How do you study to become a project manager?
Using the PMCD Framework, this 20-minute video explains what you need to know before spending your money on a Project Management course.
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Project Manager Competency Development Framework (PMCDF)
In the articles below, we explain the context of the PMCD Framework (or PMCDF), and describe why and how we apply this PMI® practice standard in our training.
If you’re not sure what the PMCDF is, start here.
The PMCD Framework: What it is and why it matters
The Project Manager Competency Development Framework, 3rd Edition (PMCD Framework/PMCDF) is a practice standard of the PMI®. Here’s what you need to know.
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The Project Manager Competency Development Framework (PMCDF)
The PMCD Framework (or PMCDF) is a practice standard of the PMI®. It describes what the PMI® considers to be important characteristics and attributes for a project manager.
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Knowledge? What do you mean, knowledge?
Fifi de Poodle has been formally evaluated for demonstrated experience, knowledge and performance. So why doesn’t she have the knowledge needed to manage a project?
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Consider this before recruiting a project manager
We explain how to ensure that you focus on the right things.
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How does Seth Godin’s ‘A professional stumbler’ apply to your Project Management learning?
Leo’s working hard to do something he’s never done before.
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Practical Certification for starting a career in Project Management
Discerning clients and employers aren’t looking for someone who just has a fancy certificate in Project Management. They’re looking for someone who can do the actual work.
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Practical Certification in Project Management: The three dimensions of competency
The Project Manager Competency Development Framework of the PMI® describes the knowledge, performance and personal competencies needed to manage projects effectively. The Practical Certification Programme (PCP) supports your development in all three dimensions.
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Outcomes, standards and Practical Certification
This article is part of a set of articles about standards and accreditation. It answers questions which corporate skills development practitioners may have about the Practical Certification Programme in Project Management (PCP).
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Study Project Management Concepts before going for your PMP®
There are three main reasons why we recommend the Project Management Concepts course prior to training for your PMP® exam.
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