🧩 Individuals, teams, and organizations require a comprehensive, high-impact training solution to help professionals successfully prepare for the PMP® certification exam. Many learners struggle to balance their full-time roles with the demands of exam prep and need structured, instructor-led support to stay accountable and focused. Existing on-demand options often lack real-time engagement, personalized guidance, and the opportunity to practice situational judgment questions aligned with the PMP® exam’s new format.
Key learning gaps identified:
🎯 I designed an immersive, instructor led in-person classroom training experience delivered over five consecutive days, focused on hands-on learning, peer interaction, and real-time feedback:
This approach fosters deep engagement, builds exam confidence, and allows learners to immediately apply concepts through live coaching and collaboration with peers.
🤝 Material is 100% aligned with PMI's current PMP® Exam Content Outline and ATP best practices in adult learning. In addition, I:
This collaboration ensured that the training was not only PMI-aligned, but also tailored to in-person dynamics, keeping content practical, engaging, and responsive to the needs of diverse learners.
📈 Effectiveness was measured using both quantitative outcomes and qualitative insights gathered throughout and after the in-person training experience:
These measures confirmed that the live classroom format delivered high impact, promoted exam success, and supported long-term retention of project management best practices.
p1 Storyboard
A slide from the 'Introduction' lesson deck (Lesson 00)
p1 Sample Agenda
A guide structured around each lesson, with space for exercises, checklists, and agile reference tools.
Organized into modules for each of the lesson domains:
Using this Student Workbook + Intro + Case Study – p. 1–5
Lesson 1: Business Environment – p. 15–77
Lesson 2: Start the Project – p. 77–136
Lesson 3: Plan the Project – p. 136–236
Lesson 4: Lead the Project Team – p. 236–299
Lesson 5: Support Project Team Performance – p. 299–360
Lesson 6: Closing the Project/Phase – p. 360–378
Introduction pages of Student Workbook
Example of an asynchronous video learning page of student workbook
Example of note taking page in the student workbook
Example of a reflection exercise in the student workbook
Example of a learning page in the student workbook
Example of a hands-on learning exercise in the student workbook