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?
Read the restIn 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.
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?
Read the restLeo’s working hard to do something he’s never done before.
Read the restDiscerning 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.
Read the restThe 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.
Read the restThis 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).
Read the restKnowledge implies justifiable belief or skilled action. Hence, when students blindly memorise and are tested for recall, they are not being tested for knowledge.
Read the restHave your projects outgrown your self-taught Project Management skills? We can help.
Read the restThe PCP equips you with real-life practical knowledge and skills. We’re looking for inspired learners, who draw their energy from the wonder and achievement of learning, rather than the mere chasing of a certificate.
Read the restThis practical background provided by the PCP allows study towards PMP® or PRINCE2® certification to become enlightening and relevant in terms of the actual work required by a future career.
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