10710 PMP® 120d without exam (english)

On completion of the course PMP participants will have attained an overall "Intermediate" Competence Level in Project Management.
At overall competence Level 2: Intermediate Application participants completing this course will be able to:

• Navigate the PMI Body of Knowledge and perceive the distinction between knowledge areas and process groups
• Recognize the inputs and outputs associated with each of the PMI processes
• Use and create the deliverables associated with Project Integration Management including planning for success
• Plan for and manage the Project Stakeholder Management process
• Define and manage Project Scope effectively
• Produce estimates and develop a schedule to properly undertake Project Time Management
• Create a budget and measure performance to implement Project Cost Management
• Successfully identify and manage risks and issues
• Understand Project Quality Management
• Provide effective and appropriate communication within project management
• Understand how organisations and projects are structured
• Understand Project Procurement Management
• Make use of the principles of Human Resource management to implement leadership and teamwork
• Evaluate the contexts and environments in which projects can be delivered
• Understand governance of project management and the use of structured methodologies

The course PMP carries 35 Personal Development Units (PDUs).

This course is designed for project managers, project team members, other managers and all those who would benefit from exposure to best practice in project management. In particular:

• Existing project managers keen to experience best practice as defined by the PMI who may wish to sit the CAPM or PMP qualifications
• New project managers looking to add new weapons to their project management armoury
• Project team members who wish to better understand the responsibilities and activities involved in project management
• Project team members who wish to progress into a career as a project manager

• PMI Project Methodology
• Project Integration Management
• Project Stakeholder Management
• Project Scope Management
• Project Time Management
• Project Cost Management
• Project Risk Management
• Project Quality Management
• Project Communication Management
• Project Procurement Management
• Project Human Resource Management

The course PMP carries 35 Personal Development Units (PDUs).

To complete the course and have an optimal exam preparation, we recommend you to spend at least 35 hours of study.

The course has no prerequisites. 

To be able to take part in the PMP exam, you must have the following prerequisites:

• Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate's degree or the global equivalent)
• 7500 hours leading and directing projects
• 35 hours of project management education

Or

• Four-year degree
• 4500 hours leading and directing projects
• 35 hours of project management education