As per CIO Magazine Industry Survey, 2021, there’s a need of filling around 2.2 million new project-oriented roles in next 5 years. To cope with ever-growing demand of highly skilled workers in North America and across globe, more certified professionals are required. If you’re already into the role or aspire to be a project manager, this certification is designed for you to become a project professional that employers seek for. The new PMP® exam include three key approaches:

• Predictive (Waterfall)
• Agile
• Hybrid

It validates that you’re among the highly skilled project professionals proficient in all three core domains of this field – People, Process & Business Environment.

With the help of expert training professions & flexible schedules we offer, you can be a skilled professional in just a week. It will also be a feather in your cap that will help you acquiring the status of skilled worker.

• As a PMP® certified professional, you’ve increased earning potential. The average salary for PMP® certified project professionals in North America is 25% higher than those without it.
• PMP® certification shows you have the deep knowledge, professional credibility and skills that can drive incredible results for your organization.
• PMP® certification holders have higher chances of getting hired and land in their dream job.
• Overall PMP certification is a mark of global standard and excellence in the field of project management and helps stands you out in job market.

Earning PMP Certification is like a commitment and that is what makes it valuable. You will have a universally recognized certificate by your side.

Make sure you meet the following conditions before applying for the PMP Certification course:

• A four-year degree
• 36 months (about 3 years) leading projects
• 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM® Certification
• PMP certification shows you have the knowledge and can drive results for your organization.

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• A high school diploma or an associate’s degree (or global equivalent)
• 60 months (about 5 years) leading projects
• 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM® Certification