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[AfricaRealities.com] Project Management Professional Training Workshop, Dubai UAE
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Al Khoory Executive Hotel, Dubai | | |  | Date
28 Sep - 2 Oct, 2015 | | |  | Trainers
Best specialists | | |  | Limited Seats
Hurry, register now! | | | | | | | Welcome to the Project Management Professional (PMP®) Training & Certification Course ($2 000) |  | | | | | PMP training from Highpro Skills Training is a unique, power packed, career-ready package and one of a kind in the industry. Participants enrolling for the training get the best of benefits as the course comprises of 5 Days of Boardroom training in PMP, coupled with 29 hrs of Online training with free 36 hours access to MS Project 2013 and PMI-ACP Online training courses.
Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification is the topmost professional certification for project managers offered by the Project Management Institute. Highpro Skills Training, in response to the growing relevance of Agile methodology for Project Managers, is offering Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP®) certification training along with PMP training, which equips Project Managers with the agile principles, practices, tools and techniques across agile methodologies. | | | Awesome Benefits of Attending this Course - 5 Days of High Quality Hotel Boardroom Training at Premier Hotel
- Lunch and Refreshments Included
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 corporate gift
- PMP® Certificate of Completion
- Friday tour of Johannesburg's best sites
- Downloadable eBooks
- 29 Hrs of High Quality e-Learning content Included
- 83 Chapter-end Quizzes
- 5 PMP® Simulation exams
- 86 PDUs Offered
- Special offer: Free PMI ACP and MS Project 2013 online courses, 36hrs of e-Learning
- 4 PMI-ACP Simulation Exams
- 20 Real world examples from various industries
- 6 Industry based case studies
- 15 Chapter-wise exam tips & brain dumps
- 15 end of chapter reference slides for terms & acronyms
- 12 Tips & tricks videos
- Engagement and reinforcement videos at the start and the end of the course
| | |  | | | | | | | | | | | Great Career Benefits in store for you | | | | | | | | Skilled project managers are in demand around the world. A globally recognized project management certification shows employers that you have the knowledge, experience and education to effectively contribute to project team success. | | |  | | Earn More | | | | | PMP® certified project managers receive an average starting salary of $92,000 (Indeed.com) a year. Overall the PMP® credentials will gain you a 20 percent increase in salary over non-credentialed project managers with similar qualifications.” |  | | World Renowned | | | | | Part of that marketability comes from the prestige of the PMP certification. We have provided project management certifications for over 25 years, and our PMP® credential was the first one designed specifically for project managers. | | | |  | | Up-to-Date Skills | | | | | You never have to worry about a PMI certification becoming obsolete. Our certification maintenance program encourages you to continually develop your skills and stay current as the profession changes. |  | | Flexibility | | | | | PMI certifications are not based on one specific methodology, so they’re flexible and adaptable. You can easily transfer them between industries, market segments and geographic locations. | | | | | | | | Professional Facilitators | | | | | | | | Our trainers are the best … period. We choose only the pros that have a proven track record of training effectiveness, professionalism and expertise. And what’s more, they’re exciting communicators who’ll provide you with five of the most interesting days you’ve ever spent. | | |  | | | | | | Dave Fourie | | Finanncial Planner | | | | Dave is an accomplished Project Management Facilitator, trainer and business development strategist. He has over 25 years in project management. |  | | | | | | Dr. Peter Tobin | | Project Consultant | | | | Dr Peter Tobin has over 30 years of Project Management experience. He combines real world expertise with a solid grounding in global business best practices. | |  | | | | | | Dr. Joseph Mwape | | CEO, Highpro Skills | | | | A captivating and lively speaker with 20 years in Business Management & Development, information technology & computer engineering. | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | "This course helped me get a good grip of the PMP Project Management methodology which until this time had been a seeming endless list of processes and components. The way the course was taught helped me understand the linkage between different processes and components in a holistic and memorable way. It provided a good preparation for the exam and my project management work | | | | - Helen Thomas, Project Manager, Venda | | | | | | | Training Fees | | | | | | | | The total training fee is $2 000 per trainee. This fee excludes Examination & PMI Membership fee. Payment can be made either by Bank Transfer or by cash at the training venue. Please note that hotel accommodation is not included and can be arranged directly with the hotel or lodge where you intend to stay. We always assist our trainees to do their bookings for accommodation in advance. | | | Session
01 | | | Project Management » Getting Started
» Project Life Cycle
» Process Groups | | Session
02 | | | Project Integration » Integration mgt
» Process Maps
» Project Roles | | | | | Session
03 | | | Project Scope Management » Scope Management
» Scope mgt activities
» Work Breakdown Str | | Session
04 | | | Project Time Management » Time Management
» Gantt Chart
» Network Diagram | | | | | | | Our Accrediting Partners | | | | | | | | We believe that our greatest partners are our valued customers throughout the world. We also accredited by the world's best accrediting bodies such as PMI, APMG, Microsoft, People Cert,companies in the training industry who share our view that the way to improve people's lives is through the continuous imparting of practical skills to people throughout the world. These partners provide essential support, expertise and outreach. | | | | | | | | | |  | 0027 11 201 2032 | | | | |  | Highpro International Skills Training
8 Stoneridge Drive, Block C
Greenstone Office Park
Edenvale, 1609, RSA | | | | | | |
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