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Projects that include construction are a completely different animal. You can't just "agile" your way through the built environment because it involves physical risks, a highly volatile supply chain, and intricate regulatory environments, unlike general IT or business projects. The PMI-CPTM delves deeply into the practical aspects of contract management, stakeholder politics, and on-site execution strategy; it is not merely a theoretical test. It is designed for leaders who must know exactly how to renegotiate a contract when raw material prices rise or deal with a delay when a shipment is stuck at a port. With this certification, you demonstrate that you understand the high-stakes jargon of the construction industry in addition to project management.

• Exam Details • Format: 170 questions • Duration: 230 minutes • Questions Tyoes: Multiples Choice
• Eligibility Requirements • Experience: Minimum 3+ years in construction or built environment roles • Education: Completion of the required PMI learning pathway

Knowing one Agile framework is not true agility. Knowing several framework and having toolbox means when the pressure is on, you will know exactly what to do. PMI ACP shows that you are not a one-trick pony. Other certs might pin you down to Scrum alone. This one contains the whole mix from Kanban to Lean to XP and finally TDD. It is designed for the complex nature of work. You will learn how to shift gears with changing requirements overnight and get your team to organize themselves rather than wait for orders.

• Exam Details • Format: 120 questions • Duration: 180 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice & Scenario-Based
• Eligibility Requirements • General Project Experience: 12 months of general project experience within the last 5 years • Agile Project Experience: 8 months of agile project experience within the last 3 years • Training: 21 contact hours of training in agile practices

Delivering a project on time and on budget is all very good; however, it is no better than a waste if the solution doesn’t solve a real business problem. This is the gap that the PMI-PBA fills. Individuals who want to make a career in requirement analysis or elsewhere should establish some fundamental ground rules. You will learn how to get to the heart of what the business actually wants and not just what they say. This course examines how we assess needs, plan, and monitor to ensure the end product provides real, verifiable value. Those who want their projects to make a real-world impact must use logic models.

• Exam Details • Format: 115 questions • Duration: 150 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice
• Eligibility Requirements You don't have to have a specific job title, but you need a combination of education and actual experience. Select the option that suits your background. • If you've already completed a four-year degree, on the other hand, you would need two years (24 months) of risk management experience and 30 contact hours of specific risk education. • If you have at least a high school diploma, you require at least 3 years of risk management experience working with any insurance or investment firm.

People tend to grumble about the Project Management Office because it is too obstructive, spreading red tape. The PMI-PMOCP is committed to leaders who aim to create the opposite: a strategic powerhouse that moves the firm forward. It is not about more paperwork. It is about building governance that enables work rather than hindering it or discouraging it. In this course, you will learn to measure real performance and show value to the executive leadership team, so that your PMO is not just checking boxes but also helping the firm win.

• Exam Details • Format: 120 questions • Duration: 165 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice
• Eligibility Requirements • Experience: Minimum 3+ years in PMO or project management roles

t’s great to deliver a project on time and within budget, but it’s no better than trash if the solution doesn’t solve a real business problem. This is where the PMI-PBA bridges the gap. People who want to build a career in requirements analysis or otherwise need to set some basic ground rules. You will learn how to get to the root of what the business really needs, and not just what they ask for. This course explores how we evaluate needs, plan, and track to ensure the final product delivers real, tangible value. People who want their projects to have real-world impact have to use logic models.

• Exam Details • Format: 200 questions • Duration: 240 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice
• Eligibility Requirements • Option A: Bachelor’s degree or global equivalent, 36 months of business analysis experience, and 35 contact hours of education in business analysis. • Option B: Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree, or global equivalent), 60 months of business analysis experience, and 35 contact hours of education in business analysis.

A schedule is the pulse of the project, and if it doesn’t happen, the whole process comes to a standstill. The PMI-SP is meant for the technical people who look at the schedule as a complex model of logic, resources, and constraints, and not just the dates on a calendar. This certification recognizes your proficiency in the Critical Path Method (CPM), float, and resource leveling. This certification recognizes that you have the advanced skills necessary to manage huge projects on schedule, even when faced with challenges that could cause them to go off track.

• Exam Details • Format: 170 questions • Duration: 210 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice
• Eligibility Requirements • Option A: 4-year degree + 24 months scheduling experience + 30 hours training • Option B: 4-year degree + 24 months scheduling experience + 30 hours training

Everybody is talking about Artificial Intelligence, but very few people know how to actually manage it within a project framework. The PMI-CPMAI blows all that away. It’s for the forward-thinking leader who has to understand the special lifecycle of AI projects, from data gathering to model development to deployment and ethics. You won’t just learn about the technology; you’ll learn how to incorporate it into your strategy without going broke. This is about managing the transition from traditional processes to data-driven decision-making so that you remain relevant in a rapidly changing digital world.

• Exam Details • Format: 100 questions • Duration: 120 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice
• Eligibility Requirements • Experience: Open to professionals from all domains • Education: Recommended completion of AI learning pathway

The GPM-b trains you for the project management world of today and tomorrow, where success is measured by more than just time and budget. It emphasizes the intersection of People, Planet, and Profit. This certification gives you the framework to embed sustainability into your project’s DNA, from waste reduction to social value improvement. It will set you apart as a visionary leader who recognizes that the value of a project is in the legacy it leaves behind.

• Exam Details • Format: 150 questions • Duration: 180 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice
• Eligibility Requirements • Experience: Open to all professionals • Education: Recommended study of sustainability standards

The PMP is more than a certification; it is the universal language of project management. When you enter a room with those three letters behind your name, it is an indication that you have fought the good fight in the trenches of actual projects and have emerged on the other side. This exam will test you not only on the reality of the job, but on the ability to navigate a dispute between stakeholders, to adapt when the budget is cut, and to select the correct method (Agile, Waterfall, or Hybrid) for the task at hand. It is centered on the three things that actually matter: people, process, and business environment. It is the gold standard for a reason.

• Exam Details • Format: 180 questions • Duration: 230 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice & Scenario-Based
• Eligibility Requirements • Option A: Four-year degree (bachelor’s degree or global equivalent), 36 months of experience leading projects, and 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM Certification. • Option B: Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree, or global equivalent), 60 months of experience leading projects, and 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM Certification.

We all know the classic "Catch-22”: you need experience to get a job, but you need a job to get experience. The CAPM is your way to break that cycle. It is designed specifically for those starting their journey, giving you a rock-solid foundation in the terminology and frameworks that senior managers use every day. Instead of learning by trial and error, you start your career equipped with the best practices of the trade. It tells employers that while you might be new, you are serious, you are trained, and you are ready to contribute to the team from day one without needing someone to explain the basics.

• Exam Details • Format: 150 questions • Duration: 180 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice
• Eligibility Requirements • Education: Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree or global equivalent) • Project Management Education: 23 contact hours of formal project management education

"Do things right" and "do the right things" are two vastly different concepts. The PfMP is all about doing the right things. This is where strategy and execution come together. As a Portfolio Manager, you are not in the trenches; you are the investor who gets to call the shots on where the organization chooses to place its bets. You are weighing the risks, capacity, and ROI to determine which projects get the thumbs up and which ones get the axe. This credential will demonstrate that you have the strategic acumen to close the gap between the vision of the C-suite and the work that is actually being done.

• Exam Details • Format: 170 questions • Duration: 240 minutes • Questions Types: Multiple Choice
• Eligibility Requirements • Option A: Four-year degree (bachelor’s degree or global equivalent), 96 months of professional business experience within the last 15 years, and 48 months of portfolio management experience. • Option B: Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree, or global equivalent), 96 months of professional business experience within the last 15 years, and 84 months of portfolio management experience.