The course is structured around lecture, workshops, discussion, practice exams, tips and questions, as well as specific studying and preparation practices.
The Project Management curriculum is based on the general knowledge and practices of the Project Management Institute’s Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK)™.
PMI® requires 4500 hours of project management experience to take the PMP® exam. PMI® requires that exam candidates complete 35 contact hours of education to prepare for the exam. This course requires 50-60 hours of work, thus fulfilling the education requirement.
Who Should Attend :
This boot camp is suitable for Mid- to senior-level project managers and directors, program managers, directors and product development professionals and anyone who is interested in PMI Certification.
Objectives:
- Master the “people skills” of project management to motivate and empower your people Reduce crises and surprises
- Identify the actions/approaches you can take sooner to avoid or mitigate risk
- Discover the basic tools for identifying and measuring risk
- Develop reactive strategies to soften the impact of risks on project schedules, budget, quality and human resources
- Identify risk “symptoms” or triggers to realistically assess what’s ahead and protect your project’s success
- Effectively control scope, cost and outcomes
- Ensure the quality of your project deliverables by improving your project management process
- Reduce the likelihood of project failure or costly rework
- Ensure that project results meet customer requirements—and government, industry and corporate standards
- Increase productivity and cost savings
- Understand the distinctions and application of Quality Planning, Quality Assurance, and Quality Control.
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PMI Certification Preparation Training Boot Camp
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