You are quite right. We have seen them too. However, we do not believe this is the best way forward for anyone who is trying to learn a new skill or develop upon their existing knowledge.
All too often people attend training courses that have a long list of Learning Outcomes and are attacked by PowerPoint and coffee. This leads to overload and there is a huge percentage of people that leave these courses more confused than they were before they attended the course.
We concentrate on only the necessary course objectives and ensure you are proficient and confident with the subject matter before you leave. Learning is a layered process and each layer has to be solid before you build a new one on top.