Exam PMP
Aligned with PMI PMBOK® 7th Edition: predictive, agile, and hybrid project frameworks, governance, and team leadership.
PMP is the most portable project management credential in the world, and the current exam is not the one most people prepare for. Since 2021 it has been organised around PMI's Examination Content Outline — People, Process and Business Environment — with roughly half the questions set in agile or hybrid environments rather than predictive ones. This programme teaches to that outline. It also covers the application itself, which is where a surprising number of candidates stall: PMI requires documented project experience and 35 contact hours before you may sit the exam, and this course supplies the contact hours.
It provides the 35 contact hours PMI requires. It cannot provide the project leadership experience — that is 36 months with a four-year degree, or 60 months without one, and PMI verifies it.
Not directly. Since 2021 the exam follows the Examination Content Outline. PMBOK 7th Edition informs the material but studying it alone is not sufficient, and studying PMBOK 6th Edition alone would leave you badly under-prepared on agile.
Around half of the questions are set in agile or hybrid contexts. Candidates from a purely predictive background usually find this the hardest adjustment.
PMI audits a proportion of applications at random. You will need signatures from supervisors on the experience you claimed. We cover how to describe experience accurately so that an audit is straightforward.
If you do not yet have the required project leadership experience, yes. CAPM has no experience requirement and is designed for exactly that situation.
Pay by bank transfer, send the confirmation on WhatsApp, and access is usually unlocked the same working day.