iheed.org Bewertungen 14

Once they have your money the attitude changes straightaway and responses to queries, from someone called Maria, were curt at best, nasty at worst. I felt at times that I was being addressed like a schoolchild instead of an experienced physician. I considered making a complaint but decided just to never use them again.

The occupational medicine diploma is still not approved by the faculty of occupational medicine.

The learning materials were terrible. They're only available as interactive modules on the platform, so they only suit one particular style of learning.

After spending thousands you are left with absolutely no reference materials unless you subscribe.

The java format they use is clunky, unwieldy and user unfriendly.

If you're on mobile it glitches or doesn't load because they have made it so unnecessarily complex.

You can't read more than a few lines without having to flip cards or click "expand" or read needlessly long vignettes. It felt like one of those "choose your own adventure" games.
Page after page of overdesigned, poorly written notes and disability unfriendly because, for example, read aloud software doesn't work.
They've made it as difficult as possible to view the information.

Studying is so l condusive to work schedule and the team is very helpful and friendly .

Highly organized program with rich educational materials.Thevteaching staff is of high standards and very approachable and supportive.

My experience with Iheed has been wonderful, from the time I started submitting my interest to the person centered support in terms of an advisor every step of the way was key for me because I was new to studying in a different country and I had lots of questions and needed reassurances.

The programme was convenient for me, and I found my Programme Manager very willing and available to help. My Dissertation Supervisor was thorough and supportive.
Failings include confusing LSBU with the University of Warwick at the dissertation stage. Is iheed affiliated with LSBU or the University of Warwick? . This needs to be made very clear. Lecturers should have a multicultural background and experience, as this study cuts across so many countries and continents.

Really bad experience all degrees are fake

The customer service of this company is exceptionally poor. Having worked in and run University's for most of my career the customer service for trying to book a £4500 PGCert for a sponsor organisation was of the scale bad.
Warwick should review this relationship and do it in house. No wonder University's are in such trouble.

Public Warning: My Experience with iheed
A word of caution to anyone considering iheed for online education. My unfortunate recent experience was a nightmare. They entice you into signing restrictive terms and conditions that legally cripple your ability to dispute anything later, a tactic that is particularly effective against non-EU residents.

​The process begins with online coaching but quickly shifts to an ambiguous examination system designed to systematically extract your hard-earned money.
Most importantly for those in the region: None of the hospitals here in KSA accept their certificate. It holds no professional value practically.
Before you engage in what I can only describe as an educational gamble, I urge you to conduct a thorough risk-benefit analysis. Be careful.

Unfortunately what seemed to be a good masters programme from the outside, turned out to be a very weak attempt at a masters. They have good sales people selling the programme who make it sound amazing. Sadly, it's not. Unfortunately i'm half way through the programme so I feel like I need to finish it as it' paid for but I badly regret being sold on this. There is no teaching on the programme, it is entirely DIY. Here are some articles to read, chat to your co-students about them and then write an assignment. No choice in the assignments/cannot tailor to interests. Assignments are pretty uninspiring. I don't think anyone enjoyed them. The instructions were not clear and, despite lots of people asking for clarity, none was forthcoming. Tutors change every few weeks so not possible to build any relationship with them. Haven't been great either. I'm sure they're qualified people but they have no opportunity to teach, inspire, share their knowledge or experience. They might as well be an admin person facilitating the sessions because there is no scope for them to really add anything at all. 1 hour per week contact time, 85% of which is spent talking to other students, means that it's impossible to learn from the tutors. No lectures. No videos to watch in own time. No library access. No materials that can be downloaded to keep. Portal is a very cursory overview of the subject. Very, very light reading list. No suggestions for deep dives into areas of interest. Warwick validates the programme but don't be fooled - you will have no connection to the University. No ability to use their library. No ability to use their resources. No ability to join their societies or clubs. No contact with their Faculty to learn from their research. It's connected in name only. You're going to be learning from the iheed team only. There are definitely going to be far, far better programmes out there for the same cost or cheaper. Most of the cohort were very underwhelmed/ irate. Keep looking..

Poorly organised with assessments, several proctoring companies used throughout, lectures cancelled and moved . The referral fee is also non existent. Still waiting

Most of the tutors are fair to students. Recently received biased feedback addressed to someone else, one of the tutors stated he could not find some details which were clearly mentioned and discussed in the essay. The institution has failed to address the issue. Bias and prejudice is real 😳.

It was a bad experience with Iheed.org, they are more worse than scamers, the quality of education is poor, you will learn nothing, just waste of time and money.
They will not do what they promise.
Please go for other institute.