Understanding Project Management Concepts - FAQ

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Q: What is so unique about this course?

A: The following are the unique features of this course:

Each group will consist of maximum 5 to 6 participants so that each member will get more than adequate attention enabling them to fully grasp all project management concepts.

Often in project management training sessions, a mixed breed of experience is available thus people with lesser work experience often find it difficult to cope with pace of the training session. To avoid this problem, each group in this course will be formed based on the categories (A, B and C) so that each member is comfortable during the course of the training sessions.

Q: I am not interested in PMP, should I take this course?

A: If you are ever going to be involved in projects, this course is for YOU. Even if you are starting your career, it’s always good to know about the basics of project management.

Q: Based on this course, will I be eligible to claim 35 PDUs as required for PMP certification?

A: As only registered education provider of PMI can award 35 PDUs, so this course will not provide you 35 PDUs as required for PMP certification; however this course can greatly help you prepare for that course.

Generally courses which provide 35 PDUs are for 5 days in duration…. Now imagine, you are covering around 12 chapters in 5 days and then going for PMP exam..? You can use this course for concept development and then use the 35 PDU course for revision thus enhancing your chances of becoming a PMP.

Q: What is the fee structure for this course?

A: “LOWEST FEE” ever offered for project management training, for details please feel free contact at project.training@hotmail.com

Q: What are the benefits of getting PMP certification?

A: Details of certification benefits are available at PMI’s website http://www.pmi.org/careerdevelopment/pages/certification-and-the-job-market.aspx. I also advise people to Google benefits of PMP certification before making their mind for PMP certification.

PMP is a registered certification mark, PMBOK is a registered trademark, and PMI is a registered trademark and service mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

Understanding Project Management Concepts

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Do you want to learn project management without spending huge bucks?
Do you want to get the full attention of the trainer while learning project management?
Do you want to learn project management at your own pace?
Do you want to be ready for the PMP certification the moment you are qualified for it?
Do you want your trainer to be a certified project management professional with hands on project management experience?

If yes, just drop an email to project.training@hotmail.com

Introduction

This course is designed to clarify project management concepts and is based on PMI’s (www.pmi.org) PMBOK (project management body of knowledge). Project management covers a much broader perspective including areas like project scope, time, cost, quality, human resource, communication, risk and procurement management.

Course Philosophy

This course is based on interactive group discussions and is tailor made to cater unique requirements of each group participants. In order to ensure quality training, each group is restricted to maximum 5 to 6 participants. More emphasis will be given to real-life examples and situations to clearly understand project management concepts.

Target Audience

Ø Category A: Students who are in the final year of their professional qualification (BCS/MCS, BE, BBA/MBA, etc...)

Ø Category B: Mid-career professionals

Ø Category C: People interested in PMP certification

Further Details

For fee structure, group formation and further details about the course, please feel free contact at project.training@hotmail.com

PMP is a registered certification mark, PMBOK is a registered trademark, and PMI is a registered trademark and service mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

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Understanding Project Management Concepts - FAQ

Understanding Project Management Concepts