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Instructor-Led, Online PMP Training – Only $40

February 1, 2012 at 10:13 pm Leave a comment

Why online training is so effective?

Online training is known by numerous names and acronyms—computer-based training (CBT), web-based training (WBT), cyber-training, distance learning, e-learning, etc. By whatever name, online training is a method of delivering training through an electronic medium without the immediate presence of a human instructor. By taking advantage of technology, online training can be more cost effective by delivering more knowledge in a more flexible and efficient manner.

There are distinct advantages to online training that may apply to your organization. With an online training course you have the ability to consolidate education and training across geographical and time constraints. Courses can be delivered to people in different offices without the expense of travel and with less interruption of work schedules. For individuals with busy schedules, online training courses offer the flexibility of being available when the people are able to take the training.

This flexibility is the strongest facet of online training and the flexibility extends beyond scheduling. For many people, an online training course supplies material in a more palatable manner then instructor-led courses. This certainly isn’t true for everyone, but the power of online training to help many people makes it an important tool for your training program. Online training is self-paced and includes interactive tutorials, questionnaires, case studies, self-assessment, and other features that easily assimilate to individual learning styles. Because people have more control over their training experience, online training offers the opportunity to learn in a non-stressful environment.

An online training course combines the advantages of uniformity in training and self-paced training. The basic course is the same for each trainee (while still offering you the chance to tailor instruction more easily) but can be delivered to different people at different times. While a human instructor is only available a limited time, online training materials don’t “go home” and trainees can review the subject matter as needed or desired. Support can be supplied via e-mail or phone.

January 21, 2012 at 4:34 am Leave a comment

Online PMP Class

Instructor led, online PMP Exam Prep Class – Only $40

January 17, 2012 at 8:18 pm Leave a comment

What is a Project?

What is a Project?

January 16, 2012 at 12:56 pm Leave a comment

How to calculate Critical Path of a project?

October 8, 2011 at 10:34 pm Leave a comment

Online PMP Training

December 3, 2010 at 12:24 am Leave a comment

Online PMP Training

Six Weeks of Instructor led, online PMP class. Cheapest online PMP training in the world, only $40 for six weeks of instructor led training. An unbelievable value. A similar class usually goes for $2000. 100% money back pass guarantee.

This course is based on the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Fourth Edition. This course is designed to provide the essential preparation needed to pass the PMP exam.

After completing this course, you will be ready to take and pass the official PMP exam.

A new class starts every Saturday.

Yes, you read it right, this is not a self learning exam or quiz software; this is a full instructor-led six weeks of online class, with lessons, assignments, discussions, grading and whole nine yards. A new class starts every Saturday. Register for this class Now!

http://www.kapurtraining.com/lms/

August 28, 2010 at 11:33 pm Leave a comment

Five tips for using Project Management in your small business

  1. Learn common Project Management Terminology – This will allow you to communicate effectively with your contractors, subcontractors and customers. Consistent communication will save your company time and rework.
  2. Get the low hanging fruit first – There are lots of inconsistent processes in your business. Focus on easy ones first and fix it using project management principles to gain momentum and early wins.
  3. Keep it simple – You don’t have to use all project management tools and techniques on the very first project you work on. If it is too complicated, no one will follow it.
  4. Less is more – This is an excellent time for small businesses to make a mark. With power of project management behind your ideas, you can deliver results faster than big businesses, with fewer resources.
  5. Learn from your mistakes as well as successes – To become successful business owner you have to make lots of mistakes and learn quickly from them. Project Management processes allow you to capture lessons learned during the project. It is important you use that insight gained from one project to use it in the next project. So you don’t keep reinventing the wheel.

March 10, 2009 at 10:31 pm 1 comment

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PMP Study Group in Detroit

Kapur Training, LLC is sponsoring a PMP Study Group in Detroit. Group limit is 15 people.

Start Date: May 20, 2006
Time: 6-Saturday mornings (From 9:00AM to 12:00PM)
Venue: University of Michigan-Dearborn
Cost: $50 (includes a copy of PMBOK)
Materials: PMPOK

Group is forming now!

Study Group Goal:
To provide venue and discipline for reviewing the Framework and nine knowledge areas in the PMBOK and additional materials, review sample exams and provide an opportunity to talk to people who have passed the exam to share their experiences.

This is our first facilitated PMP Study Group for folks who are studying to take the PMP certification exam.

Requests are being taken for involvement in the next PMP study group. If you are PMP certified, you are welcome to help the group.

A PMP will be leading this group of people on the road to becoming a PMP. The current group is still open, and if you’re looking to find out more about attending a study group, email at jkapur@kapurtraining.com

Send your name and e-mail address indicating that you are interested in joining a study group. Those persons wishing to form a study group must take the initiative to get together to study for the exam.

May 1, 2006 at 11:44 pm Leave a comment


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