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Course Outline

Introduction to the PMP-Prep Course

  • Overview of the PMP 2022/2023 exam.
  • PMP Exam Content Outline (ECO).
  • Course goals, scope, and structure.

Key PM Concepts

  • The project and its ecosystem.
  • PM principles according to the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition.
  • Governance structures.
  • Project Life Cycle (LC).
  • Approaches to project design.

Teams, Stakeholders, and Project Organization

  • Team building.
  • Defining team conduct rules.
  • Analyzing project objectives and conditions.
  • Leading the team – PM leadership styles.
  • Engaging the team and understanding member motivation.
  • Empowering team members and stakeholders.
  • Developing team member competencies.
  • Engaging and supporting virtual teams.
  • Building understanding of the project design.

Project Stakeholders

  • Working and collaborating with stakeholders.
  • Stakeholder empowerment and mentoring.

Initiating and Planning a Project

  • Determining the appropriate project approach and management practices.
  • Analyzing and defining the value and benefits provided by the project.
  • Scope planning and management.
  • Schedule planning and management.
  • Planning and managing budgets and resources.
  • Product quality planning and management.
  • Communication planning.
  • Procurement planning and management.
  • Risk management planning.
  • Determining the approach to changes and the project metrics to be used.
  • Integrating project planning activities.
  • Planning and managing project and phase closures.

Project Implementation and Monitoring

  • Implementing the project to deliver business value.
  • Risk management.
  • Communication management.
  • Stakeholder engagement.
  • Production of project deliverables.
  • Monitoring the project using various metrics.
  • Project change management.
  • Project issue management.
  • Facilitating knowledge transfer to and from the project.
  • Managing the closure of the project phase and the entire project.

The Team and Stakeholders During the Project

  • Leading the team during implementation.
  • Supporting the effective functioning of the team.
  • Identifying and removing obstacles and blockages.
  • Conflict management.
  • Stakeholder engagement.
  • Cooperation with stakeholders during project progress.
  • Mentoring key stakeholders.
  • Using emotional intelligence to increase team effectiveness.

Business Aspects of the Project

  • Project compliance management.
  • Evaluating and delivering value and benefits.
  • Evaluating and addressing internal and external changes to the business environment.
  • Supporting organizational change.
  • Continuous improvement – application of the continuous improvement process.

How to Pass the Exam?

  • Methods for preparing for the PMP exam®.
  • Useful resources.
  • The exam process.
  • Exam tips.
  • Sample questions (conducted during training).
  • Mock exam.

Requirements

There are no prerequisites for participating in the training itself. However, to be admitted by PMI for the PMP® exam, candidates must have a minimum of 36 months of documentable project management experience and have completed 35 hours of project management training.

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