PMP Training

Are you responsible for managing projects from inception to delivery? Do you sometimes find doing so difficult because of the project's complexity and scope or because of limited resources, time, or money?

If so you are not alone. The majority of new projects do not meet their expectations, cost parameters or deadlines. Fortunately, strong project management skills can be learned. Boston University Corporate Education Center (BUCEC) can train you to successfully champion a project from beginning to end, while at the same time providing you with the PMP® training needed to become a Project Management Professional.

PMP training for certification
The Project Management Institute (PMI®), a globally recognized professional association, establishes, administers and maintains standards for PMP training. BUCEC is a charter member of the Project Management Institute and is the only university that is a member of PMI's corporate council.

Through the successful completion of BUCEC's PMP training requirements, individuals prove that they have the skills necessary to execute projects on time and within budget. Given the rigorous and comprehensive PMP training requirements, the PMP certification has become the project management profession's most globally recognized and respected certification credential.

Requirements for PMP training
Before beginning PMP training, candidates must meet specific education and experience requirements and agree to meet PMI's strict code of professional ethics. PMP training is designed to help candidates pass a multiple-choice examination that measures project management knowledge. Those who complete PMP training, and receive PMP certification, must continue to demonstrate ongoing project management expertise by satisfying continuing PMP training requirements.

BUCEC and PMP training
BUCEC offers PMP training to help students prepare for the PMP exam. BUCEC's PMP training course, "Preparing For the PMP Exam," helps students identify their strengths and weaknesses through an understanding of the nine technical skills needed for successful project management. These skills, identified by PMI and incorporated in its Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®), include the ability to manage project integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resources, communications, risk and procurement.

Advantages of PMP training
PMP training will not only help you achieve PMP certification, it will also give you the project management skills to excel in your company. These skills will make you a more productive and valued contributor to current and future employers.

Given all the advantages of PMP training, consider enhancing your project management skills and marketability by working toward your PMP certification today.