Course Outline

Learning Objectives

By the end of the course, delegates will have:

Established how the 5 process groups and professional responsibility requirements form the framework for the examination.
Established how each specific process and activity relate to each other.
Understood how to interpret all the major PMI® definitions and acronyms.
Practiced and understood the Exam's format and typical questions.
Acquired the knowledge and understanding necessary in order to prepare a personal study plan for the PMP® Exam or CAPM Exam.

Topics Covered

Introductions and Expectations
Exam structure-
Definitions, vocabulary and acronyms
Professional Responsibility
Project Initiation
Project Planning
Integration of 8 knowledge areas
Project Execution
Project Control
Project Closing
Revision of Sample Questions/Distribution of Practice Examination
Planning of exam revision, reading list and vital tips for passing the Examination

Attendance

This course is aimed at people who already have a working knowledge of Project Management principles, practices, tools and techniques and wish to sit the PMP® and/or CAPM exam. Please note that the PMI® defines experiential and academic prerequisites for both its' PMP® and CAPM exams. Delegates should visit the certification section of the PMI® website (www.pmi.org) to check on these prerequisites and consider on-line application for the exam before the course begins.