PMP exam prep

Draw from a deeper well of project knowledge.

Instructor-led PMP training and practice questions built around the PMBOK® Guide 8th Edition and the July 2026 exam. Every answer explains why it's right, and why the others are wrong.

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Sample question · Earned value

A project has EV of $200K and PV of $300K. What does this tell you?

A The project is under budget

B The project is behind schedule

C The project is ahead of schedule

Why B: SV = EV − PV = −$100K, and SPI = 0.67. Both say less work is done than planned. Cost needs AC, so A can't be judged from this data.

1,291practice questions

40PMBOK processes covered

7performance domains

3exam domains: People, Process, Business Environment

The course

Learn it, practice it, then teach it back.

Lessons move from the big picture to planning, execution and closure, with worked examples, exam traps and plain-language explanations along the way.

Instructor-led lessons

Live sessions that walk through each lesson with real project scenarios, not just definitions.

Worked examples

Critical path, float and earned value, built step by step so the math makes sense before exam day.

Explain it back

Feynman-style activities: if you can teach the forward pass or float to someone else, you understand it.

Practice quiz

Practice like it's the real exam.

Start with 20 free sample questions in study mode. No sign-up needed. Enrolled students log in to the full question bank: pick a lesson, a process or a set of terms, and choose study mode or exam mode.

Feedback on every option, tied to the PMBOK® Guide 8th Edition
Exhibits like the real exam: network diagrams, EVM tables and S-curves
Filter by exam domain, performance domain, focus area or process
Stop anytime and still see your results on what you answered

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🔒 In the full bank (students only)

635PMP terms, by performance domain

143Tools & techniques drills

240ITTO checklists and why each process matters

120PMBOK process drills

130Lesson questions, plus CPM and EVM

23Core scenario practice set

How it works

Three steps to exam-ready.

Learn

Work through each lesson and its worked examples.

Practice

Drill the matching quiz set and read the feedback on every choice.

Teach it back

Use the Explain It activities to prove you can explain it in your own words.

The PMBOK Library

Find the right binder.

The PMBOK® Guide as a library: 5 shelves for the focus areas, 40 binders for the processes, colored by performance domain, plus a records cabinet for project documents. Open any binder to see what it's for, its inputs, tools and outputs, and where to find it in the guide. Then switch to test mode and find binders on your own.

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Training videos

Watch it, then practice it.

Short videos on the toughest exam topics, each paired with questions in the practice quiz. New videos are on the way.

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Welcome to the PMP examWhat's on the test and how to prepare

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Think like a PMThe People, Process and Business lenses

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Earned value made simpleCPI, SPI and what they really mean

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Critical path and floatThe forward and backward pass, step by step

About

Meet your instructor

Darryl brings three decades of experience managing projects in both the commercial sector and the Department of Defense, including 25 years of military service. He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, with agile training in Scrum and SAFe. He holds an MBA and a master's degree in management science, and is completing a doctorate in strategic communication.

He has led large, cross-functional teams, managed schedules and budgets, overseen contracts and chaired risk reviews on complex programs.

That is exactly what the PMP exam tests. Darryl teaches it the way he learned it: through real scenarios, and by having you explain each idea back until it sticks. If you can explain it, you understand it.

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