Price:
$1,995.00
Days:
4
Understand the concepts, terminology, tasks, and tools and techniques covered in the PMI-PBA exam. Anticipate the types of questions that appear on the exam and learn how to answer them. Dissect and understand tricky sample questions through guided discussion after every practice exam. Develop a personal test prep strategy. Gain confidence to take and pass the PMI-PBA exam on the first try. All of our PMI exam prep courses are taught by expert and PMI-approved instructors and fulfill the PMI-required 35 contact hours of project management training. In addition to the PMI-PBA training course, you will also receive the following with 6-months of access to an extensive online training portal upon registration: Instructor-led course Satisfies 35 contact hours required by PMI Pass Guarantee Guaranteed to run on dates listed Main Presentation Binder PMI-PBA Exam Study Tables Business Analysis Task and Process Map Supplemental Materials Over 800 sample questions Additional supplemental study aids Access to additional web-based video lectures
Bachelor’s Degree or Global Equivalent, 35 hours of education in business analysis practices (satisfied by this PMI-PBA certification training course) , 36 months working as a practitioner of business analysis (Experience must be earned within the last 8 years) -OR- High School Diploma, Associate’s Degree, or Global Equivalent, 35 hours of education in business analysis practices (satisfied by this PMI-PBA certification training course), 60 months working as a practitioner of business analysis (Experience must be earned within the last 8 years) -OR- Bachelor’s or postgraduate degree from a GAC accredited program (bachelor’s or master’s degree or global equivalent), 35 hours of formal education (satisfied by this PMI-PBA certification training course), Minimum two years/24 months unique non-overlapping professional business analysis experience
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