Completing Your PMP Exam Application

28 June 2021

Posted by: Bronwyn Wyatt

Completing your PMP exam application shouldn’t be difficult. By applying the advice from our video, you’ll be more easily able to transfer your project experience onto your PMP application form.

It’s a good idea to get you PMP exam application form in as soon as possible, as Testing Centre availability can be 2 – 3 months out from the date of booking your exam. However, you can also take the exam online from the comfort of your own home. PMI has introduced online proctored testing which uses proven exam delivery technology through a secure platform. For more information on this from PMI click here.

If you’d like to complete your PMP exam preparation training with us, you can find further details here of our upcoming courses.

Best of luck with your certification and your projects!

The Millpond Training Team

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