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PMP stands for Project Management Professional, the most globally recognized certification for project managers. It is awarded and governed by the Project Management Institute (PMI). This certification, often considered the gold standard in the field, signifies that a project manager possesses the skills, knowledge, and experience necessary to lead and direct projects successfully. Achieving PMP certification enhances your credibility, opens up greater career opportunities and potential for higher earnings in the project management industry in Malaysia and worldwide.

• Four-Year College / University Degree
• 36 months of experience leading projects within the past eight years
• 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM^® certification

OR

• High School or Secondary School Diploma
• 60 months of experience leading projects within the past eight years
• 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM^® certification

Remarks: Attend a PMP training and upon completion, you are entitle for the 35 hours of project management education.

The Project Management Institute (PMI) is a leading global organization founded in 1969 in the USA. It focuses on improving project management through education and global connections. PMI offers the well-known PMP (Project Management Professional) certification, which many project managers want.

This certification is part of PMI’s strong framework for helping people in project management, making it a valuable credential for those looking to enhance their skills and career prospects.

• Professionals who are responsible for leading, managing, and directing projects.
• Individuals who oversee teams and coordinate projects, even if they don’t hold the title of “project manager.”
• Those who want to enhance their resume, raise their earning potential, or get a competitive advantage in the project management job market.
• People in roles related to project initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closing.
• Contributors, stakeholders, or sponsors who want a deeper understanding of formal project management practices.

Earning a PMP Certification shows that you have the experience, knowledge, and skills to lead projects of any size. It can also help you earn more money. According to a survey, PMP holders around the world earn 16% more on average, and in the USA, they earn 32% more than those without the certification., as reported in the Earning Power: Project Management Salary Survey – Twelfth Edition

USD324.00 (for PMI member), USD555.00 (non-member) payable to PMI

Membership fee is USD $129/ year 

3 steps to apply for the PMP Certification:

1. Confirm you are eligible (refer to PMP Exam requirements)
2. Gather your info for example; project you have led and training you have completed. 
3. Submit your PMP Application. 

You can take your PMP exam at a Person Vue Testing Center (recommended) or securely online. 

You may attempt the exam up to three (3) times in one year if you don’t pass the exam. 

The PMP exam is based on the current version of the PMBOK. The domain include:

• People (42%)
• Process (50%)
• Business Environment (8%)

Check the Project Management Professional (PMP) Examination Content Outline – here

The PMP examination is comprise of 180 multiple choice answers, and allotted examintaion time is 230 minutes. 

For PMP Exam, there are now two 10-minutes breaks in the exam. The first will appear after you complete questions 1- 60 and review all of your answers. The second break will appear after you have completed question 120 and confirmed that you have reviewed all of your answers.

Please note, once you review your responses and start your break you will not be able to return to the questions from the previous section of the exam. When you are signed back in after each break, you will have the remaining allotted time to complete the remaining section(s). In total, you will have 230 minutes to respond to 180 questions.

If you do not pass your first exam attempt, you can continue your study and retake the exam. You may take the examination up to three times within your one-year eligibility period. After three attempts, you must wait one year from the date of the last examination before you reapply for the certification.

If your one year eligibility period expires without you passing the examination, you must reapply for the certification.

No, you cannot take the PMP exam without the required project management training. PMI mandates that candidates must complete 35 hours of formal project management training before they are eligible to sit for the PMP exam. This requirement applies regardless of your educational or professional background.

The PMP training ensures that all candidates have a baseline understanding of key project management concepts. 

The majority of our public training classes are located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. You can view our schedule and sign up for upcoming sessions. If you’re interested in organizing a private session for your group, we’re flexible and can conduct training at your chosen venue anywhere in Malaysia

To get PMP certification, a project manager needs to fulfill specific criteria and then clear a test with 180 questions. This PMP test was designed by experienced project managers for their peers, making every question relevant to actual project management scenarios.

Being hired as a Project Manager in Malaysia typically relies on several factors:

1. Academic Qualifications: Many employers prioritize candidates with formal education, such as a diploma or degree, in their selection criteria. Those with academic qualifications generally stand a better chance than those without.

2. Work Experience: Practical experience in the project management field is essential. The more experience you have, the more likely you are to be hired.

3. Professional Certification: In competitive interview scenarios, having professional certifications, like the PMP Certification, can give you an edge over candidates who only possess academic qualifications and work experience.