What should you check first when taking on a project? Who do you need to reach an agreement with, and on what? And how do you get things back on track when they go wrong? Follow a project from start to finish, step by step, and complete one practical template in each lesson that you can immediately use for your own project. The course includes 16 real-world scenarios, 16 practical templates, 48 review questions, and 17 video lectures totaling 5 hours and 18 minutes.

This course works through 192 questions selected from the 6th revised edition of *PMP Practice Problems 1500*, one at a time and in the order of the 13 chapters of PMBOK® 8th Edition. For each question, we find the clue in the prompt that determines the answer, verify the reasoning behind the correct answer, eliminate the remaining choices one by one, and summarize the judgment the question teaches in a single sentence. The course consists of 48 solution videos and 2 introductory videos, for a total of 50 videos and approximately 7 hours and 30 minutes. It also includes 19 new-format case questions and 16 graphics-based questions.

This PMP preparation course brings together the new exam standards (ECO 2026) and PMBOK® 8th Edition in a 13-chapter sequence. In each chapter, you’ll learn the concepts, deepen your understanding through virtual project scenarios and conversations between practitioners and candidates, and then check your knowledge right away with practice questions. The course includes 95 concept lectures and 13 chapter-by-chapter practice-question walkthroughs—109 lessons in total, about 39 hours. The walkthroughs also cover new question types, including case-based and graphic-based questions. Even if you’re preparing for the first time, you can follow along in order from Chapter 1.

This course is for those who have decided to take the PMP exam and are looking for guidance on how to prepare. It focuses on the information you need, such as the exam and application process, how the exam content outline relates to study materials, the order in which to study, and how to approach questions. It also covers question types and how to interpret graphs.