Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)

If you are a recent college graduate or young professional looking to stand out in a competitive job market, then the CAPM certification is a great choice to not only learn the foundations of Project Management but to add a credential to your resume to validate your knowledge. The CAPM certification from Project Management Institute (PMI®) allows aspiring project managers and recent graduates to distinguish themselves in the job market. Our CAPM certification boot camp fully prepares candidates for the 150-question, multiple-choice CAPM exam and satisfies the educational requirement to sit for the exam. Unlike the PMP certification, there is no additional work experience required to sit for the CAPM exam. Note: This course has been approved by PMI for 23 PDUs

If you are a recent college graduate or young professional looking to stand out in a competitive job market, then the CAPM certification is a great choice to not only learn the foundations of Project Management but to add a credential to your resume to validate your knowledge. The CAPM certification from Project Management Institute (PMI®) allows aspiring project managers and recent graduates to distinguish themselves in the job market. Our CAPM certification boot camp fully prepares candidates for the 150-question, multiple-choice CAPM exam and satisfies the educational requirement to sit for the exam. Unlike the PMP certification, there is no additional work experience required to sit for the CAPM exam.
Note: This course has been approved by PMI for 23 PDUs

Improved employee skills and qualifications
Better utilization of tools and techniques
A common project management language to improve communication
Frameworks to identify, manage, and mitigate risk
Immediate applicability to ongoing projects
Complete understanding of how to take the CAPM exam

All entry level project practitioners or recent graduates who aim to be project managers and would like to distinguish themselves in an increasingly competitive job market. Active project managers who would like to eventually pursue their PMP credential but lack the necessary 3+ years of work experience. Anyone who would like to learn the fundamentals and terminology of project management.