Welcome to our intensive 5-day PMP® Certification Training Bootcamp—a specially designed program that meticulously prepares you for the globally recognized Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification examination. The PMP® certification, awarded by the Project Management Institute (PMI), is a respected proof of your deep knowledge, practical skills, and strong professionalism in managing projects.
Participation in our boot camp is much more than just exam preparation. It's about empowering you with deep insights and applicable techniques across diverse project management fields. With an emphasis on real-world application, our course equips you with skills that enhance your exam performance and your ability to lead and deliver successful projects in various business environments.
Pursuing PMP® certification brings a multitude of advantages. It signifies your commitment to project management excellence, enabling you to stand out in the competitive job market. Many hiring managers prefer, and in some cases require, PMP® certified project managers. Beyond opening new job opportunities, certification is often associated with higher salaries compared to non-certified peers. Furthermore, earning your PMP® enhances your professional credibility, fostering trust among stakeholders, and providing you with a powerful platform to influence and lead.
In this boot camp, delegates can expect to dive deep into critical project management domains, including people management, process implementation, and understanding the business environment. By navigating through topics such as conflict management, risk assessment, project planning, and compliance, you'll emerge with a well-rounded, practical understanding of managing successful projects. This course also allows delegates to earn up to 35 PDUs, meeting the project management education prerequisite for the PMP® examination.
The combination of theory, practice exams, interactive discussions, and our experienced instructors' insights prepare you thoroughly for the PMP® exam and beyond. Upon course completion, you will be awarded 35 PDUs by the PMI and receive a Certificate of Completion.
All delegates enrolled in virtual course bookings receive a hard copy of course materials sent to a preferred postal address.
This course is designed for ambitious professionals seeking to elevate their project management skills and career trajectory. Our target students stem from diverse industries, embodying roles from experienced project managers to those transitioning into the field. They share a passion for continual learning, problem-solving, and professional growth. These individuals understand that a PMP® certification is more than a title—it's a globally recognized testament to their expertise, practical skills, and commitment to ethical conduct.
To attend our PMP® Certification Training Course, there are no specific prerequisites - anyone interested in advancing their project management skills can enroll. However, please note that the Project Management Institute (PMI)® sets stringent requirements for those who wish to sit for the PMP® certification exam. To be eligible, candidates must:
Applicants must possess substantial experience in leading and overseeing projects. According to the PMBOK® Guide, a project is a limited-time venture aimed at creating a distinct product, service, or outcome.
Moreover, candidates must have accumulated a minimum of 35 contact hours in formal project management education, unless they currently hold a CAPM® certification. Active CAPM® certification holders are exempted from this requirement and need not provide documentation for the 35 contact hours. In other words, their project management education prerequisite is effectively waived.
Our course is designed to fulfill this educational prerequisite, but the candidate must meet the experience requirement.
You may find that the CAPM® certification path is a better match if you are not eligible.
The PMP® Certification Exam is crucial to earning the globally recognized Project Management Professional (PMP)® credential. This rigorous assessment, developed and administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI)®, tests your understanding of key project management concepts, methodologies, and best practices.
The exam comprises 180 multiple-choice questions, to be completed within 230 minutes. It covers three domains: People (42%), Process (50%), and Business Environment (8%).
As for the cost, PMI® members pay $405, while non-members are charged $555. This fee covers one attempt; resit fees apply if necessary. Please note, membership with PMI® is $139 per year and includes numerous benefits apart from reduced exam fees.
To book the PMP® exam, you'll need to complete an online application on PMI's official website, www.pmi.org. This application includes detailing your education and project management experience. After PMI® approves your application, you'll receive an invitation to schedule your exam.
The PMP® exam includes a total of 180 questions, out of which 5 are pretest questions. These pretest questions, used to evaluate the validity of future exam queries, do not contribute to your final score and are interspersed randomly throughout the test. To see the types of questions on the exam, please visit the PMP Exam Updates page on PMI's website.
The total time given to finish the test at the center is 230 minutes, but it might take some candidates less than the full time to complete it.
The exam is broken up by two 10-minute breaks, introduced after you finish and review answers for questions 1-60 and 120, respectively. Once you initiate a break after reviewing your answers, you cannot return to the previous exam section. After each break, you will resume the exam with the remaining time to finish the remaining questions.
Before the exam starts, there is an optional tutorial, and post-exam, there is an optional survey. Each takes 5-15 minutes and does not count towards the total exam time of 230 minutes.
The PMP® Certification Exam is challenging, but with adequate preparation, it is achievable. Expect to demonstrate your knowledge, skills, and experience in leading and directing projects. In our course, we'll equip you with all necessary tools and techniques to confidently approach the exam.
Homework: Review PMI’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct.
Homework: Develop a conflict resolution plan based on a given case study.
Homework: Create a comprehensive project management plan for a hypothetical project.
Homework: Develop a plan for managing potential impacts on a project from changes in the external business environment.
Please note that the above syllabus is a suggested breakdown and could be adjusted based on the specific needs of the participants, as well as the pace of learning during the course.
1. What is PMP certification? The Project Management Professional (PMP) is a globally recognized professional certification offered by the Project Management Institute (PMI). It validates a professional's competence to perform in the role of a project manager and their ability to lead and direct projects.
2. Why should I get a PMP certification? Earning a PMP certification showcases your commitment to project management excellence and your ability to manage complex projects. Many employers require or prefer PMP certification for certain project management roles. Certified PMPs often enjoy better job opportunities and higher salaries than their non-certified peers.
3. Who is the PMP certification for? The PMP certification is intended for experienced project managers looking to validate their skills and expertise in project management. It is also valuable for professionals transitioning into a project management role.
4. What are the eligibility requirements for PMP certification? To be eligible for the PMP certification, candidates must either hold a four-year degree with at least three years (or 4,500 hours) of project management experience, or a high school diploma with at least five years (or 7,500 hours) of such experience. They must also have accumulated at least 35 contact hours of formal project management education or hold an active CAPM certification.
5. How much does the PMP certification exam cost? As of the latest update, the cost for PMI members is $405, while the cost for non-members is $555. These costs cover one exam attempt. PMI membership costs $139 annually and offers several benefits, including discounted exam fees.
6. What is the process to get a PMP certification? The process begins with fulfilling the eligibility criteria set by PMI. Then, you must submit an online application detailing your education and project management experience. After your application is approved, you can schedule and take the PMP exam. After passing the exam, you will be awarded the PMP certification.
7. What happens after I pass the PMP certification exam? After passing the exam, you become a PMP-certified professional. This certification is valid for three years. You must earn 60 Professional Development Units (PDUs) during this period to maintain your certification status.
8. How do I renew my PMP certification? To renew your PMP certification, you must earn 60 Professional Development Units (PDUs) within the three-year certification cycle. These PDUs can be earned by engaging in professional development activities related to project management, such as taking further courses, attending webinars, or contributing to professional literature in the field. After earning the necessary PDUs, you can apply for renewal through PMI's Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) system.
1. What is the PMP Certification Training Bootcamp? The PMP Certification Training Bootcamp is a 5-day intensive course designed to prepare candidates for the PMP certification exam. The course is not just about exam preparation; it provides deep insights and practical skills across different project management fields. It covers critical project management domains, including people management, process implementation, and understanding the business environment.
2. Who should take this course? This course is ideal for ambitious professionals looking to enhance their project management skills and advance their careers. This includes experienced project managers as well as professionals transitioning into the field of project management.
3. Are there any prerequisites for the course? There are no specific prerequisites to attend this course. However, to sit for the PMP exam, candidates must meet the eligibility requirements set by PMI, which include educational qualifications, project management experience, and formal project management education.
4. How does the course prepare me for the PMP certification exam? The course covers all aspects of the PMP exam. It dives deep into key project management domains and uses a combination of theory, practice exams, interactive discussions, and instructors' insights to prepare you for the exam.
5. What will I receive at the end of the course? You will receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of the course. Additionally, you will be awarded 35 PDUs by PMI, meeting the project management education prerequisite for the PMP examination.
6. What are the course materials? All enrolled delegates will receive a hard copy of the course materials for virtual courses, which will be sent to their preferred postal address.
7. What is the course outline? The course is broken down into five days of class instruction. Each day of PMP training focuses on different domains of project management, including people management, process implementation, and understanding the business environment. The final day of the PMP course is devoted to reviewing key concepts, providing exam strategies, and practicing with example exam questions.
8. How will the course help me in my career? The course equips you with the skills and knowledge to successfully manage projects in various business environments. It also prepares you for the PMP certification, which is highly valued by employers and can open doors to new job opportunities and higher salaries.
1. What is the format of the PMP certification exam? The PMP certification exam consists of 180 multiple-choice questions that cover three domains: People (42%), Process (50%), and Business Environment (8%). The exam must be completed within 230 minutes.
2. How do I schedule the PMP exam? You can schedule the PMP exam by completing an online application on the PMI's official website, www.pmi.org. After PMI approves your application, you will receive an invitation to schedule your exam.
3. How much does the PMP exam cost? For PMI members, the cost of the PMP exam is $405, and for non-members, it is $555. This fee covers one attempt; resit fees apply if necessary. Note that PMI membership is $139 per year and includes numerous benefits apart from reduced exam fees.
4. Can I retake the PMP certification exam if I fail? Yes, if you fail the PMP certification exam on your first attempt, you are allowed to retake it. However, additional fees will apply.
5. What types of questions can I expect on the PMP exam? The PMP exam includes multiple-choice questions that assess your understanding of key project management concepts, methodologies, and best practices. You can prepare for the PMP exam by accessing more detailed information on the types of questions by visiting the PMP Exam Updates page on PMI's website.
6. How long do I have to wait to get the PMP certification after passing the exam? Typically, upon passing the exam, PMI processes the results and issues the project management certification within a few days. However, the exact timeline can vary.
