

PMI-RMP: PMI Risk Management Professional Exam Preparation Course
Course Information

Course Name
PMI-RMP: PMI Risk Management Professional Exam Preparation Course

Exam code
PMI-RFMP

Duration
4 Days
Certification
Overview
The PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP)® certification was created to address the growing complexity and variety within project management. Recognised and sought after worldwide, this certification highlights the need for professionals specialising in project risk management.
It acknowledges your distinct skills and proficiency in identifying and assessing risks in projects, reducing potential threats, and leveraging opportunities, all while demonstrating a strong foundational understanding and practical experience across all areas of project management.
Who Should Attend
The PMI-RMP® certification is ideal for project managers, risk managers, functional managers, or C-suite executives looking to distinguish themselves in the field of project risk management.
If you possess advanced expertise and experience in risk management, or if you’re a project manager overseeing risk management, especially for large-scale projects in complex environments, the PMI-RMP® is a highly suitable certification for you.
Prerequisites
Before applying, make sure you meet one of the following PMI-RMP certification requirements:
Set A Requirements:
- Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree, or equivalent)
- 36 months of experience in project risk management within the past 5 years
- 40 hours of project risk management education
Set B Requirements:
- Four-year degree (bachelor’s degree or equivalent)
- 24 months of experience in project risk management within the past 5 years
- 30 hours of project risk management education
At Course Completion
Upon finishing this program, participants will be able to:
- Grasp the key concepts, methods, and techniques of risk management
- Implement risk management practices tailored to their own project scenarios
Course Outline
Task 1: Perform a Preliminary Document Analysis
Task 2: Assess the Project Environment for Threats and Opportunities
Task 3: Confirm Risk Thresholds Based on Risk Appetites
Task 4: Establish a Risk Management Strategy
Task 5: Document the Risk Management Plan
Task 6: Plan and Lead Risk Management Activities with Stakeholders
Task 1: Conduct Risk Identification Exercises
Task 2: Examine Assumption and Constraint Analyses
Task 3: Document Risk Triggers and Thresholds Based on Context/Environment
Task 4: Develp risk register
Task 1: Perform Qualitative Analysis
Task 2: Perform Quantitative Analysis
Task 3: Identify Threats and Opportunities
Task 1: Plan Risk Response
Task 2: Implement Risk Response
Task 1: Gather and Analyse Performance Data
Task 2: Monitor Residual and Secondary Risks
Task 3: Provide Information Required to Update Relevant Project Documents
Task 4: Monitor Project Risk Levels
Overview
Overview
The PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP)® certification was created to address the growing complexity and variety within project management. Recognised and sought after worldwide, this certification highlights the need for professionals specialising in project risk management.
It acknowledges your distinct skills and proficiency in identifying and assessing risks in projects, reducing potential threats, and leveraging opportunities, all while demonstrating a strong foundational understanding and practical experience across all areas of project management.
Audience Profile
Who Should Attend
The PMI-RMP® certification is ideal for project managers, risk managers, functional managers, or C-suite executives looking to distinguish themselves in the field of project risk management.
If you possess advanced expertise and experience in risk management, or if you’re a project manager overseeing risk management, especially for large-scale projects in complex environments, the PMI-RMP® is a highly suitable certification for you.
Prerequisities
Prerequisites
Before applying, make sure you meet one of the following PMI-RMP certification requirements:
Set A Requirements:
- Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree, or equivalent)
- 36 months of experience in project risk management within the past 5 years
- 40 hours of project risk management education
Set B Requirements:
- Four-year degree (bachelor’s degree or equivalent)
- 24 months of experience in project risk management within the past 5 years
- 30 hours of project risk management education
At Course Completion
At Course Completion
Upon finishing this program, participants will be able to:
- Grasp the key concepts, methods, and techniques of risk management
- Implement risk management practices tailored to their own project scenarios
Course Outline
Course Outline
Task 1: Perform a Preliminary Document Analysis
Task 2: Assess the Project Environment for Threats and Opportunities
Task 3: Confirm Risk Thresholds Based on Risk Appetites
Task 4: Establish a Risk Management Strategy
Task 5: Document the Risk Management Plan
Task 6: Plan and Lead Risk Management Activities with Stakeholders
Task 1: Conduct Risk Identification Exercises
Task 2: Examine Assumption and Constraint Analyses
Task 3: Document Risk Triggers and Thresholds Based on Context/Environment
Task 4: Develp risk register
Task 1: Perform Qualitative Analysis
Task 2: Perform Quantitative Analysis
Task 3: Identify Threats and Opportunities
Task 1: Plan Risk Response
Task 2: Implement Risk Response
Task 1: Gather and Analyse Performance Data
Task 2: Monitor Residual and Secondary Risks
Task 3: Provide Information Required to Update Relevant Project Documents
Task 4: Monitor Project Risk Levels
