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Use your MP3 player to study for the PMP Exam and qualify for 35 education contact hours with this 35-hour, full-featured PMP Audio Workshop.

Use your MP3 player to study for the PMP Exam and qualify for 35 education contact hours with this 35-hour, full-featured PMP Audio Course.

You may already know that I purchased the Project Management PrepCast™ shortly after it was released last year by Cornelius Fitchner, the host of the Project Management Podcast.  I enjoy the product immensely, as audio is a good format for me to learn.  The focus is on understanding the concepts internally, so that you know this stuff instead of rote memorization.  There are several updates that have been made since I first became a customer and wrote about it, and I would like to share those with you now.

  • 35 hours of audio
  • 10 episodes of interviews with experts and students who passed the PMP exam
  • Bonus Item #1 – Certificate for 35 Contact Hours (a requirement for the PMP exam)
  • PMP sample questions
  • Email course
  • PMP and CAPM study checklists

The last 4 items are new since I signed up, and I have put them to use in my PMP preparation activities.  This was the best PMP Prep course around originally, and now it’s even better.  It even has a money-back guarantee if you are not satisfied….I really don’t see how you would not love this though!

Has anyone else reading this post used the Project Management PrepCast™?  What was your experience like?  Leave a comment and let everyone know!

If you want to check out more features of this product or order it, just click here.

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Cornelius Fichtner, PMP from the The Project Management PrepCast™ and the The Project Management Podcast™ has graciously offered up a free subscription for me to give away. I am a subscriber to the PrepCast, and it is a great value. I wrote a testimonial here. Here’s how to win.

You have until November 1, 2007 to post a (thought out) comment to any blog entry on this website with your first name, last name, and email address. I will review the comments at that time and announce the winner with a blog post and a notification email. Comments that do not relate to the blog post may not be counted, at my discretion. I will share the winner’s name and email address with Cornelius so he can email you with the details.

Find a past post that appeals to you and share some good feedback. Good luck everyone!

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