Project Management
PMP Certification Training with 35 Contact Hours
35 hours of instructor-led project management education for your PMP application
Preparation guidance for both the current exam and the new PMP exam launching July 9, 2026
Coverage of predictive, adaptive/agile, and hybrid project delivery approaches
Scenario-based practice, mock exams, and exam-question review
PMP application, experience-documentation, and audit guidance
Learning led by experienced PMP-certified project professionals
Clear guidance on the three-year certification cycle and earning 60 PDUs
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Plan for your target exam date
PMP certification validates your ability to lead people, manage project delivery, and connect project decisions to business priorities. This 35-hour course builds those capabilities through realistic scenarios across predictive, adaptive/agile, and hybrid ways of working.
PMI launches an updated PMP exam on July 9, 2026. Your preparation should match your exam date: use the current exam path when testing before July 9, or prepare for the updated domains, AI, sustainability, value delivery, case studies, and practicum-style questions when testing from July 9 onward.
35 hours of live instructor-led PMP exam preparation
Choose the right preparation path for exams before or from July 9, 2026
Practice predictive, adaptive/agile, and hybrid project scenarios
Prepare for 180-question, scenario-based PMP exams
Learn the updated 2026 domains: People 33%, Process 41%, and Business Environment 26%
Understand emerging exam topics including AI, sustainability, and value delivery
Use mock exams, quizzes, and guided answer reviews to assess readiness
Receive support with the PMP application and experience documentation
Join weekday or weekend live online batches
Build a practical study plan around your target exam date
Understand the PMP credential, eligibility pathways, application process, audit readiness, and how to select the correct exam version for your target date.
Develop leadership, conflict management, coaching, emotional intelligence, stakeholder engagement, and team-performance skills.
Plan scope, schedules, cost, quality, resources, procurement, communications, and delivery while tailoring practices to project context.
Identify uncertainty, respond to risks and issues, control change, maintain compliance, and support effective project governance.
Apply predictive lifecycles, process groups, baselines, earned value concepts, forecasting, and integrated change control.
Use iterative and incremental delivery, agile roles and events, backlog practices, flow, and hybrid approaches in realistic situations.
Connect projects to strategy, benefits, organizational change, compliance, sustainability, and measurable business value.
Understand how AI-assisted analysis, responsible decision-making, data, and emerging technology affect project leadership and the July 2026 exam.
Practice scenario-based questions, case studies, question elimination, time management, mock exams, and final readiness planning.
PMP application and audit guidance
Scenario-based practice and mock-exam review
35 hours of live instructor-led PMP exam preparation
Flexible onsite, virtual, or hybrid delivery
Improve governance, predictability, and stakeholder outcomes
Connect project delivery with strategic objectives
Build organization-wide project management capability
PMP certification demonstrates experience and capability in leading people, managing project processes, and connecting delivery to business priorities across industries.
Candidates testing before July 9, 2026 follow the current exam. Candidates testing from July 9, 2026 should prepare for the updated exam with greater emphasis on AI, sustainability, stakeholder engagement, and value delivery.
The current exam contains 180 questions in 230 minutes. The July 2026 exam contains 180 questions in 240 minutes and adds case-study and hands-on practicum-style testing.
The credential tests judgment across predictive, adaptive/agile, and hybrid approaches rather than one fixed methodology.
Candidates must document their education and project leadership experience accurately. Training includes guidance for completing the application and preparing supporting records.
Effective preparation combines structured learning, scenario practice, mock exams, error review, and a study plan based on your exam date.
PMP certification is maintained in three-year cycles. Credential holders earn 60 professional development units during each cycle.
The credential supports experienced professionals who lead projects, programs, delivery teams, transformation initiatives, and cross-functional work.
Build a preparation plan for the current PMP exam or the updated exam launching July 9, 2026.
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Handle conflict, coach teams, engage stakeholders, and make responsible leadership decisions.
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Select and combine predictive, adaptive/agile, and hybrid practices based on project needs.
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Manage scope, schedule, cost, quality, resources, communications, procurement, and change.
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Identify threats and opportunities, evaluate responses, and act on emerging project issues.
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Connect project decisions with outcomes, benefits, strategy, and organizational priorities.
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Consider AI, sustainability, data, and evolving stakeholder expectations in project decisions.
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Interpret complex exam situations, identify the best next action, and manage time confidently.
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High school or secondary school diploma, at least 60 months of experience leading and managing projects within the past eight years, and 35 hours of project management education or an accepted alternative.
Bachelor's degree or higher, at least 36 months of experience leading and managing projects within the past eight years, and 35 hours of project management education or an accepted alternative.
Bachelor's degree or higher from a GAC-accredited program, at least 24 months of experience leading and managing projects within the past eight years, and the applicable project management education requirement.
Lead individual projectsBuild a record of reliable delivery and begin coordinating larger, higher-risk initiatives.
Lead complex initiativesExpand from managing one initiative to coordinating outcomes across related projects.
Coordinate multiple projectsStrengthen strategic planning, benefits management, governance, and organizational influence.
Guide strategic investmentDevelop enterprise leadership, financial judgment, and portfolio decision-making capability.
Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is a globally recognized credential from PMI that validates experience and capability in leading people, managing project processes, and delivering business value.
The course is intended for experienced project managers, project leads, delivery managers, PMO professionals, consultants, and professionals who meet or are working toward PMI's eligibility requirements.
Most applicants need 35 hours of project management education or training. CAPM certification and certain other accepted pathways may also satisfy the education requirement.
The updated PMP exam launches on July 9, 2026. Candidates taking the exam before July 9 should prepare for the current version; candidates testing from July 9 should use updated preparation materials.
The updated exam increases emphasis on AI, sustainability, stakeholder engagement, and value delivery. Its domains are People 33%, Process 41%, and Business Environment 26%.
The current exam contains 180 questions and allows 230 minutes. It tests People, Process, and Business Environment through scenario-based questions across predictive, agile, and hybrid approaches.
The July 2026 exam contains 180 questions and allows 240 minutes. It includes multiple-choice and multiple-response items, drag-and-drop questions, case studies, and hands-on practicum-style testing.
Yes. PMP evaluates project leadership across predictive, adaptive/agile, and hybrid ways of working.
The exam is challenging because questions test judgment in realistic project situations. Structured learning, repeated scenario practice, mock exams, and review of incorrect answers improve readiness.
PMI offers online-proctored and test-center options, subject to the current availability and policies for your location.
Yes. The training includes guidance on eligibility, documenting project experience, completing the application, and preparing for a possible audit.
Preparation time varies by experience and study schedule. Many candidates use a structured plan of several weeks that combines lessons, revision, scenario questions, and full mock exams.
PMP certification is maintained in three-year cycles. Credential holders must earn 60 PDUs during each cycle to renew it.
No. PMP is industry-independent and is relevant across technology, construction, consulting, healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and other sectors.
PMP is designed for experienced professionals who lead and manage projects. CAPM is an entry-level credential for people building foundational project management knowledge.
PMP exam requirements and formats may change. Review PMI's official exam preparation guidance and current exam update overview before scheduling your exam.
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22 February 2025
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100% assured results
22 February 2025
Bonus:
2 Days Training
(5 Reviews)
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