PMI® High-Speed Project Management Training

Comprehensive international project management training

Mannaz’s PMI® High-Speed Project Management Training originates in the corporate world’s desire for competent, efficient execution of projects in an international environment. The training is high speed, at a high professional level and enables you to complete complex projects at an international level. This requires a minimum of 2.5 years’ experience and your full attention and willingness to complete the training.

The training situates project management as a career path in your organisation at the same level as line management. When you complete the programme, you will receive a Mannaz training certificate that documents your skills and gives your company a seal of approval that signals professional project work.

The training helps you qualify for the PMP® examination.

During the training you will be working with:

• The PMI® theory (PMBOK®), which is recognised as a reference for good project management by the organisations PMI® and IPMA
• “The PMI® Project Management Model”, which is described in “A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), 6. Edition”. Among other things, we will touch on the five process groups, the ten knowledge areas and the 47 processes
• The PMI® method and its tools, which form the basis for conducting big and small projects across the world – from developing new fighter jets to building single-family houses and installing servers

Your benefits

• Project management skills at an international level
• Qualification for the PMP®-certified examination through PMI®, with which you can achieve the protected and recognised PMP® title
• Strong network of experienced project managers

Benefits for your company

• A project manager who is able to complete complex projects in an international environment
• A project manager who has received theoretical and practical training in working with an internationally recognised standard
• An internationally recognised stamp of approval when the project manager has taken his or her PMP® exam

Before the course

• Material, which is sent out approximately four weeks before the course
• Book: “A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), 6. Edition”
• Book: “PMP® Exam Prep, 9. Edition Study Guide” by Rita Mulcahy

During the course

• Four days of facilitation
• Facilitation by PMP®-certified facilitators
• All meals
• Assignments and exercises
• Applicable PMI® literature
• Access to MyProject (in Danish) – the Project Manager’s virtual toolbox

After the course

• Access to Myproject (in Danish) – the Project Manager’s virtual toolbox
• Course certificate
• Access to subsequent participation in the PMP® examination

Module 1:

Focus on the PMI® framework and model, including a focus on the knowledge areas (see chapters in PMBOK®):

• Framework and Processes
• Integration Knowledge Area
• The Scope Knowledge Area
• The Time Knowledge Area
• Cost Knowledge Area

Training in Exam Questions with regard to Framework, Integration, Scope, Time and Cost

Module 2:

Focus on the knowledge areas (see chapters in PMBOK®):

• Quality Knowledge Area
• Human Resource Knowledge Area
• Communications Management
• Risk Knowledge Area
• Procurement Aera
• Stakeholder Management

Training in Exam Questions with regard to Quality, HR, Communication, Risk, Procurement and Stakeholders

Module 3:

Exam preparation. Can be purchased as a single module if you already have a solid understanding of the PMI® theories, terms and concepts (DKK 20,500).

• Training in answering exam questions

PMP® exam

The PMP® exam is being offered and administrated by PMI®. Before taking the exam, you must be approved by the PMI® organisation. You can do this by submitting an online application form to PMI®, documenting that you meet the requirements for taking the exam.

If your educational background corresponds to a Bachelor’s degree, you must be able to document 35 hours of training in project management and 4,500 hours of practical project management experience (corresponding to three years) within the past eight years. If you don’t have a Bachelor’s degree, you must be able to document 7,500 hours of practical project management experience (corresponding to five years) within the past eight years.

You can apply for the exam directly with PMI®. See www.pmi-dk.org or www.pmi.org, where you can also find a guide for this application.

Please note that you should book early to avoid disappointment.

How to prepare for the exam

Mannaz PMI® High Speed Project Management Training is constructed in such a way that, on the first two modules, you will be introduced to and trained in the entire PMI® terminology. The basis for the facilitation and the exam is a curriculum framework of two books (PMBOK® and “PMP® Exam Prep, 9. Edition Study Guide” by Rita Mulcahy), as well as some project guidelines.

Since this is a high-speed programme, we recommend preparing before the course starts!

Regardless of how you choose to read the curriculum, it is a prerequisite that you prepare and fully understand PMI® before participating in Module 3.

Module 3 is an exam preparatory course aiming at training you for the exam through means such as test exams.

Please ensure that you plan plenty of time to read and prepare before taking the exam.