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Course information

PMP CERTIFICATION TRAINING: As the world’s leading authority on project management, PMI created PMP Certification to recognize project managers who have proven they have the skills to successfully manage projects. Project Management Professional (PMP) certification represents an elite group of project managers. It proves project leadership experience and expertise in any way of working.

Research indicates that employers will need to fill nearly 3.5 million new project oriented roles each year through 2030.  This means skilled project managers are in high demand.  PMP Certification is designed by project professionals, for project professionals and validates that you are among the best.

To obtain PMP certification, a project manager must meet certain requirements and then pass a 180-question exam. The PMP exam was created by project leaders for project leaders, so each test question can be related to real-life project management experiences.

PMP certification validates that you are highly skilled in:

People: Recognizing you have the skills to effectively lead and motivate a project team throughout a project.

Process: Using predictive, agile and hybrid approaches to determine which way of working is best for each project.

Business Environment: Highlighting the success of a project and its impact on overall strategic organizational goals.

PMP Training – Course Details
Training Objectives of PMP:
The Main Objective of PMP is to impart the required knowledge to project managers aspiring to get PMP certification from PMI’s standard processes and terminology for project management. The Overall Course gives you the skills to ensure your projects are completed in time and on budget while giving your client the product they expect.
Target Students / Prerequisites:
Students must be belonging to IT Background and having basic programming skills.
PMP Course Details:
Knowledge Areas
Introduction
Project Integration Management
Project Scope Management
Project Time Management
Project Cost Management
Project Quality Management
Project Human Resources Management
Professional Responsibility
Project Communications Management
Project Risk Management
Project Procurement Management
Program Review
Project Management Theories
Collective Best Practices as set out in Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) from PMI.
Discussion of Project Management Experiences
Avoiding mistakes and pitfalls encountered by Project Managers in the past
Practicing the established Best Practices
Practice Questions
End of module mini-tests and discussions
Assessment & Review
Full-length assessment to gauge trainees understanding of the program
Review of the course
Exam