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Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP)® Certification Training
Course 3602
- Duration: 5 days
- Language: English
- Level: Advanced
Turn risks into rewards. Risk management is key to avoiding delays, extra costs, and project failures. With the PMI-RMP, you'll gain the expertise to spot problems early, master risk fundamentals, and enhance project outcomes for a competitive edge.
This course helps prepare you for PMI-RMP certification exam.
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PMI-RMP Certification Training Information
Benefits
- Globally recognized credential — Distinguish yourself as a professional with validated expertise in project risk management.
- Comprehensive exam preparation — Coverage of all five PMI-RMP® exam domains: Risk Strategy & Planning, Stakeholder Engagement, Risk Process Facilitation, Risk Monitoring & Reporting, and Perform Specialized Risk Analysis.
- Practical tools — Gain hands-on practice applying risk identification, qualitative and quantitative analysis, response planning, and monitoring.
- Career advancement — Stand out to employers as someone who can proactively minimize threats and maximize opportunities.
- Official PMI-aligned training and materials included
- After-course instructor coaching included
What to Expect
- Exam Prep Course: This course is designed to help you prepare for a certification exam. You can expect coverage of all exam learning objectives, with a focus on understanding key concepts, terminology, and how they’re assessed. For a deeper, more hands-on learning experience, consider Course 286, Risk Management Training for Projects, Programs, and Operations.
- Content Volume: Certification courses cover a large amount of material in a short time. Instructors prioritize content tied to exam objectives and supplementary topics may be addressed as time allows.
- Content Pace: Certification courses are fast-paced so that all exam objectives are covered. Instructors adhere to a stricter schedule so that everything is covered. While discussions and examples are included, the focus remains on certification readiness.
- Outside of Class Study Time: Plan for self-study outside of class, especially if the content is new to you. Passing the exam is not guaranteed.
Audience & Prerequisites
- Who Should Attend: This course is intended for project managers, risk managers, program managers, PMO leaders, and any project professional preparing for the PMI-RMP certification exam.
- Prerequisites: To apply for the PMI-RMP certification attendees, must have a secondary degree (high school diploma, associate's degree, or global equivalent), 2-3 years of project risk management experience within the past 5 years, and 30 hours of project risk management education (40 hours for those with no Bachelor's degree). Graduates from a PMI GAC accredited program get a 12-month reduction in the project experience requirement. Attendees of this course gain the requisite 30 hours of project risk management education experience.
- Pre-Course Knowledge: This is an advanced certification course. To get the most out of your experience, Learning Tree recommends attendees have advanced project management experience and an understanding of project risk management at the level of Course 286, Risk Management Training for Projects, Programs, and Operations.
Certification & Exam Information
- Certification Alignment: This course aligns to the PMI-RMP certification.
- Certification Expectations: Attendees should expect that some study outside of course hours will be required for certification success. The amount of self-study will depend on prior familiarity with the topic. Passing the exam is not guaranteed.
- Exam Details: The PMI-RMP exam is 170 multiple-choice questions and 3.5 hours long.
PMI-RMP Certification Training Outline
Required Pre-Course Preparation
- Review the pre-course communication from Learning Tree to understand how to access all of your course materials.
- Ensure you have access to your PMI and My Learning Tree portals before the start of class. Reach out to Learning Tree customer service if you are having trouble.
- Be prepared for up to two hours of study after class each evening, depending on your prior level of familiarity with the course material.
Module 1: Introduction
- Overview of risk management and its role in project success
- Insights into PMI-RMP® certification and key concepts
- Introduction to the risk management process
Module 2: Risk Strategy and Planning
- Fundamentals of risk management planning
- Identifying risk areas and assessing influencing factors
- Aligning risk thresholds with stakeholder expectations
- Developing strategy and tailored plans with stakeholder collaboration
Module 3: Risk Identification
- Techniques for identifying project risks
- Conducting risk identification exercises
- Analyzing assumptions, constraints, and triggers
- Developing and maintaining a detailed risk register
Module 4: Risk Analysis
- Evaluating and prioritizing risks
- Performing qualitative and quantitative analyses
- Categorizing threats and opportunities
- Understanding impact on project goals
Module 5: Implementing Risk Responses
- Planning and executing risk response strategies
- Addressing threats and capturing opportunities
- Enhancing project outcomes through proactive management
Module 6: Conclusion
- Integrating course concepts and techniques
- Reflecting on key takeaways
- Reinforcing understanding of the full risk management lifecycle
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PMI-RMP Certification Training FAQs
Earning your PMI-RMP certification is a big step - maintaining it shouldn't have to be. Continuing education is core to PMI certification. PMI-RMP holders need to earn 30 professional development units (PDUs) in each 3-year cycle to maintain certification. Each PDU represents one hour spent learning, teaching others, presenting, reading, volunteering, or content creating.