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PMI Project Management

PMP (Project Management Professional) Online Training & Certification Prep

Earn PMI's globally recognized Project Management Professional credential with a structured 35-contact-hour program that satisfies the mandatory education requirement and prepares you for every domain on the current PMP exam—People, Process, and Business Environment.

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PMP (Project Management Professional) Online Training & Certification Prep

Course Overview

The Project Management Professional (PMP) is the world’s leading project management certification, administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI). It validates your ability to lead projects using predictive, agile, and hybrid approaches—a balance that mirrors how most organizations deliver work today.

Boost eLearning’s PMP prep program delivers the 35 contact hours of project management education required by PMI as part of the PMP eligibility criteria. Every hour is mapped to PMI’s Examination Content Outline across three domains: People, Process, and Business Environment. Roughly half of the exam content reflects agile or hybrid delivery, so the course dedicates substantial time to Scrum, Kanban, SAFe, and hybrid frameworks alongside traditional waterfall techniques.

Courses are available as self-paced online, live-virtual instructor-led, and on-site classroom formats, all facilitated by Certified Partner instructors with active PMP credentials and real-world delivery experience. The curriculum aligns to the current PMBOK Guide (7th Edition) and the Agile Practice Guide, reflecting PMI’s principle-based rather than purely process-based approach.

Boost eLearning’s Skills-Retention design reinforces learning through scenario-based exercises, chapter reviews, and full-length practice exams that mirror the situational judgment style of PMP questions. Upon passing your exam, you earn 30 PDUs toward the 60 required for each three-year PMP renewal cycle—making this course useful well beyond exam day.

The program is backed by our Pass Guarantee: if you meet the study requirements and do not pass on your first attempt, we will provide additional preparation support at no extra cost. With eligibility verification, application guidance, and post-exam PDU planning built in, this is an end-to-end path to your PMP credential.

What You'll Learn

  • Satisfy PMI's mandatory 35 contact hours of project management education required for PMP eligibility
  • Apply predictive (waterfall), agile, and hybrid project delivery approaches to real-world scenarios
  • Lead and motivate cross-functional teams using the People domain competencies tested on the PMP exam
  • Execute projects using appropriate tools, methods, and artifacts across initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closing
  • Align project objectives with organizational strategy using Business Environment domain principles
  • Identify and respond to risks, issues, and changes using both predictive and adaptive techniques
  • Apply core Scrum, Kanban, and SAFe concepts as required by the current PMP Examination Content Outline
  • Construct a PMP application that accurately documents experience hours and education requirements
  • Interpret situational PMP exam questions using a structured decision framework
  • Earn the 35 PDUs needed to satisfy PMI's education requirement and plan ongoing PDU strategy for renewal

Who This Course Is For

  • Project managers seeking formal PMP certification to validate their experience
  • Senior project coordinators and program managers with 3–5+ years of leading projects
  • IT, engineering, and construction professionals managing complex multi-stakeholder initiatives
  • Consultants and PMO team members who need an internationally recognized credential
  • Professionals transitioning into formal project management roles from technical or functional positions

Course Outline

Module 1: PMP Exam & PMI Framework2 hours
  • Current PMP Examination Content Outline (ECO) structure
  • Three domains: People, Process, Business Environment
  • PMBOK Guide 7th Edition: principles vs. process groups
  • Application requirements, experience documentation, and exam registration
Module 2: People Domain u2014 Leading Teams6 hours
  • Building and managing high-performing project teams
  • Conflict resolution, negotiation, and stakeholder engagement
  • Servant leadership, emotional intelligence, and team motivation
  • Supporting team development and knowledge transfer
  • Managing virtual and distributed teams
Module 3: Process Domain u2014 Predictive Approaches8 hours
  • Initiating a project: charter, stakeholder identification
  • Planning processes: scope, schedule, cost, quality, resource, risk, and procurement baselines
  • Executing and monitoring & controlling project work
  • Earned Value Management (EVM) and variance analysis
  • Integrated change control and configuration management
  • Project closure and lessons learned
Module 4: Process Domain u2014 Agile & Hybrid Approaches7 hours
  • Agile Manifesto, principles, and mindset
  • Scrum framework: roles, events, artifacts
  • Kanban: flow management and WIP limits
  • SAFe and scaled agile overview
  • Hybrid delivery: blending predictive and adaptive practices
  • Iteration planning, backlog refinement, retrospectives
Module 5: Business Environment Domain4 hours
  • Aligning projects with organizational strategy and OKRs
  • Benefits realization and value delivery
  • Organizational change management and project impact
  • Compliance, governance, and regulatory considerations
  • External environment factors: PESTLE analysis in project context
Module 6: Risk, Quality & Procurement4 hours
  • Risk identification, qualitative and quantitative analysis
  • Risk response planning: avoid, mitigate, transfer, accept
  • Quality management: prevention vs. inspection, audits
  • Procurement lifecycle: make-or-buy, contract types, vendor management
Module 7: Stakeholder & Communication Management2 hours
  • Stakeholder identification and engagement planning
  • Communication planning: channels, formats, frequency
  • Reporting and dashboard design for executive audiences
  • Managing expectations and escalation paths
Module 8: Exam Readiness & Practice2 hours
  • PMP question types: situational, formula-based, process-knowledge
  • Test-taking strategies and time management
  • Two full-length practice exams with rationale review
  • Targeted review of weak domains based on practice results

About the Certification Exam

Exam code
PMP
Length
230 minutes
Questions
180 questions (multiple choice, matching, hotspot, limited fill-in-the-blank)
Passing score
Scored as Above Target, Target, or Below Target across three domains; no fixed percentage pass score published by PMI
Exam cost
~$405 USD (PMI member) / ~$555 USD (non-member); membership ~$139/year
Where
Pearson VUE test center or online proctored

The certification exam fee is paid separately to the testing provider and is not included in the course price unless stated otherwise.

Pass Guarantee Included

Complete this course and if you don't pass the certification exam on your first attempt, we'll refund your course fee or give you a free retake — your choice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

You need a four-year degree (bachelor's or global equivalent), at least 36 months of project leadership experience, and 35 hours of project management education. Alternatively, a high school diploma or associate's degree requires 60 months of project leadership experience plus the same 35 education hours. This course satisfies the 35-hour education requirement.
Yes. The course is structured as exactly 35 contact hours of project management education, which is the minimum PMI requires for PMP eligibility. A certificate of completion is provided for your PMI application.
PMI asks you to describe projects you led or directed, listing the project name, your role, outcomes, and the number of months you led the project. Experience does not need to be consecutive or full-time. The course includes guidance on accurately completing this section of the application.
If you complete the required coursework and practice exams and do not pass the PMP on your first attempt, Boost eLearning will provide additional preparation—including access to supplemental materials and instructor support—at no additional charge.
PMP holders must earn 60 Professional Development Units (PDUs) every three years to maintain certification. At least 35 PDUs must fall in the Education category and 8 must be in the Giving Back category. Taking this course earns 35 PDUs if used for renewal.
The current PMP Examination Content Outline (ECO) drives the exam, not the PMBOK Guide directly. PMI recommends the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition and the Agile Practice Guide as primary references. This course aligns to the ECO and covers both predictive and agile content proportionally.
The program is available as self-paced online, live-virtual instructor-led (scheduled cohorts), and on-site classroom delivery. All formats are facilitated by or supported by Certified Partner instructors holding active PMP credentials.
Most candidates spend 60–150 additional hours on self-study, practice exams, and review depending on their current familiarity with both predictive and agile methodologies. The practice exam module and supplemental materials in this course support that independent study.

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