Program Overview
PMI was created to advance the practice of project management so that organizations could improve project outcomes. To achieve this objective, PMI has created a series of certifications to demonstrate a professional’s understanding of acknowledged best practices.
PMI continues to evolve its products to meet the changing needs of society and the industries that power growth. The organization’s new Disciplined Agile certification product line is an example of how the organization is responding to the needs of the marketplace.
Visit the PMI Web Site to learn more about all the types of certifications PMI offers.
The Washington DC chapter of PMI acknowledges that our members are committed to effective project execution. In the course of our work, our members will encounter other project delivery certifications.
The chapter is dedicated to assisting our members in understanding the differences in managing project execution so that our members can chart their own professional growth path.
Education and Trainings for PMP Exam Preparation
The Project Management Institute is the leading organization for project management knowledge and the publisher of the PMBOK® Guide. The Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification earned from PMI is a globally recognized certification that tests a candidate's ability to manage the people, processes, and business priorities of a professional project.
To obtain the PMP® certification, a project manager must meet certain requirements and then pass a 180-question exam as outlined below.
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PMP Exam Preparation Options
There are several pathways available to help candidates meet the 35-hour project management education/training requirement for PMP exam preparation. These options include PMI Authorized Training Partner courses, online study programs, college-level preparation courses, and specialized programs for eligible candidates.
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