Program Management Professional (PgMP)®

• As a program manager, you demonstrate leadership by managing multiple related projects in a coordinated way, achieving benefits that could not occur if the projects were handled separately. PgMP® certification verifies this advanced level of expertise and shows that you have the real-world experience to navigate complexity and align with strategic objectives.

   

  In fact, the 2022 PMI Pulse of the Profession® report shows that with program management, 71% of an organization’s projects successfully meet business goals overall. Demonstrate that you are ready to lead your organization to success with PgMP certification.

   

PMP certification validates that you are highly skilled in the following:

• • Help professionals and project managers acquire Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, the profession’s most globally recognized certification credential
  • Emphasize the importance of people by adopting the soft skills needed to lead a project team effectively in today's changing environment.
  • Reinforce the importance of adopting the right project management processes to address the technical aspects of successfully managing projects.
  • Highlight the connection between projects and organizational strategy from a business environment mindset.
  • Cover the tricky aspects of starting, planning, and running a project effectively and efficiently while keeping the team focused and on track.
  • Introduce different leadership styles and help professionals adopt the right project leadership skills.
  • Cover the three critical approaches (predictive, agile, and hybrid) needed in managing today’s highly demanding and challenging projects.
  • Familiarize the participants with situational analysis questions and the information they

1. Program Management Definitions
2. Program Strategy Alignment
3. Program Benefits Management:

• Identification
• Analysis and Planning
• Delivery
• Transition
• Sustainment

4. Program Stakeholder Engagement
5. Program Governance
6. Program Management Life Cycle

• Program Definition:
• Program Formulation
• Program Preparation

7. Program Benefits Delivery
8. Program Closure
9. Program Transition
10. Program Closeout

Attending PgMP® (Program Management Professional) Training helps individuals gain the experience required to manage individual projects to reach strategic and long-term goals. It also helps professionals gain a broader perspective and enables them to work by simultaneously selecting many paths and building competency over project managers

• Project Managers
• Project Leaders
• Project Team Members
• Managers (Directors, General Managers)
• Professionals are interested in applying for the PMP® exam

No prior knowledge or experience is required to attend Simplilearn’s PMP Certification Training. To qualify for the PMP exam, you should have a secondary degree (i.e., high school diploma, associate’s degree, or the global equivalent) with 7,500 hours leading and directing projects and 35 hours of project management education.
OR
You should have a four-year degree, 4,500 hours of experience leading and directing projects, and 35 hours of project management education.

Here’s why it’s worth it:

Advance your career: 58% of PgMP holders surveyed report they have a more advanced position than when they first earned the certification.

Increase your earnings: 23% of surveyed PgMP holders globally reported a salary increase after certification.

Elevate your professional profile: Nearly half of surveyed PgMP holders reported increased responsibility and more extensive programs to manage since obtaining certification.

1. Program Coordinator
2. Program Manager
3. Senior Program Manager
4. Program Director
5. Strategic Initiatives Manager
6. Organizational Change Manager
7. Program Management Consultant