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Project Management Professional (PMP)

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Scholarship Available
Cost
$3250.00
Total Credit/ Curriculum Hours
35
Certification or Credential
Certified Associate in Project Management /Project Management Professional
Industry
Information Technology

Program Description

WIOA Eligible Program
This program is approved for federal funding under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which means individuals who meet certain criteria may qualify for financial assistance.
This instructor-led PMP course is appropriate for project directors, managers, leaders, sub-project leaders or team members who typically have three-to-five or more years of project management experience and plan to sit for the PMP exam. During this five-day course you will gain knowledge to pass your PMP® Exam and practical skills to improve your project management activities. The class includes 900+ pages of courseware, the PMBOK Guide®, and a Q&A guide with several hundred practice questions. This course can be attended from your own location or any of ONLC's centers coast-to-coast.

Program Sessions

1 Total
5-day Course

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