| Education Prerequisites |
a. High school diploma, GED or global equivalent<br>b. At least 23 contact hours of project management education |
a. Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate degree, or global equivalent)<br>b. 35 contact hours of project management education/training or CAPM certification<br>[OR]<br>a. Four-year degree<br>b. 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM certification |
| Professional Experience Requirements |
None |
a. For secondary degree holders: 60 months of leading/directing projects in the past eight years<br>b. For four-year degree holders: 36 months of leading/directing projects in the past eight years |
| Content |
1. Introduction to Project Management<br>2. Project Environment<br>3. Role of the Project Manager<br>4. Project Integration Management<br>5. Project Scope Management<br>6. Project Schedule Management<br>7. Project Cost Management<br>8. Project Quality Management<br>9. Project Resource Management<br>10. Project Communications Management<br>11. Project Risk Management<br>12. Project Procurement Management<br>13. Project Stakeholder Management |
1. Project Management Overview<br>2. Business Environment<br>3. Strategic Alignment<br>4. Organizational Culture and Change Management<br>5. Start the Project<br>6. Determining Project Approach<br>7. Plan the Project<br>8. Project Scope<br>9. Project Risk Management<br>10. Lead the Project<br>11. Communicate and Collaborate with Stakeholders<br>12. Support Project Team Performance<br>13. Evaluate Project Progress<br>14. Manage Project Issues and Impediments<br>15. Project or Phase Closure |
| Target Audience |
– Recent graduates<br>- Beginner Project Officers<br>- Beginner Project Executives<br>- Program/Project assistants<br>- Project Team Members<br>- Project Management Aspirants<br>- Program Management Aspirants<br>- Heads of Functions/Departments<br>- Beginner Project Leaders<br>- Functional Managers<br>- Individuals wishing to understand practical/formal project management best practices |
– Project Managers<br>- Programme Managers<br>- Project Coordinators<br>- Human Resource Specialists<br>- Grant Managers<br>- Finance Managers<br>- Project Engineers<br>- Project Leads and Administrators<br>- Operating Managers<br>- IT Professionals<br>- Software Developers<br>- Sales & Marketing Professionals<br>- Procurement Specialists<br>- Research Managers<br>- Development Managers |
| Outcomes & Benefits |
1. Knowledge of Project Management basics<br>2. PMI International Standard Pre-certification training<br>3. Proof of PM skills and competence<br>4. Entry-level project management job opportunities<br>5. Meets PMP exam project education/training requirement<br>6. Foundation for other PMI certifications |
1. Gold-standard Project Manager certification<br>2. PMI International Standard Pre-certification training<br>3. Validation of advanced skills and capabilities<br>4. Respected credential for job credibility<br>5. Potential for higher performance, salary, and career opportunities |
| Certification Exam Cost (Paid to PMI directly) |
PMI members: $225<br>Non-members: $300 |
PMI members: $405<br>Non-members: $575 |
| Exam Overview |
– Allotted Exam Time: 3 hours<br>- Total Exam Questions: 150 CAPM certification exam questions |
– Allotted Exam Time: 3 hours, 50 min<br>- Total Exam Questions: 180 PMP certification exam questions |
| Programme Delivery |
Virtual or Physical (in-classroom) |
Virtual or Physical (in-classroom) |
| Training & Certification Preparation Fees (CUEA) |
Virtual: KShs. 45,000<br>Physical: KShs. 55,000 |
Virtual: KShs. 75,000<br>Physical: KShs. 90,000 |
| Fees Include |
– Training by qualified, experienced, and certified trainers<br>- PMI access codes for learning/study notes<br>- Tea & Snacks, Water (Physical training delivery)<br>- Practice material and review<br>- Simulation of PMP examination<br>- Certificate of Completion |
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