Project Management Proffesional (PMP) ® Workshop

Course details

he Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is awarded by the Project Management Institute (PMI) to recognize Individuals who have obtained knowledge and experience in project management.

Project management is one of the first professions that encompass a comprehensive spectrum of talents and skills, knowledge of management practices, and leadership strategies. Project management can be applied to almost any project undertaking or industry to complete objectives on time, within cost, and to the satisfaction of all concerned.

Course Objectives

There are at least 4 reasons for seeking certification:

Need To Expand Competence:

Managing projects is becoming increasingly complex. They are

more integrated, employ multi disciplined teams, share resources and

cross-organizational boundaries. In this environment,

success requires more than an understanding of scheduling. It depends on a broad range of technical & interpersonal skills. PMP Certification addresses these requirements.

Personal Professionalism:

Passing the PMP Exam demonstrates a personal commitment to your profession. It integrates your thinking and creates awareness in both the technical and interpersonal dimensions of managing projects. This awareness helps in developing acceptance among other team members and forms the framework for career advancement.

Corporate Support:

PMP Certification conveys to upper management that you understand the process and how to function effectively in a multi-disciplined environment. The PMP Certification also

demonstrates competence & professionalism. Many companies recognize the value of PMP

Certification and have adopted it on a company-wide basis. This includes companies with

diverse interests such as AT&T, Lucent Technologies, LCRA, US West, EG&G, Rust

International and others.

International Recognition:

Certification is also recognized internationally. PMP Exams are now being given in Canada,

The Netherlands, Singapore, Australia, South Africa, and now in the middle east (Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Emirates).