This course fulfills the mandatory requirement of PMI® for 35 hrs of training in Project Management, before any one applies for the PMP® exam. For PMI® certification eligibility criteria, please visit the website www.pmi.org
The Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification is designed to lead the participants to an internationally recognized Certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI®), USA. PMFORU started conducting PMP® Exam Prep Course (Public / Corporate) in the week ends / weekdays / evenings totaling to 35 hours of Contact education covering all 9 knowledge areas of New PMBOK® Guide-4th Edition and the domain of Professional responsibility in alignment with PMI's New PMBOK® Guide-4th Edition.
This program covers the Five process group areas across all the knowledge areas of the New Project Management Body of Knowledge 4th Edition (PMBOK® Guide) viz., Initiating, Planning, Executing, Controlling, Closing. Knowledge learned in this program can lead to Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification from the Project Management Institute. Join the world's most successful companies that have benefited by making their Managers, Engineers, Project Managers proud PMPs
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INR Value |
USD Value |
Credit Card Payment |
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14,000 RS |
$310 USD |
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Program Overview
TheProgram includes all knowledge areas of the New Project Management Body of Knowledge 4th Edition (PMBOK® Guide) and practical examples from the field to help you to establish project management practices in your organization. This project management training will challenge your staffs' thinking, introduce you to new management concepts and provide you with the essential principles necessary for professional and project success.
Benefits to You
- Be able to describe and understand the 42 processes
- Be able to understand 9 Knowledge Areas
- Apply your knowledge/skills to pass the PMP® exam
- Optimize your time
- Feel more confident to pass the Exam
- Know what is and is not on the test
- Learn how to think the PMI way
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