since this course has been accessible to many for a very long time.

Week 3 questions were very poorly written. While that usually wouldn't merit such a low score on it's own, it is disappointing that the course creators have not improved/refined/updated the course during its 5 years of existence, as demonstrated by the abundance of ancient, unanswered forum posts on exactly the same issues.

The videos are ok, but the amount of examples and exercises is very insufficient for a "data analysis" certificate. Plus, several workbooks had incomplete or unclear instructions, the same with the quizzes. In one case (statistical workbook) even the answers were wrong. PwC could have been more careful with these items.

I THINK THE FINAL PROJECTS DON´T HAVE ENOUGH GUIDELINES TO ANSWER THEM, I HAVE HAD TO LOOK AT THE ANSWERS, SO I DON´T FEEL SATISFIED.