Project Management Professional (PMP)® Training
The Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam Prep Boot Camp is tailored for individuals
seeking to gain the necessary knowledge, skills, and terminology to successfully pass the PMP®
certification exam.
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Project Management Professional (PMP)® Training Course Details
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Project Management Professional (PMP)® Training Course Overview
Domain 1: People
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Managing Conflict – Identifying sources and stages of conflict, analyzing contexts, and implementing resolution strategies.
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Leading a Team – Establishing a vision, supporting diversity and inclusion, and applying leadership styles to motivate and influence team members.
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Enhancing Team Performance – Evaluating team members & performance, providing constructive feedback, and fostering professional growth.
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Empowering Team Members & Stakeholders – Aligning tasks with team strengths,
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Training & Development – Identifying required competencies, allocating training resources, and assessing training effectiveness.
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Team Building – Assessing stakeholder skills, managing project resources, and ensuring continuous knowledge transfer.
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Overcoming Impediments – Identifying and addressing obstacles that hinder team progress.
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Negotiating Project Agreements – Establishing negotiation strategies, defining objectives, and ensuring agreement alignment.
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Stakeholder Collaboration – Assessing engagement needs, aligning stakeholder expectations, and fostering trust.
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Creating Shared Understanding – Identifying root causes of misunderstandings, reaching consensus, and ensuring agreement compliance.
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Engaging Virtual Teams – Addressing virtual team needs, implementing engagement strategies, and evaluating their effectiveness.
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Establishing Ground Rules – Communicating organizational principles, setting expectations, and addressing violations.
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Mentoring Stakeholders – Identifying mentoring opportunities and providing guidance.
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Applying Emotional Intelligence – Assessing behaviors and adjusting communication to meet emotional needs.
Domain 2: Process
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Executing Projects with Urgency – Maximizing business value through incremental delivery.
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Managing Communications – Establishing communication strategies for stakeholders and ensuring message clarity.
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Risk Management – Identifying, assessing, and prioritizing project risks.
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Stakeholder Engagement – Categorizing stakeholders and developing engagement strategies.
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Budget & Resource Management – Estimating financial needs, addressing challenges, and monitoring expenditures.
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Scheduling & Time Management – Planning and modifying schedules based on project needs.
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Quality Assurance – Setting quality standards and continuously evaluating deliverables.
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Scope Management – Defining, prioritizing, and monitoring project requirements.
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Project Integration Planning – Consolidating plans, identifying dependencies, and ensuring business value.
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Change Management – Anticipating, implementing, and managing change efficiently.
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Procurement Planning – Managing suppliers, contracts, and resource needs.
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Managing Project Artifacts – Ensuring project documentation is accurate, accessible, and effective.
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Choosing Methodologies – Selecting project execution strategies and adapting to methodologies.
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Governance Structure – Defining escalation paths and governance approaches.
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Issue Resolution – Identifying risks that evolve into issues and applying optimal solutions.
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Knowledge Transfer – Ensuring continuity and knowledge retention within the team.
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Project Closure – Evaluating completion criteria, ensuring readiness, and transitioning smoothly.
Domain 3: Business Environment
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Compliance Management – Classifying regulatory requirements, preventing non-compliance risks, and implementing mitigation strategies.
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Delivering Project Benefits – Establishing ownership of benefit realization, tracking value, and ensuring progress.
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Adapting to External Business Changes – Monitoring market and industry shifts, adjusting scope accordingly, and maintaining project relevance.
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Supporting Organizational Change – Assessing and addressing the impact of change on both the project and the organization.
This structured training provides candidates with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the
evolving landscape of project management and succeed in the PMP® certification exam.