PMP® Bootcamp
Project Management Professional (PMP®)
This comprehensive PMP® certification prep course is designed for experienced project managers aiming to master the knowledge, terminology, and techniques necessary for the PMP exam administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI). The program fulfills the 35-hour instructional requirement and includes access to online flashcards as well as a robust set of PMI-provided test bank questions to reinforce your learning.
Unlike previous versions, the current PMP exam is entirely situational, based on the 2021 PMP Exam Content Outline. It draws from multiple sources—including the Agile Practice Guide—rather than relying solely on the PMBOK® Guide. This approach ensures that your preparation aligns with the latest exam standards and industry practices.
Our instructors have unmatched expertise, having contributed to the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th editions of the PMBOK® Guide and various PMI Practice Guides. Certified as PMI Authorized Training Partner (ATP) instructors, they also played a vital role in developing the v3 release of PMP course materials and practice questions.
Course Format
Our PMP® certification prep course is designed for maximum engagement and flexibility. Offered live—either in-person or virtually—this program combines expert-led instruction with interactive learning experiences to ensure you are fully prepared for the exam while allowing you to choose the format that best fits your schedule.
You’ll benefit from:
– Dynamic Lectures: Gain clarity on key concepts and exam topics through structured presentations.
– Collaborative Discussions: Engage with peers and instructors to deepen your understanding and apply knowledge to real-world scenarios.
– Sample Exam Questions: Practice with situational questions that mirror the current PMP® exam format.
– Multiple Test Banks: Access a comprehensive set of PMI-provided questions for ongoing review and mastery.
This format ensures you meet the 35-hour PMP® requirement and build confidence through practical application and continuous reinforcement.
Course Content
– Business Environment: Understand how organizational culture, governance, and external factors influence project success. Learn to align projects with strategic objectives and adapt to changing business conditions.
– Start the Project: Master the initiation process, including defining scope, identifying stakeholders, and setting clear objectives. This section establishes a strong foundation for every project.
– Plan the Project: Dive into planning techniques that create realistic schedules, allocate resources effectively, and manage risks. Learn how to develop comprehensive plans that keep projects on track.
– Lead the Project Team: Explore leadership strategies that inspire collaboration and accountability. Gain skills to motivate team members, resolve conflicts, and foster a high-performance environment.
– Support Project Team Performance: Learn methods for monitoring progress, managing change, and maintaining quality standards. This section focuses on tools and techniques to ensure consistent performance throughout the project lifecycle.
– Close the Project/Phase: Discover best practices for finalizing deliverables, obtaining stakeholder approval, and capturing lessons learned. Ensure smooth transitions and continuous improvement for future projects.
Recommended Prerequisites
To maximize the benefits of this PMP® certification prep course, participants should have a solid foundation in project management practices and meet the experience requirements outlined by PMI for the PMP® application. Meeting these prerequisites will help you determine your readiness to succeed in the course and the exam. This includes:
– Professional Experience: A minimum number of hours leading and directing projects, as specified by PMI.
– Educational Background: A secondary degree (high school diploma or associate’s degree) or a four-year degree, which affects the required experience hours.
– Familiarity with Core Concepts: Understanding project management terminology, processes, and frameworks, including predictive, adaptive, and hybrid approaches.
Meeting these prerequisites ensures that participants are prepared for the advanced topics covered in the course and can confidently apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios.
PMP®v3.2 Course Outline
Introduction
Business Environment
- Foundation
- Strategic Alignment
- Project Benefits and Value
- Evaluate and Deliver Project Benefits
- Organizational Culture and Change Management
- Project Governance
- Project Compliance
Start the Project
- Identify and Engage Stakeholders
- Form the Team
- Build Shared Understanding
- Determine Project Approach
Plan the Project
- Planning Projects
- Scope
- Schedule
- Resources
- Budget
- Risk
- Quality
- Integrate Plans
Lead the Project Team
- Craft Your Leadership Skills
- Create a Collaborative Project Team Environment
- Empower the Team
- Support Team Member Performance
- Communicate and Collaborate with Stakeholders
- Training, Coaching and Mentoring
- Manage Conflict
Support Project Team Performance
- Implement Ongoing Improvements
- Support Performance
- Evaluate Project Progress
- Manage Issues and impediments
- Manage Changes
Close the Project/Phase
- Project/Phase Closure
- Benefits Realization
- Knowledge Transfer
Recommended prerequisites: Attendees should understand and meet the experience requirements for the PMP® certification application
Facilitated Methods is a premier Approved Training Partner (ATP®) for PMI® and this PMI-approved and provided course is taught by PMI Authorized Trainers.
PMI®, PMP®, PMBOK®, are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

