This course provides foundational knowledge of project management principles, processes, and practices. Participants will learn how to initiate, plan, execute, monitor, and close projects effectively.
This course aims to equip students with the skills needed to manage projects effectively across various industries. By the end, participants will be able to confidently approach project management tasks and contribute to successful project outcomes.
Course Features
- 24 contact hours/24 PDUs offered
- Understand key project management concepts and terminology.
- Identify the project lifecycle and its phases.
- Develop project plans, including scope, schedule, and budget.
- Learn techniques for risk management and stakeholder engagement.
- Apply tools and software used in project management.
What Will You Learn
- Acquire the essential project management skills needed to become a project manager or to oversee projects and teams effectively.
- Gain insight into how to choose and implement the most suitable project management approach, whether it’s traditional (waterfall), agile, or hybrid.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of traditional project management, agile methodologies, and the Scrum framework, including Scrum roles, events, and artifacts.
- Familiarize yourself with the responsibilities of project managers in three key areas: business acumen, people management, and processes.
- Cultivate a range of abilities such as problem-solving, conflict resolution, strategic thinking, emotional intelligence, and leadership skills.
KHDA Attested Certificate
Recommended Resources
- A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide)”
- Online project management tools and resources
- Relevant articles and case studies
Blog in Project Management
Course Features
- Lectures 14
- Quiz 0
- Duration 24 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 2900
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 14 Lessons
- 24 Hours
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- Introduction0
- Chapter 1: Fundamentals in Project Management0
- Chapter 2: Project Management Lifecycle (Process Groups) - ISO Standards5
- Chapter 3: Project Management Knowledge Areas9
- Role of Project Manager0
- Waterfall & Agile0
- Case Study0
Four-Year College / University Degree,
36 months of experience leading projects within the past eight years, 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM® certification OR
High School or Secondary School Diploma,
60 months of experience leading projects within the past eight years,
35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM® certification
The PMP exam costs $555 for those without PMI membership. For PMI members the cost of the PMP exam is $405. The cost of PMI membership is $129
As per the PMP handbook, “if you do not satisfy the CCR program within your active certification dates, you will be placed on suspended status. The suspension period lasts one year (12 months).
You need to renew your certification every 3 years. It can be renewed by maintaining professional development units (60 PDUs). The renewal cost is $60 if you have a PMI membership, $150 if you are not a PMI member.
Approx of 61% is the least passing score required to pass the PMP exam.
Tip 1: Read the questions carefully Tip 2: Understand the type of question
Tip 3: For lengthy questions, read the last sentence of the question and answer choices first
Tip 4: For situational questions, choose the BEST among several correct answers
You need to have a deeper understanding of the underlying project management concepts. PMP exam questions are very demanding because they require you to apply project management knowledge and skills to real-world practical problems.
Many PMP aspirants fail because they make basic mistakes while studying for the exam. There is a beautiful concept in project management called “lessons learned”. You can learn from others' mistakes and avoid them. Also, you should practice many situational questions and simulation tests. This way, you will be able to crack the exam on your first attempt.
Saving exam cost, download of PMI publications at free of cost, benefit from PMI chapters, can attend seminar and conferences at free of cost, free access of PM magazines, newsletter, journals and many more.
PMP certification validity lasts three years, but it can be renewed by maintaining professional development units (60 PDUs)
Once you submit payment - even if you submit it before your certification expires, it will be renewed from your current certification expiration date.
PMP aspirants should read and study the 7th edition of the PMBOK Guide to prepare for the exam, rather than the 6th. But reading the 7th edition alone won't be enough to succeed on the test.
Yes, PMP is highly recommended across industries. Wherever there are projects, there is a need for certified and skilled project management professionals.
Actually PMP exam is based on Examination Content Outline (ECO) - this is a document released by PMI. Asper PMI recommendation, the PMP aspirants should refer 10 books - PMBOK 7, Agile Practice Guide, Process Groups: A Practice Guide is among that.
Features
- 24 contact hours/24 PDUs offered
- Simplified coursebook
- Very Interactive Sessions with Q&A
- Retake options
Target audiences
- Project Manager
- Project Engineer
- Project Coordinator
- Project Assistant
- Project Staff
