Hi Dean! 

I passed!  Your seminar is by far the best!  (I have taken just about all of them now as the company reimburses).  This time I felt in control of the panel and was ready for the questions and managed to give them a verbatim definition of 'Responsible Control' one of the few times they tried to take me down the road.  I will continue to recommend your seminar to people and wish you the best going forward and I will post to areforum.  I actually took the Funkaar Seminar and there is no comparison...I found myself correcting the instructor more often than not and the material is very dated. So keep doing what you are doing...it works big time...the confidence factor is huge and I could see this time how it made a positive difference with the jury. Thank you again Dean,

 Greg K. (Passed September 2007)

Just a follow up to my earlier posting.  I took the September exam, and passed.  I could not have done it without Dean Lee as my tutor, in combination with forming a study group and studying really hard for a good 7 weeks!

I had taken the exam more than once previous to passing, and this last time, I really think Dean made a difference.  I have had other tutors and seminars for those earlier tests.  But by far, Dean has the best strategy for passing.  He does not focus on the study material (so don't expect him to give you a 3 hour introductory overview of what material to study).  Instead he focuses on what types of questions would be asked during the exam, and what's the best way to answer them.   

More importantly, he had passed the exam relatively recently, so he is completely in tune with what is currently being tested, unlike the other older, more experienced, but out-of-touch tutors that also hold seminars. 

Take Dean Lee's seminar or get him as a tutor to help you pass the exam. 

Tanya C. (Passed September 2007)

I'm joining the chant of passers and Dean Lee recommenders.  (Did that make any sense...oh well?)  Take Dean’ seminar...I passed on my first try.  Yes, I did study quite intensely for a month before the test.  Less intensely for a month before that.  Oh, and yes, study the content of the test before taking DL's seminar.  Otherwise you will be lost and Dean can't spend your valuable time (and money) explaining all of the content.  He will, though, give a brief explanation of any topic you bring up. 

Noel T. (Passed November 2007)

If this is your first time taking the test I really recommend Dean Lee's Seminar.  Like no other seminar you will walk out of his with a real feel for how the test is administered.  Not to mention direction on how to study.  And he does have a seminar coming up this month

Wayne S. (Nov. 2007)

I'd definitely recommend Dean Lee's seminar. I had flunked after reading everything I got my hands on. I hadn't actually practiced speaking or joined a study group which was a big problem. Being a bookworm isn't the same as practicing your answers in a group environment. His insight into breaking down the questions made me reevaluate how I was answering and he also coached on confidence and delivery.
Worked for me    good luck!

Elizabeth O. (Passed November 2007)