The PMP® course helps in:

· Building confidence to immediately take the PMP® examination upon the conclusion of the course.

· Providing tips to delegates to answer difficult multiple-choice questions.

· Creating a study technique and setting up a network of learners or group study.

· Practising answering questions like in the real examination during the classes and outside classes.

· Rationalizing answers to examination questions.

Participants will benefit from:

• Becoming an expert in project management practice
• Gaining confidence and professional insights needed for a project management career
• Applying best practices that apply to diverse projects in multiple industries
• Obtaining a world-renown professional certification in project management
• Passing the PMP® examination could boost the earning potential by developing project management skills
• Project management experience can open up the doors to rapid promotion
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• The PMP® course helps organisations to benefit from:

  • Excelling in project management practice and increasing organisational maturity
  • Equipping employees in refining abilities for project leadership and management
  • Gaining confidence from customers by having project professionals having a world-renown professional certification in project management

DAY ONE

Module 1: Framework

• PMI® certification process to become a PMP®
• Define processes, methodologies, and concepts within the 9 knowledge areas
• Define key terms
• Describe application of principles and techniques to manage projects
• Personal expectations correlated to learning objectives

Module 2: Professional Responsibility

• Legal, ethical, and professional behavior
• Relationship of professional responsibility domain and the 9 areas of knowledge in the PMBOK® Guide
• Code of conduct
• Cultural sensitivity in International Project Management

Participants will benefit from:

• Becoming an expert in project management practice
• Gaining confidence and professional insights needed for a project management career
• Applying best practices that apply to diverse projects in multiple industries
• Obtaining a world-renown professional certification in project management
• Passing the PMP® examination could boost the earning potential by developing project management skills
• Project management experience can open up the doors to rapid promotion
• Review of PMP® Certification process
• Test-taking strategies
• Review of the 5 project management process areas and the professional responsibility domain
• Review the 9 knowledge areas

DAY TWO

Module 4: Project Integration Management

• Develop Project Charter
• Develop Project Management Plan
• Direct & Manage Project Execution
• Monitor & Control Project Work
• Perform Integrated Change Control
• Close Project or Phase

Module 5: Project Scope Management

• Collect Requirements
• Define Scope
• Create WBS
• Verify Scope
• Control Scope

DAY THREE

Module 6: Project Time Management

• Define Activities
• Sequence Activities
• Estimate Activity Resources
• Estimate Activity Durations
• Develop Schedule
• Control Schedule

Module 7: Project Cost Management

• Estimate Cost
• Determine Budget
• Control Costs

DAY FOUR

Module 8: Project Quality Management

• Plan Quality
• Perform Quality Assurance
• Perform Quality Control

Module 9: Project Human Resource Management

• Develop Human Resource Plan
• Acquire Project Team
• Develop Project Team
• Manage Project Team

Module 10: Project Communications Management

• Identify Stakeholders
• Plan Communications
• Distribute Information
• Manage Stakeholder Expectations
• Report Performance

DAY FIVE

Module 11: Project Risk Management

• Plan Risk Management
• Identify Risks
• Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis
• Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis
• Plan Risk Responses
• Monitor & Control Risks

Module 12: Project Procurement Management

• Plan Procurements
• Conduct Procurements
• Administer Procurements
• Close Procurements

Participants may only apply to sit for the examination if they have obtained at least a university degree or equivalent

• A minimum of 4,500 hours project management experience within 36 months (non-overlapping) prior of the application to sit for the examination, and
• At least 35 hours of project management education.

Delegates who do not have a university degree may opt applying for the examination via increased demands on project management experience to

• 7,500 hours within 60 months (non-overlapping)
• At least 35 hours of Project Management education.

The Facilitator through presentations will give the participants help and guidance during the pre-examination process and the sessions are challenging and practical through the use of simulated test questions and answers where learning comes with a test of 15 key and very challenging questions upon the completion of each module. A separate web-based testing is available to allow candidates to practice more questions, and at their pace.