"We're on a mission to supply personalized exam prep...

"that students can afford."

Inside PPE Headquarters

Get to know those behind the scenes and the what drives us forward

LETTER FROM OUR CEO

The education system wasn't designed for just for you (nor just for me either)

The education industry was designed (so many years ago) by those tasked with teaching (teachers, professors, colleges, and universities). The classroom model works, but it's expensive and guess what ... a one-size-fits all approach isn't always the best learning environment.

​That's why I started PPE Headquarters.  
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We started by providing smart, simple exam preparation, without the high fees associated with traditional education providers. ​Technology makes learning easier, personal, and affordable for more people. 

Our ultimate goal is to provide a private tutor experience with technology for a fair price.  

It's about crafting quality learning experiences
​(for students, not teachers)

Founder, PPE Headquarters 

What we're about

• Relationships - we are human, so we are accessible, approachable and regularly go the extra mile to help

 

• Experiences - we dig deep to create unique learning experiences that outperform traditional classes 

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• Thoroughness - engineering thoroughness is the rigour we apply to craft industry-leading products

Who we are

We help Canadian and US Engineers pass their professional certification exams. We’re founded in Canada in 2016 and prepare 100+ engineers a month. We’re currently a team of 4 in Calgary, Canada, Oklahoma City, USA, and Cairo, Egypt, with a network of 3rd party contractors. 

Mike Grossman is the founder of PPE Headquarters. He's been a professional engineer for 20 years and graduated from the University of Saskatchewan.
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​"The engineering profession has provided me with endless opportunities: meaningful work, great friendships and world travel. It's rewarding to continue the tradition and to help the next generation of professionals."

Bosch is everyone's best friend after a trip to the groomer. Unfortunately, his breath is not friendly after a couple of days (just saying). Bosch doesn't do much around the office (he never really did) and calls Lima, Peru home.  


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