Requirements

• Basic Project Management Knowledge: Helpful but not mandatory. Construction Industry Experience: Ideal for those with a background in construction or engineering. Interest in PMI-CP Certification: Geared towards those committed to earning PMI-CP. Dedication to Exam Prep: Preparedness to engage fully in practice and review. This course is designed to enhance understanding of key PMI-CP domains like Contracts Management and Stakeholder Engagement.

Description

These practical exam mockups for preparation are designed to comprehensively cover the essential topics outlined in the four courses integral to the PMI-CP certification:

1. Construction Project Communications

2. Construction Contract and Risk Management

3. Construction Interface Management

4. Construction Scope and Change Order Management

The mockups align with the official PMI-CP exam outline and encompass all four domains and tasks:

• Contracts Management (50%)

• Stakeholder Engagement (30%)

• Strategy and Scope Management (15%)

• Project Governance (5%)

By engaging with these mockups, candidates will gain valuable insights and practice in critical areas, ensuring they are well-prepared for the PMI-CP examination.

In PMI exams, performance is typically assessed using a scoring scale that categorizes candidates' results into different bands or levels. While specific terminology may vary slightly depending on the PMI certification, here’s a common framework used for PMI exams, including the PMI-CP:

1. Above Target: Indicates performance that exceeds expectations across the assessed domains. Typically awarded to candidates scoring higher than the target range.

2. Target: This denotes satisfactory performance, meeting the expected criteria in most domains. Candidates achieving this score demonstrate a competent understanding of the material.

3. Below Target: This indicates that the candidate did not meet the expected standards in one or more domains, suggesting areas for improvement.

4. Needs Improvement: This is a lower performance level, indicating significant gaps in knowledge or understanding, often requiring further study or preparation before retaking the exam.

Scoring Points

• Above Target: Generally reflects a score above 80% in the total possible points.

• Target: Typically represents a score between 65% and 79%.

• Below Target: Usually indicates a score between 50% and 64%.

• Needs Improvement: Often signifies a score below 50%.

Who this course is for:

• This course is designed for individuals preparing for the PMI-CP certification exam who are eager to deepen their understanding of construction project management principles. It is ideal for: PMI-CP Candidates: Those looking to enhance their confidence and knowledge base prior to taking the capstone exam. Construction Professionals: Individuals in the construction industry aiming to align their practical experience with PMI-CP standards and best practices. Project Managers and Team Leaders: Professionals seeking to refine their skills in managing construction projects effectively within a governance framework. Industry Practitioners: Those interested in gaining insights into the PMI-CP exam structure
• content
• and strategies for success. By engaging with this course
• participants will be better equipped to navigate the complexities of the PMI-CP exam and excel in their professional roles.