Target Population:
Project managers, team members, and support staff who
are interested in obtaining PMP® certification through
the PMI (Project Management Institute). Participants
should have at least three years experience either
leading or directing project work or, at a minimum, a
moderate level of responsibility in this regard for this
period of time. They should also be ready to supplement
this program with additional individual study time, in
order to adequately prepare for the exam.
Group Size: Up
to 20 participants
Length
of Program:
Five
Days
Course
Format: Highly
experiential…Theory
and principles…”How to” techniques for test preparation
and taking the exam…Discussion…Practice test questions
including answers and review…Individual and group
exercises
The Need
Preparing for (and ultimately
passing!) the PMP® exam is a major challenge for project
managers. This program covers all the required project
management knowledge areas, in addition to test taking
techniques and practice questions. Individuals who
complete this program will dramatically improve their
chances of passing. This program also satisfies the 35
hour training requirement for an applicant to be
eligible to sit for the exam.
Objectives
• To understand key
project management concepts, tools, and outputs that may
appear on the certification exam.
• To identify common pitfalls test-takers face and how
to avoid them
• To understand how to calculate answers using a set of
common formulas
• To know how to apply for the PMP® Exam, based on
PMI’s eligibility criteria
• To learn how to prepare to take the PMP® Exam and
know the guidelines required
for further study, in order to pass the exam
Program Content
• PMP® Exam Basics
and PMBOK® (Project Management Body Of Knowledge)
• Overview
• Integration Management
• Scope Management
• Time/Activity Management
• Cost Management
• Quality Management
• Human Resource Management
• Communications Management
• Risk Management
• Procurement Management
BACK
TO Project Management
