Preparation for Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
- Plan the PMI application process and a personal study schedule based on a diagnostic test.
- Apply people-domain practices such as team building, conflict management and servant leadership to exam scenarios.
- Select appropriate process tools across predictive, agile and hybrid approaches for situational questions.
- Analyse business environment factors including compliance, benefits delivery and organisational change.
- Perform exam calculations on earned value, critical path and risk accurately.
- Improve practice test scores between the diagnostic and mid-point assessments.
- Exam Structure and Preparation Strategy
- PMP examination content outline and domains
- PMI application process and audit readiness
- Diagnostic test and study planning
- People Domain
- Building and leading high-performing teams
- Conflict management and negotiation
- Servant leadership and team empowerment
- Process Domain: Planning
- Scope, schedule and cost planning
- Risk and quality planning
- Choosing predictive, agile or hybrid approaches
- Process Domain: Execution and Control
- Earned value and performance measurement
- Change control and issue management
- Procurement and closure
- Business Environment Domain
- Compliance and governance
- Benefits and value delivery
- Supporting organisational change
- Situational Questions and Mid-Point Review
- Interpreting situational question patterns
- Mid-point practice test
- Targeted review of weak areas
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Program Professional Framework
Preparation for Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
Program Overview
This structured preparation course guides experienced project practitioners from eligibility planning to exam readiness. Content follows the three domains of the PMP examination content outline, People, Process and Business Environment, and integrates predictive, agile and hybrid approaches as the exam does. Alongside domain coverage, participants receive guidance on completing the PMI application, building a realistic study plan, using the PMBOK Guide and the Agile Practice Guide as references, and interpreting situational questions. Diagnostic tests at the start and mid-point track progress and target weak areas.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Plan the PMI application process and a personal study schedule based on a diagnostic test.
- ✓Apply people-domain practices such as team building, conflict management and servant leadership to exam scenarios.
- ✓Select appropriate process tools across predictive, agile and hybrid approaches for situational questions.
- ✓Analyse business environment factors including compliance, benefits delivery and organisational change.
- ✓Perform exam calculations on earned value, critical path and risk accurately.
- ✓Improve practice test scores between the diagnostic and mid-point assessments.
Target Audience
- Project managers preparing for the PMP examination
- Senior project engineers and coordinators
- PMO staff aiming to formalise their project expertise
- Agile practitioners adding predictive and hybrid knowledge
Detailed Program Modules
01Exam Structure and Preparation Strategy
- PMP examination content outline and domains
- PMI application process and audit readiness
- Diagnostic test and study planning
02People Domain
- Building and leading high-performing teams
- Conflict management and negotiation
- Servant leadership and team empowerment
03Process Domain: Planning
- Scope, schedule and cost planning
- Risk and quality planning
- Choosing predictive, agile or hybrid approaches
04Process Domain: Execution and Control
- Earned value and performance measurement
- Change control and issue management
- Procurement and closure
05Business Environment Domain
- Compliance and governance
- Benefits and value delivery
- Supporting organisational change
06Situational Questions and Mid-Point Review
- Interpreting situational question patterns
- Mid-point practice test
- Targeted review of weak areas
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Participants build a personal readiness portfolio: a completed application worksheet, a study plan informed by diagnostic results, domain summary notes and a comparison of diagnostic and mid-point practice test scores with next steps.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.


