Sharlene AlexanderInstructional Technologist Designer| SA Strategic AllianceSan Antonio, Tx, United States
I am a Instructional Technology Designer and I have taken support course with my Masters in Project Management. I do Project Management all the time. By looking at the site it seems to be a little different than what I see others doing. I could be wrong, but I want to make it offical by taking the test. I am in need of a mentor who can guide me through what to study and where to take the test and answer questions if I have them. Saving Changes...
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Digvijay SinghProject Manager| Mastek LimitedPune, India
Can you simply write what do you want from us? I am not sure why I couldn't get anything out of your query.
Hi, Sharlene. If you are looking for the best approach to getting your PMP, I would suggest going to the PMI website to start: http://www.pmi.org. There are a number of advertisers on the website that provide training. The one I used to get my PMP was Rita Mulcahy's: http://www.rmcproject.com/ Saving Changes...
Tom MillerConsultant| dba: Galenson ConsultingLawrence, Ks, United States
There are many company's that offer prep courses to pass the PMP. Saving Changes...
Elizabeth HarrinDirector| RebelsGuideToPM.comLondon, England, United Kingdom
Stepping into Project Management aims to match people up, you might be able to get some one to one mentoring from there: http://beta.steppingintopm.com/ Saving Changes...
Karen FlamProejct Manager| Privately Held Freight Shipping CompanyMedia, Pa, United States
I am an Instructional Designer and PM.
I can help you - as can many others with the PMP exam.
Plus there are TONS of books and materials. (Many puiblished by PMI.) Saving Changes...
Michael AdamsSolutions Architect| LANLLos Alamos, Nm, United States
Hi Sharlene, I am the former VP Education for my local PMI Chapter. I have a few questions for you:
1) have you taken a PMP training that qualifies with PMI for the 35 contact hours of required project management training? If not, this is a good place to start. A PMP Prep course will give you an overview of what you need to know to pass the test.
2) Are you a member of a local PMI chapter? If not, and there is one reasonably close to you, I'd recommend joining a chapter and networking with some local PMPs. I credit volunteering for my chapter with helping me pass the PMP Exam (on my second attempt)
