Preparation for the PMP® Exam PM00.99

Increasingly, companies all over the world are recognizing the value that project management can provide to their performance. Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification has become the most recognized credential for the practice of the rapidly evolving profession of project management. This three-day, four-day or five-day PMBOK® Guide - aligned course prepares you for Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification examination and raises your project management skills to a more advanced level of performance.

Students to this class also receive:

  • Secrets of the PMP Exam e-book

  • Access to our online Test Bank to take repeated quizzes and tests

Prerequisites

  • Participants should be eligible to sit for the PMP® certification examination

Learning Objectives
At the end of this class, participants will be prepared to:

  • Apply an advanced knowledge of the project management based on the PMBOK® Guide model

  • Recognize both the content and format of examination questions

  • Identify weak areas that require more individual stud

  • Pass the Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification examination

Who Should Attend

  • Managers and project managers seeking PMP certification

  • Mid-career professionals who seek to further develop their project management skills

Course Outline

This course provides an overview of project management and covers the nine knowledge areas identified in the PMBOK® Guide along with a section on Professional Responsibilities:

  • Project Integration Management

  • Project Scope Management

  • Project Time Management

  • Project Cost Management

  • Project Quality Management

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  • Project Human Resource Management

  • Project Communications Management

  • Project Risk Management

  • Project Procurement Management

  • Professional Responsibilities

During the session, attendees will utilize practice questions to better understand the nature of the PMP exam. The instruction approach includes lecture, exercises and sample questions.

Class Length

  • Three days (28 contact hours, homework required) OR

  • Three days (24 contact hours) OR

  • Four days (28 contact hours) OR

  • Four days (35 contact hours, homework required) OR

  • Five days (35 contact hours)