In this completely free Recorded PMP® Training Webinar, Coach Dan Ryan will demonstrate strategies and techniques that you will not find anywhere else which will be of great assistance to you in passing the PMP exam.
Do not miss this class! Oh, by the way, all attendees will receive a very special and valuable and totally FREE PMP study aide upon completion of the webinar.
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How to Fill in the PMP Application
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Once you’ve decided to go ahead and take the PMP exam, there’s one major step to take next. You have to fill in the application form.
The application form for the PMP exam is online and accessed via the Project Management Institute (PMI)® website. If you have not filled in an online form like this before, it might look daunting. The site asks you to collect various bits of information, and enter them into the form.
There are also sections to fill in that cover your knowledge of the topics in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) - Sixth Edition.
Don’t let this step stop you from reaching your goal of becoming a PMP credential holder. When you know more about what to expect, the online form suddenly becomes a lot easier to complete!
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Sample Question and Answer
You are a project manager working for an established construction company, building a bridge in an area that is highly regulated at multiple levels of government. You are in the process of developing a plan that will establish the criteria and the activities for developing, monitoring, and controlling the schedule. Which of the following should you gather to complete this process?
A. The charter, the project management plan, estimation databases, and PMO templates
B. Government standards, assumption log, schedule management plan, and the milestone list
C. The resource breakdown structure, the lessons learned register and scheduling methodology
D. The project scope statement, the risk register, and the project team assignments
HINT: You are performing the Plan Schedule Management process. Look for the inputs to this process.
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Lessons Learned from Laura Nicolicin, PMP
"... Thanks to the PM PrepCast, I passed the PMP Exam with an overall Above Target score, an Above Target in each domain except for one.
I listened to the majority of the PM PrepCast lessons, in conjunction with the PM Exam Simulator. I did all quizzes and passed all 7 Final Exams from The Simulator . The preparation took me 2 months, with no breaks..."
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Student Profile: Jessica Jones, PMP
"...Reading the PMBOK® Guide prior to your exam is daunting, but essential. PMI® uses some very specific terminology in certain areas that can be key to understanding questions in the PMP® exam and answering them correctly. I combined a read-through of the PMBOK® Guide with a study guide and the PM PrepCast.
The variety helped break things up a bit and gave me several different ways to understand the PMBOK® Guide material. For me a single read-through was sufficient, but others may prefer to go through it more than once..."
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For the last several decades the PMI has been using Prometric for its exams. If you wanted to pass a PMI® exam then, in most cases, you needed to do so at a Prometric testing center.
This week, PMI announced that beginning July 1st 2019 it is moving to Pearson VUE for all its certification examinations worldwide (except for China).
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PMI, the PMI Registered Education Provider logo, PMBOK, PMP, PgMP, PfMP, CAPM, PMI-SP,
PMI-RMP, PMI-ACP, and PMI-PBA are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
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