
Advance your project management expertise and earn the globally recognized PMP credential by mastering planning, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, quality management, and leadership, plus Agile and Waterfall methods.
Navigate the PMP certification roadmap with three eligibility pathways and the 35 hours of project management education. Submit your PMI application, await review, then schedule the 180-question exam.
Learn how a standard for project management provides a flexible framework that aligns governance, environment, and stakeholders, improving efficiency, communication, and outcomes across all industries.
Define the standard for project management and introduce key terms, outcomes, and value delivery. Align projects with strategic goals to enhance value, efficiency, and continuous improvement.
Explore how projects and systems deliver value for organizations and stakeholders, including value creation metrics, governance, feedback loops, and aligning with strategy.
Apply foundational project management principles that guide strategy, decision making, and value delivery. Emphasize stewardship, stakeholder engagement, leadership, tailoring, quality, risk, and change management within a system thinking approach.
Explore the Pmbok guide, focusing on project performance domains, tailoring, and models, methods and artifacts that drive planning, execution, and collaboration.
Guide behavior with PMBOK guide principles and shape performance domains, emphasizing stakeholder relationships, team dynamics, planning, execution, quality, risk, and change to deliver value.
Engage stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle to build productive relationships and align objectives. Explore stakeholder analysis, prioritization, and communication strategies to drive satisfaction and mitigate risks.
Foster a high performance team by developing interpersonal skills, trust, and shared norms across diverse members, applying servant leadership, clear roles, and open communication.
Learn how development approach and lifecycle cadence align deliverables with project goals, using predictive, hybrid, or adaptive methods to deliver value through structured phases from feasibility to close.
Develop a proactive plan that aligns the business case, scope, stakeholder needs, and budgets, using predictive, iterative, or adaptive approaches and planning artifacts.
Master project work performance by executing processes, managing resources and communications, and empowering teams. Tailor processes, manage procurement, and pursue continuous improvement to maximize stakeholder value.
Master the delivery performance domain by aligning execution with strategy, managing requirements and scope, ensuring value delivery, and applying cost-of-quality and robust completion criteria across predictive and adaptive approaches.
Assess project performance using earned value, CPI and SPI against baselines, forecast trends, and dashboards to drive data-driven, timely decisions and value realization.
Master the uncertainty performance domain by identifying risk types such as uncertainty, ambiguity, and complexity. Apply proactive responses, resilience, and environmental awareness to navigate volatility across project environments.
Tailoring adapts project management practices to a project's context, selecting predictive, adaptive, or hybrid lifecycles, and ensuring governance, tools, and processes that foster efficiency and stakeholder alignment.
Explore models, methods, and artifacts that structure projects, tailor approaches to goals, and engage stakeholders. Identify leadership, communication, motivation, change, and complexity frameworks to guide planning and execution.
This course offers a globally recognized and objective guide to modern project management practices, based on the PMI PMBOK® Guide – 7th Edition. It is designed for professionals preparing for the Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification.
Throughout the course, we will explore the principles, performance domains, tailoring strategies, and practical tools that define effective project management today. Each lecture is followed by a custom quiz to reinforce key concepts, address common pitfalls, and explain the reasoning behind the best answers.
Participants can also claim PDUs (Professional Development Units) under Category B: Continuing Education.
Introduction to PMI PMP® Certification
Unleashing the Power of Project Management
RoadMap to PMP Certification. Step by Step Guide
Introduction to PMP® Certification
Overview of PMI and PMP® certification
Understanding the PMBOK® Guide – 7th Edition framework
A System for Value Delivery
Project Management Principles
Flashcards: Key terms, principles, and certification facts
Quiz: PMP® basics and PMBOK® structure
Performance Domains Overview
Each domain includes a focused lecture, flashcards, and a quiz.
Stakeholder Domain
Focus: Engagement, communication, and influence
Flashcards: Stakeholder types, engagement strategies, communication models
Quiz: Stakeholder strategies
Team Domain
Focus: Collaboration, leadership, and development
Flashcards: Leadership styles, team roles, conflict resolution
Quiz: Team dynamics
Development Approach & Life Cycle Domain
Focus: Predictive, agile, and hybrid models
Flashcards: Life cycle types, development approaches, tailoring triggers
Quiz: Approach selection
Planning Domain
Focus: Adaptive planning and alignment with value
Flashcards: Planning techniques, value alignment, scope vs. flexibility
Quiz: Planning techniques
Project Work Domain
Focus: Deliverables, quality, and change management
Flashcards: Work performance data, change control, quality tools
Quiz: Execution and control
Delivery Domain
Focus: Value realization and acceptance criteria
Flashcards: Value metrics, delivery checkpoints, acceptance criteria
Quiz: Delivery success
Measurement Domain
Focus: KPIs, metrics, and performance tracking
Flashcards: KPI types, measurement methods, performance baselines
Quiz: Data interpretation
Uncertainty Domain
Focus: Risk, ambiguity, and resilience
Flashcards: Risk types, response strategies, resilience techniques
Quiz: Risk response and uncertainty management
Tailoring Project Management Practices
Adapting methods to project size, complexity, and context
Flashcards: Tailoring factors, decision criteria, examples
Quiz: Tailoring decisions and implications
Models, Methods, and Artifacts
Common Models: Communication, risk, leadership
Methods: WBS, Kanban, earned value
Artifacts: Risk register, stakeholder map, backlog
Flashcards: Definitions, use cases, strengths and limitations
Quiz: Selecting and applying models and tools