It’s good training but you won’t see their certs listed in job posting requirements. More on reddit.com

I actually sat the cert this weekend and passed. I am not a certified stalker. I have the PJPT from TCM also. I think their training is decent, and the OSINT training is as good as their other stuff. I wrote a review with some details, link below. I cannot say how useful it will be for employment etc, however TCM's PNPT (their main ethical hacking cert) is appearing on more and more job descriptions. If you are looking to follow OSINT, I think having this under your belt might help you stand out and have something to talk about in interviews, if you have no other experience. I got the course/cert discounted on Black Friday (I think that's their biggest discount), I wouldn't pay $400 of my own money because I am a cheapskate. The exam is 72 hours, and I was stressed for 95% of the time. However, the course training did give me everything I needed. https://medium.com/@hughbrown123/practical-osint-research-professional-porp-review-e5689e226d38 More on reddit.com

I don't know too much about them, but from my experience working in the medical sector, I have seen only two recognized industry certifications at my job: Cisco (CCNA or CCNP), and CompTIA. From a quick Google search, TCM-Security does have hands on training. However, in my honest opinion for training, if it is viable, apply to community college and take courses. This was the route I did to get my A+, Cisco CCNA certifications. What I liked about taking classes was the class told you what book to get and provided the materials needed for hands on training. At the time the courses were 4 units and the cost per unit was $44 or $176, not including the book. I hope I was able to help. I forgot to mention they will offer you a discount voucher for the exam. I remember for Cisco, without the discount or was $300 and with the discount voucher from the school it was $150 or 50% off. Edit: Spelling More on reddit.com