Mastering Project Management with PMP® Prep
Become a Project Management Professional (PMP®)
Across industries, Project Management Professional (PMP®) is the leading certification for associate-level project managers. This 100% online course will teach you project management techniques and best practices based on the Project Management Institute's (PMI) A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®). By course completion, you will be fully prepared to sit for and pass the PMP certification exam.
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Job Outlook for Project Managers
A study by the Anderson Economic Group (AEG) found that worldwide demand for project managers is projected to grow by 33% by 2027. This translates to a need for up to 22 million new project managers.
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), project coordinators and managers earn an average of $67,280 per year. Project managers with specialized technical skills command salaries in excess of $100,000 per year, according to the PMI.
What does project management involve?
While the scope of a “project” depends on the industry, projects are generally understood to be a series of activities that results in a specific outcome, product or achievement. Project managers are tasked with overseeing the people, processes, timeline and resources needed to complete to a project.
Is certification necessary for a project management career?
Certification verifies that a project manager has a defined set of skills needed to launch and guide a project. Data from the Project Management Institute indicates that PMP® holders can earn on average $10,000 per year more than their non-certified counterparts.
What are the best certifications for project managers?
The best project management certification depends on one’s current professional experience, so the best certification for entry-level project management professionals will differ from the best credential for senior project managers. However, the Project Management Professional is widely considered the premiere credential for associate-level project management professionals.
What are the leading industries for project management careers?
Although nearly every industry needs project managers, technology, construction, manufacturing, professional services, energy and healthcare are especially strong sectors for project management careers.
Learn advanced project management concepts and definitions
Understand project selection and proposal processes
Know how to evaluate projects and take appropriate next steps
Know how to select, plan, execute, control and complete projects
Prepare to take and pass the Project Management Institute PMP® certification exam
INTRODUCTION
PROJECT JUSTIFICATION
PROJECT STRATEGY
PROJECT DEFINITION
ACTIVITY DEFINITION
ACTIVITY ESTIMATING
QUALITY
ESTIMATING RESOURCES
SCHEDULE DEVELOPMENT
PROCUREMENT PLANNING
RISK MANAGEMENT
BUDGETING & BASELINE
UNDERSTANDING STAKEHOLDERS
BEGIN PROJECT EXECUTION
STATUSING & FORECASTING
PROJECT RECOVERY
PROJECT & PHASE CLOSING
OVERVIEW OF PMP EXAM
There are no specific prerequisites for taking this course.
Nikki Choyce
Nikki Choyce, PMP has been involved in the project management field for almost 20 years and has worked as a consultant and trainer for much of that time. She is a Project Management Professional (PMP) and very active in the project management community. She has worked in a variety of industries, including Information Technology, Insurance, Manufacturing, Marketing, Aerospace, Construction, and Telecommunications. She has worked with Microsoft Project for over 10 years.
Erica Kirwan
Erica Kirwan has more than 15 years of experience in process and project management. Previously, Kirwan served as Senior Project Manager for a Fortune 200 financial services company. She earned an Advanced Project Management Certification from Stanford University. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems and a Master of Public Administration.