
Identify all stakeholders, build a stakeholder register, and prioritize them with a power–interest grid. Develop a stakeholder engagement plan to manage expectations and communications.
Explore how project communication drives stakeholder engagement, from four rs and 4w1h to the communication management plan, transforming work performance data into reports.
Explore the team topic in Pathway to PMP through the Tuckman ladder—forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning—while covering ground rules, team charter, training needs, and conflict management.
Explore agile foundations for the PMP exam, detailing the four values, 12 principles, and practices such as scrum roles, sprints, product backlog, sprint backlog, and planning poker.
Learn to identify, assess, and respond to risk using probability, impact, and a risk matrix. Build and manage risk registers with strategies such as avoid, mitigate, transfer, exploit, and escalate.
Explore quality management concepts for pmp: from standards and iso to cost of quality, benchmarking, audits, checklists, control charts, root-cause analysis, five whys, and fishbone.
Explore procurement fundamentals from make-or-buy decisions and source selection to contract types like firm fixed price and time-and-material, plus bid processes, negotiations, audits, and dispute resolution.
Define the project scope within product and project life cycles; learn requirement collection, scope baseline with WBS, and change control basics.
Explore schedule management for PMP success, including creating a schedule management plan, defining activity lists and dependencies, estimating durations, identifying the critical path, and applying crashing or fast tracking.
Develop and manage project cost with a cost management plan, establish cost baseline and contingency reserves, and apply earned value metrics to monitor budget and schedule.
Explore how the business environment shapes PMP projects, including business value, business cases, and benefit management. Learn how enterprise environmental factors and organizational process assets influence governance and charters.
Learn how project integration coordinates work performance data to form the project management plan, verify and validate deliverables, and close with lessons learned.
Pathway to PMP introduces exam strategies via a 60-question PMP mock. Learn keyword-focused problem solving, elimination techniques, and key concepts in risk, change, agile versus predictive, and quality management.
Learn a seven-step formula to solve PMP questions, master root cause analysis, and apply hybrid and servant-leadership approaches with practical elimination techniques.
In this course I will cover all the concepts of PMP. This is video series which I Called as Pathway to PMP. This will give you each and everything you need to know about PMP. After every topic I will solve 5 Question which mean in total you will have 60 Questions after 12 topics and after that there will one video in which we solve 60 Question and answer for PMP.
If you want to do this course please read these Pmi requrieemtn
What is PMP Certification?
As the world’s leading authority on project management, PMI created PMP Certification to recognize project managers who have proven they have the skills to successfully manage projects. Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification represents an elite group of project managers. It proves project leadership experience and expertise in any way of working.
To obtain PMP certification, a project manager must meet certain requirements and then pass a 180-question exam. The PMP exam was created by project leaders for project leaders, so each test question can be related to real-life project management experiences.
PMP certification validates that you are highly skilled in:
People: Recognizing you have the skills to effectively lead and motivate a project team throughout a project.
Process: Using predictive, agile and hybrid approaches to determine which way of working is best for each project.
Business Environment: Highlighting the success of a project and its impact on overall strategic organizational goals.