Curriculum Designed By Experts
Expertly designed curriculum for future-ready professionals.
Industry Oriented Curriculum
An exhaustive curriculum designed by our industry experts which will help you to get placed in your dream IT company
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30+  Case Studies & Projects
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9+  Engaging Projects
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10+   Years Of Experience
PMP Training Projects
Become a PMP Expert With Practical and Engaging Projects.
- Practice essential Tools
- Designed by Industry experts
- Get Real-world Experience
Team Task Tracker
Create a simple project tracker to monitor team tasks, deadlines, and progress based on fundamental project management concepts.
Event Planning
Organize a modest event, such as a work meeting or social gathering, with a focus on planning, budgeting, and resource allocation.
Personal Budgeting App
PMP Create a personal budgeting app tool for tracking costs, setting financial goals, and monitoring spending.
Product Launch Plan
Design a detailed project plan for launching a new product, including market research, marketing strategy, and cross-functional team coordination.
Website Development
Manage the creation of a website, overseeing tasks such as design, development, content creation, and testing phases.
Office Relocation
Plan and execute an office move, handling logistics, communication with vendors, and ensuring minimal disruption to operations.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Implementation
Oversee the deployment of an ERP system across multiple departments, managing integration, training, and system customization.
PMP Global Marketing Campaign
Lead a large-scale marketing campaign across multiple countries, coordinating with various teams, managing budgets, and evaluating campaign effectiveness.
Construction Project Management
Handle a major construction project, including site management, contractor coordination, compliance with regulations, and budget control.
Key Features
Practical Training
Global Certifications
Flexible Timing
Trainer Support
Study Material
Placement Support
Mock Interviews
Resume Building
Batch Schedule
Weekdays Regular (Class 1Hr - 1:30Hrs) / Per Session
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11-Nov-2024 Starts Coming Monday ( Monday - Friday) 08:00 AM (IST)
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13-Nov-2024 Starts Coming Wednesday ( Monday - Friday) 10:00 AM (IST)
Weekend Regular (Class 3Hrs) / Per Session
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09-Nov-2024 Starts Coming Saturday ( Saturday - Sunday) 10:00 AM (IST)
Weekend Fast-track (Class 6Hrs - 7Hrs) / Per Session
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10-Nov-2024 Starts Coming Saturday ( Saturday - Sunday) 10:00 AM (IST)
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- Learning strategies that are appropriate and tailored to your company's requirements.
- Live projects guided by instructors are a characteristic of the virtual learning environment.
- The curriculum includes of full-day lectures, practical exercises, and case studies.
PMP Training Overview
The Goals Achieved in PMP Training.
PMP training achieves several key aims, including improving your project management skills. The first is a complete grasp of project management concepts and stages, including correct definition, execution, control, and closure. The course provides you with broad knowledge and abilities in resource allocation, budgeting, and risk management, allowing you to effectively handle tough projects. You will also become an expert at using critical path analysis and Gantt charts, among other project management tools and techniques. Your training prepares you for the PMP certification exam, which will confirm your expertise and improve your reputation in the workplace. By the end of the course, you will have all you need to manage stakeholder expectations, direct and lead projects to successful ends, and advance organizational objectives.
Future Trends Are Beneficial for PMP
- Remote and Global Project Management: Remote and Global Project Management Management across several time zones and cultural boundaries, emphasizing remote team coordination and virtual collaboration tools.
- Sustainability and Green Projects: Sustainability and Green Projects These will be sustainability, environmental, and corporate social responsibility-based initiatives that reflect an increased focus on sustainability as a broader management practice.
- Project Management: The skill of project management will be applied to emerging industries, such as blockchain technology, renewable energy, and biotechnology, where innovation in its approach toward project management will be needed.
- Integration of Advanced Technologies: Using applications of AI, ML, and data analytics to enhance better project management practice, better decision-making, and automation of routine works
- Risk Management: Risk Management Developing advanced risk management strategies to evaluate unknown risks and mitigate complex risks surfacing in increasingly unpredictable business environments.
- Agile and Hybrid Methodologies: Agile and Hybrid Methodologies Use of Agile and hybrid project management methodologies to accommodate increasing flexibility demands in project management.
New Developed PMP Frameworks
New frameworks for project management have lately arisen in response to the changing demands of modern projects. Agile project management places a strong focus on flexibility and iterative development. Scrum and Kanban allow teams to adapt quickly to changes. Hybrid project management combines the best aspects of traditional systems, such as Waterfall, with Agile methodologies that may be customized to balance structure with flexibility. PMI's DA is a framework that helps people become more adaptable and responsive. The entire toolkit may blend agile and traditional project management strategies. Lean Project Management improves productivity by continuously improving processes and reducing waste.
Trends and Techniques Used in PMP
- Data-Driven Decision Making: Project managers rely further on data analytics to make wise decisions. The trend guides project planning, execution, and monitoring with metrics and performance data.
- Agile and Hybrid Methods: Agile methods such as Scrum and Kanban are increasingly adopted in software development and other fast-moving industries. Nowadays, hybrid systems are also being followed. Hybrid systems combine some parts of Agile with traditional procedures, making the system more flexible and adaptable.
- Risk Management Strategies: Sophisticated risk management strategies, such as Monte Carlo simulations and risk heat maps, can more precisely foretell and reduce risk in a project.
- Digital Transformation: Digital Transformation Project management practices embrace digital solutions and technology. Digital collaboration platforms, automation, and high-end project management software create a call for enhancing productivity and communication.
- Agile and Methodologies: Agile and project management methodologies are essential for meeting the increasing demand for flexibility and adaptability in project management, enabling teams to respond rapidly to changing requirements and foster continuous improvement through iterative processes and collaboration.
- Earned Value Management (EVM): EVM is still an essential methodology for tracking a project's progress and success. It gives a detailed view of its status using scope, cost, and schedule.
PMP Application
The PMP certification and methodology are extensively used in a variety of sectors to properly organize and execute project management. Professionals may use PMP ideas to painstakingly plan and implement projects, ensuring they are completed within the stated schedule, budget, and quality requirements. PMP risk analysis methodologies allow teams to comprehensively examine and handle possible risks to project outcomes. Furthermore, these tactics improve resource usage, allowing teams to better manage staff, tools, and supplies. Furthermore, PMP methods encourage explicit communication and engagement with stakeholders, ensuring that all parties are aware of and agree with the project's objectives.
Career Opportunities After PMP Training
Project Manager
A project manager is in charge of organizing, carrying out, and finishing projects. They are in charge of establishing goals, controlling spending, managing teams, and determining project scopes.
Program Manager
Within an organization, program managers plan, direct, and oversee a number of connected initiatives. They are in charge of managing resources between projects, coordinating initiatives.
Project Coordinator
By managing paperwork, setting up meetings, and keeping tabs on project developments, project coordinators help project managers plan and carry out their work. They help the project manager with project logistics.
Portfolio Manager
Portfolio Managers are responsible for supervising a group of projects and initiatives inside a business, making sure they are valuable and in line with strategic objectives.
Risk Manager
The role of a risk manager is to detect, evaluate, and reduce risks that may have an influence on the results of a project. They create risk management plans, put procedures.
Project Analyst
By evaluating project data, monitoring performance indicators, and producing reports, project analysts assist project managers. They support decision-making by assessing project.
Skill to Master
Project Planning
Risk Management
Budget Management
Schedule Management
Resource Allocation
Stakeholder Communication
Quality Control
Change Management
Team Leadership
Performance Measurement
Documentation Management
Strategic Alignment
Tools to Master
Microsoft Project
JIRA
Asana
Trello
Smartsheet
Monday.com
Primavera P6
Basecamp
Wrike
ClickUp
Teamwork
GanttPRO
Learn from certified professionals who are currently working.
Training by
Jasmin , having 9 yrs of experience
Specialized in: Agile Project Management, Scrum Framework, Kanban, Lean Management, Risk Management, and Change Management.
Note: Jasmin is an accomplished project management expert with a strong background in Agile and Scrum. She has successfully managed large-scale projects and led teams through complex transitions, offering practical insights and strategies for effective project delivery.
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PMP Certification
Certifications validate your skills and knowledge in a specific field, enhance your professional credibility, improve job prospects, and potentially lead to higher salaries. They also demonstrate your commitment to continuous learning and professional growth.
While Project Management Professional certification does not guarantee a job, it can significantly enhance your employability by making you more competitive in the job market. Employers often prefer candidates with Project Management Professional certifications as they bring validated skills and expertise to the role.
Yes, you can obtain multiple Project Management Professional certifications. Many professionals pursue several Project Management Professional certifications to expand their expertise across different areas, making them more versatile and competitive in their careers.