PMI-SP CERTIFICATION EXAM PREP

Get PMI-SP Certified!

ALL PMI-SP Exam Prep training courses are taught in-person WITH an instructor-led, virtual environment option. During the registration process, please add whether you plan to attend in-person or virtually in the 'Notes' section.

OVERVIEW:

Global PM’s PMI-SP Certification exam preparation course is a 3-day / 21 hours “boot camp” that provides the client with all the necessary tools needed to pass the PMI-SP exam on the first try! This workshop is comprised of a mixture of instructor lecture with PMI® certified materials, online exercises and tests, group exercises/games, and a 170 question (3.5 hour) online mock exam.

The course is currently based on the 6th edition PMBOK^® Guide and focuses on the 5 Project Management Process Groups and their integration with the 10 Knowledge Areas.

COURSE SYLLABUS

1. Day 1

Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: PMBOK® Guide: Framework & Processes

Lesson 3: Project Integration Management

2. Day 2

Lesson 4: Project Scope Management

Lesson 5: Project Schedule Management

Lesson 6: Project Cost Management

3. Day 3

Lesson 7: Project Resource Management

Lesson 8: Project Communication Management

Lesson 9: Professionalism and Ethics

PMI-SP Exam Preparation Activities

About The PMI-SP Examination

Who Should Apply?

PMI-SP Exam Prerequisites

Candidates applying for certification as Project Management Institute Scheduling Professionals must satisfy the educational and experiential requirements for one of the following categories listed below and agree to abide by the Project Management Professional Code of Professional Conduct.

Requirements categories.

Secondary degree / high school diploma
5,000 hours project scheduling experience
40 hours project scheduling education

Four-year degree
3,500 hours project scheduling experience
30 hours project scheduling education

The Exam & Credential Maintenance

Gain and Maintain Your PMI-SP

The certification exam has 170 multiple-choice questions and you have 3.5 hours to complete it.
To maintain your PMI-SP, you must earn 30 professional development units (PDUs) every three years in the specialized topic of project scheduling. This requirement is very easy to meet as meetings, books, webinars, and courses are all sources of PDUs.

More information regarding the exam is available at PMI's website. Please view the PMI-SP Handbook.

Useful Downloads