CAPM® Certification Exam Preparation – 23 Contact Hours

Course Overview

The CAPM® Certification Exam Preparation course is designed for aspiring and early-career project professionals seeking a strong foundation in project management and preparation for the CAPM® examination.

The course provides the 23 hours of project management education required for CAPM® eligibility and covers the major areas of the current PMI® CAPM Exam Content Outline, including project management fundamentals, predictive methods, Agile approaches, and business analysis.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Understand core project management concepts and terminology
• Apply predictive, Agile, and hybrid project approaches
• Understand project scope, schedule, cost, risk, quality, and stakeholder management
• Understand basic business analysis and requirements management
• Answer CAPM-style questions effectively
• Prepare confidently for the CAPM® examination

Course Outline

Module 1: Project Management Fundamentals

• Project life cycles
• Roles and responsibilities
• Stakeholder management
• Communication and teamwork

Module 2: Predictive Project Management

• Scope and WBS
• Scheduling
• Cost and budgeting
• Quality
• Risk
• Resources and procurement

Module 3: Agile Project Management

• Agile principles
• Scrum
• Kanban
• Iterative and incremental delivery
• Hybrid approaches

Module 4: Business Analysis

• Business needs
• Requirements gathering
• Requirements documentation
• Acceptance criteria
• Requirements traceability

Module 5: CAPM® Exam Preparation

• Exam structure
• CAPM-style questions
• Test-taking strategies
• Practice quizzes
• Mock examination

Delivery Options

Live Online | Classroom | Corporate On-site

Certification

Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a Certificate of Completion confirming 23 Contact Hours of Project Management Education, subject to PMI® eligibility requirements.

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