The PMI-Madison / South Central WI Chapter is providing the 2017 Fall PMP Prep Course: Registration Deadline--09/05/2017

 Class Description

This class is intended for people who are committed to a career in project management and aspire to take the Project Management Professional (PMP) or Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) Certification Exams conducted by the Project Management Institute (PMI). The Class will cover each section of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Guide, on which the Certification exams are based. Additionally, Students will learn study and preparation tips, complete practice questions, and interact with their peers and PMP Certified instructors. All prospective students please review the prerequisites to sit for the PMP or CAPM exam for eligibility prior to taking this course which can be found on the PMI website at www.pmi.org.

The instructors are PMP Certified volunteers from the Madison/South Central Wisconsin chapter who bring real-life experiences and project management knowledge to the area(s) that they present.

Earn 35 CEU's (Contact Hours)

Thank you for attending this year’s PDD 2017. We hope you valued and enjoyed the speakers and sessions you attended along with the food, service, facility, and earning PDU’s. And if you are not a PMI certified individual, keep in mind we have some great mentors who will help you with anything related to the PMI certifications global offers, so reach out, get certified.

Seeking Mentors

Welcome to the PMI-Madison Mentoring Program!  The PMI-Madison chapter is currently seeking Mentors and Mentees!

The primary reason why our chapter has a mentorship program is to share our knowledge and experiences with each other, so we can be the best project managers we can be. Our successful projects are a positive reflection on our chapter.

Not only can you make an impact on someone's life, or learn something new that you can immediately apply on your project, you earn PDU's while doing it.  As a mentor or as a mentee, you earn 1 PDU each for each hour spent working together.

In addition, the mentorship program gets chapter members involved as mentors, mentees or both. While getting involved, chapter members can enjoy sharing or learning many varied topics.

Example Mentorship Program Topics:

• Agile project management

• Learning project management in a specific industry such as health care or government

• Learn a new tool, such as Microsoft Project

• Learn a new process such as Risk Management

• Learn more about project management for beginning project managers

• Team building

• Managing large and/or complex projects

• Career Advancement 

Mentorship Types

It is the PMI Madison Chapter’s goal to offer Mentorship opportunities in as many forms as possible.  Mentorship programs exist in the following areas:

• Chapter Member Mentorship
• Student Mentorship
• Community Mentorship
• eMentorship

Chapter Member Mentorship Program:

The Chapter Member Mentorship Program pairs experienced PMP-certified project managers with chapter members who are new to the project management profession, or looking to expand their knowledge in a specific area.

Let us know what your interests are, and we will match you up with someone who is seeking knowledge, or someone who can provide their experiences.

Student Mentorship Program:

With Student Mentorship, we are seeking students interested in gaining professional advice from mentors who can offer such advice based on their experiences. Meetings are scheduled at your own pace, and can be online, by phone, or in person.

Students:  This is a great way to help achieve your academic and career goals! Our Mentorship team will work to pair you with an experienced Project Manager with a background in what’s important to you. And it’s free!

Mentors: This is a great way to give back by sharing your valuable knowledge and experiences. You can also improve or practice your communication and coaching skills. Plus you will earn valuable PDUs!

We do require that Mentors be PMI Members, and encourage students to join as well. Ask us about student discounts!

Community Mentorship Program:

With Community Mentorship, we are seeking community groups interested in gaining professional advice from mentors who can offer such advice based on their experiences. This can be done in the form of presentations or workshops, as to be determined upon your needs.

Community Groups: This is a great way to help your group learn more about the industry and its best practices! Our Mentorship team will work to pair you with an experienced Project Manager(s) with a background in what’s important to you. And it’s free!

Mentors: This is a great way to give back by sharing your valuable knowledge and experiences. You can also improve or practice your communication and coaching skills. Plus, you will earn valuable PDUs!

We do require that Mentors be PMI Members, and encourage others to join as well. Ask us about student discounts!

eMentorship Program:

Our lives are becoming increasingly digital and Project Management is no exception. Young professionals who grew up with the Internet tend to be more comfortable building relationships online and more opportunities for online relationship building are helping to facilitate those relationships. Talking to someone digitally is not only quicker, it also breaks down the fear of sitting across a desk from somebody that's older, somebody that's from a different world than you; barriers disappear.

With eMentorship, we are seeking chapter members interested in sharing professional advice and experience in an electronic forum.

• PMI-Madison Blog *this site is under construction*- PMI-Madison’s Mentoring team is proud to bring you the PMI-Madison Blog, a place to learn more about Project Management from our unique Madisonian perspective. Here you will find articles about up-coming events, tips and tricks for project management, links to posting on our member’s blogs, interesting PM articles from around the web, continuing education opportunities, and more!
• Ask The Experts- allows chapter members to ask a panel of project management experts any project management question they want!
• Twitter- tweet questions and comments @PMIMadison

2017 Fall Registration Opens this Summer

Class Description

Welcome to the Spring PMP Prep Course.  Prior to signing up for this class, please verify you have met the requirements to sit in for the exam on https://www.pmi.org/certifications/process. This class is intended for people who are committed to a career in project management and aspire to take the Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification Exam conducted by the Project Management Institute (www.pmi.org). The Class will cover each section of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Guide, on which the PMP Certification exam is based. Additionally, Students will learn study and preparation tips, complete practice questions, and interact with their peers and PMP Certified instructors.

The instructors are PMP Certified volunteers from the Madison/South Central Wisconsin chapter who bring real-life experiences and project management knowledge to the area(s) that they present.

Earn 35 CEU's (Contact Hours)