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With over 400,000 Project Management Professionals worldwide, the Project Management Institute’s certification program is now a standard across all industries. While the Project Management Professional (PMP®) credential is targeted at experienced project managers, the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®) does not require previous project management experience. The CAPM eligibility requirements are:

�High school diploma, associate’s degree, or global equivalent Plus
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Becoming a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) involves meeting certain education and experience requirements, and passing a 200-question exam.
The key to passing the exam is to understand PMI’s view of project management. This means reviewing and understanding PMI’s Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), but also becoming familiar with how PMI expects project managers to apply that knowledge. In most cases, this requires PMP-candidates to become familiar with new concepts during their PMP...

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For Microsoft Project training to be effective it needs to be integrated, applied, and enjoyable. By guiding participants through the construction and use of both sample and actual projects (from your workplace), we have found our training to be both productive, and well received. Other courses may show you how to find the product features - our course teaches you how use the features to produce meaningful results.

While the Project Management Professional (PMP®) credential is targeted at experienced project managers, the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®) does not require previous project management experience. The CAPM eligibility requirements are:

■High school diploma, associate’s degree, or global equivalent Plus
â– Either 23 hours of formal project management education or 1500 hours of project team experience

Having satisfied the eligibility requirements, a CAPM-candida...

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The key to passing the exam is to understand PMI’s view of project management. This means reviewing and understanding PMI’s Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), but also becoming familiar with how PMI expects project managers to apply that knowledge. In most cases, this requires PMP-candidates to become familiar with new concepts during their PMP exam preparation, and/or to “unlearn�practices that they have picked up over the years.

Course participants should be familiar with the certification p...

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