Name of Course:         PMP® Program Introduction

Course number:             2169-JTC840

Description

This program gets you started on the path towards PMP® certification, the most recognized industry certification for project management professionals today.  It explains the pre-requisites for sitting for the exam, including experience and education requirements as well as what is involved in the application process.  Attendees will receive assistance with study plans and will take a 50 question sample test which can be used to determine the individual's strengths and weaknesses in the areas of project management covered on the exam. Each participant will receive a PMBOK® Guide Third Edition.

Target Audience

Project management professionals who are interested in taking the PMP® Exam.

Pre-requisites:          None

Duration:                   1/2 day

PDUs:                         4 PDUs (counted towards the education requirement for certification)

Objectives 

 

	Review of the PMP® program
	Understand the pre-requisites to taking the exam
	Learn the steps in the application process
	Review best practices for studying and preparing for the exam
	Lay out the plan to become a PMP®
	Identify strengths and weaknesses

 

Instructional Methods

Includes a mix of lecture, Q & A, review of documents and sample tests.

Topics Covered:

	The PMP® Program History Where it is today
	Exam Pre-requisities Education Experience
	The Application The forms Level of detail to use Documentation needed
	The Exam Format Content
	Recommendations Assess where you stand Determine the best fit for you; self-study or prep course Set a deadline Use sample tests
	Lay out the plan to become PMP® Start with the application early Set a deadline and work backward Identify key milestones
	Sample test Review sample questions Take sample test Grade and identify strengths and weaknesses Discuss test results