Project Management Training

Ah_keong

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COMAT is one of the more established PMP training centres locally with good reviews.

Best to go with a training centre that has a proven track record

Thanks seawyk,
I was appointed IC by my colleagues to find more info and I know nuts about PMP. Thanks everyone! :D
 

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Honestly I am currently taking project management training that allows me to learn some strategies, implementation and everything to become a project manager and I am now enjoying it.
 

Xi Tan

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Hi all,

Would like to revive this thread.

I'm would like to attend the PMP training with a course provider, that is participating in CITREP:
Aldion Consulting
COMAT
Global Knowledge Networks
HP
New Horizons
ERC Institute
IIL Asia P L
Knowledge Method

I would appreciate feedback from your guys regarding the course conducted by them.

Thanks.

Dont forget to check out NTUC LearningHub or Next U - Next U - Project Management Professional (PMP)

With UTAP being applicable for NTUC Members, they might just be the cheapest around the market...

Good Luck!
 

seesiang

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Dont forget to check out NTUC LearningHub or Next U - Next U - Project Management Professional (PMP)

With UTAP being applicable for NTUC Members, they might just be the cheapest around the market...

Good Luck!

PMP required 60 months (7,500 hours) of project management experience and 35 contact hours of project management education.

This mean that by passing the exam, does not qualified you as PMP.

For those that do not meet the project experiences, try CAPM.
 

alvinaloy

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Think you can't even apply for the exam if you don't have enough experience or PDU
 

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Project Management Professional (PMP)

So does this mean that "Nest U Project Management Professional (PMP)" is only for people who already have some experience in Project Management and not for anyone how wish to just learn as an extra skill to be included in my resume?
 

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TP - Professional Certificate in Project Management

How about Professional Certificate in Project Management offered by Temasek Polytechnic? or PMI's CAPM would be a better option?
 

redname

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How about Professional Certificate in Project Management offered by Temasek Polytechnic? or PMI's CAPM would be a better option?

If u can go for pmp then go for it, capm is a lower grade.

I have capm cause I didn't fulfill the requirements previously

Not sure abt the one offered by TP though, interested to find out too
 

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If u can go for pmp then go for it, capm is a lower grade.

I have capm cause I didn't fulfill the requirements previously

Not sure abt the one offered by TP though, interested to find out too

I think I have to go for CAPM cos I didn't meet the requirements too...
 

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I think I have to go for CAPM cos I didn't meet the requirements too...

what's your objective in taking?

mine was simple, just wanna know better the terminology used, how things works and of cus to make use of CITREP when it was still 80% :D
 
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