Comments on: Updates to the Best PMP Prep Around http://pmstudent.com/updates-to-the-best-pmp-prep-around/ Helping new and aspiring project managers reach their career goals! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:27:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Getting Started in Project Management | nedelcov.name http://pmstudent.com/updates-to-the-best-pmp-prep-around/#comment-26149 Getting Started in Project Management | nedelcov.name Mon, 06 Sep 2010 13:37:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=638#comment-26149 [...] PMP Prep material can be very valuable even if you’re no where near ready to take the exam (as long as the material is geared to you understanding it, not memorizing it).  The best one I’ve found for this is the PM PrepCast™where I feel I learned a ton even if you set aside the PMP aspect of it.  You may know that I’ve written about this audio product several times (1,2). [...] [...] PMP Prep material can be very valuable even if you’re no where near ready to take the exam (as long as the material is geared to you understanding it, not memorizing it).  The best one I’ve found for this is the PM PrepCast™where I feel I learned a ton even if you set aside the PMP aspect of it.  You may know that I’ve written about this audio product several times (1,2). [...]

]]> By: Starting Out in Project Management | svprojectmanagement.com http://pmstudent.com/updates-to-the-best-pmp-prep-around/#comment-5056 Starting Out in Project Management | svprojectmanagement.com Sun, 11 Jan 2009 20:21:31 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=638#comment-5056 [...] PMP Prep material can be very valuable even if you’re no where near ready to take the exam (as long as the material is geared to you understanding it, not memorizing it). The best one I’ve found for this is the PM PrepCast™ where I feel I learned a ton even if you set aside the PMP aspect of it. You may know that I’ve written about this audio product several times (1,2). [...] [...] PMP Prep material can be very valuable even if you’re no where near ready to take the exam (as long as the material is geared to you understanding it, not memorizing it). The best one I’ve found for this is the PM PrepCast™ where I feel I learned a ton even if you set aside the PMP aspect of it. You may know that I’ve written about this audio product several times (1,2). [...]

]]> By: Bill Duncan http://pmstudent.com/updates-to-the-best-pmp-prep-around/#comment-494 Bill Duncan Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:14:30 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=638#comment-494 Josh -- Easiest thing to do is to go to the website: http://www.pmcert.org. The PMCert portion of the asapm website was completely redone last July. It is now readable, current, and correct (although some of the marketing text that one of our volunteers prepared is still a bit murky). We've also announced a program called "Extra Credit" whereby people with degrees in PM, certificates from extended educational programs, and competing certifications can obtain our Level D credential without taking the exam. Again, details on the website. Next, I'm looking for assessors throughout the country. For a limited time, we will assess you for free in return for a promise to do a minimum number of later assessments of others at a reduced rate. Of course, you also have to actually be judged competent to be eligible to assess others. Finally, I would love to find a company or two who would be interested in getting several of their PMs assessed: we got bulk pricing posted on the website. I'm hoping that this would produce better word of mouth than we've been getting. IPMA has certified more individuals as project managers (as opposed to certifying people as professionals) than any other organization in the world. Duncan Josh –

Easiest thing to do is to go to the website: http://www.pmcert.org. The PMCert portion of the asapm website was completely redone last July. It is now readable, current, and correct (although some of the marketing text that one of our volunteers prepared is still a bit murky).

We’ve also announced a program called “Extra Credit” whereby people with degrees in PM, certificates from extended educational programs, and competing certifications can obtain our Level D credential without taking the exam. Again, details on the website.

Next, I’m looking for assessors throughout the country. For a limited time, we will assess you for free in return for a promise to do a minimum number of later assessments of others at a reduced rate. Of course, you also have to actually be judged competent to be eligible to assess others.

Finally, I would love to find a company or two who would be interested in getting several of their PMs assessed: we got bulk pricing posted on the website. I’m hoping that this would produce better word of mouth than we’ve been getting.

IPMA has certified more individuals as project managers (as opposed to certifying people as professionals) than any other organization in the world.

Duncan

]]> By: Bill Duncan http://pmstudent.com/updates-to-the-best-pmp-prep-around/#comment-24328 Bill Duncan Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:14:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=638#comment-24328 Josh -- Easiest thing to do is to go to the website: http://www.pmcert.org. The PMCert portion of the asapm website was completely redone last July. It is now readable, current, and correct (although some of the marketing text that one of our volunteers prepared is still a bit murky). We've also announced a program called "Extra Credit" whereby people with degrees in PM, certificates from extended educational programs, and competing certifications can obtain our Level D credential without taking the exam. Again, details on the website. Next, I'm looking for assessors throughout the country. For a limited time, we will assess you for free in return for a promise to do a minimum number of later assessments of others at a reduced rate. Of course, you also have to actually be judged competent to be eligible to assess others. Finally, I would love to find a company or two who would be interested in getting several of their PMs assessed: we got bulk pricing posted on the website. I'm hoping that this would produce better word of mouth than we've been getting. IPMA has certified more individuals as project managers (as opposed to certifying people as professionals) than any other organization in the world. Duncan Josh –

Easiest thing to do is to go to the website: http://www.pmcert.org. The PMCert portion of the asapm website was completely redone last July. It is now readable, current, and correct (although some of the marketing text that one of our volunteers prepared is still a bit murky).

We’ve also announced a program called “Extra Credit” whereby people with degrees in PM, certificates from extended educational programs, and competing certifications can obtain our Level D credential without taking the exam. Again, details on the website.

Next, I’m looking for assessors throughout the country. For a limited time, we will assess you for free in return for a promise to do a minimum number of later assessments of others at a reduced rate. Of course, you also have to actually be judged competent to be eligible to assess others.

Finally, I would love to find a company or two who would be interested in getting several of their PMs assessed: we got bulk pricing posted on the website. I’m hoping that this would produce better word of mouth than we’ve been getting.

IPMA has certified more individuals as project managers (as opposed to certifying people as professionals) than any other organization in the world.

Duncan

]]> By: Josh Nankivel http://pmstudent.com/updates-to-the-best-pmp-prep-around/#comment-485 Josh Nankivel Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:44:37 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=638#comment-485 Bill, I think we don't hear enough about asapm or IPMA, and I think we should. I would love it if you had some articles to write or re-publish on this site about the asapm certification, its comparison to the PMP, etc. Josh Bill, I think we don’t hear enough about asapm or IPMA, and I think we should. I would love it if you had some articles to write or re-publish on this site about the asapm certification, its comparison to the PMP, etc.

Josh

]]> By: Josh Nankivel http://pmstudent.com/updates-to-the-best-pmp-prep-around/#comment-24327 Josh Nankivel Fri, 03 Oct 2008 20:44:00 +0000 http://pmstudent.com/?p=638#comment-24327 Bill, I think we don't hear enough about asapm or IPMA, and I think we should. I would love it if you had some articles to write or re-publish on this site about the asapm certification, its comparison to the PMP, etc. Josh Bill, I think we don’t hear enough about asapm or IPMA, and I think we should. I would love it if you had some articles to write or re-publish on this site about the asapm certification, its comparison to the PMP, etc.

Josh

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