PMI-RMP Certification Training

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About the course

Why take PMI-RMP Certification Training?

The PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP) certification recognises people who identify and assess project risks and plan responses to them. It suits risk specialists as well as project managers who spend significant time on uncertainty, whether in IT, construction, energy, finance or consulting.

PMI's PMI-RMP page lists five domains: Risk Strategy and Planning (22%), Risk Identification (23%), Risk Analysis (23%), Risk Response (13%) and Monitor and Close Risks (19%). The exam has 115 questions and runs 150 minutes. Our course follows these domains in order, from setting the risk approach to monitoring and closing risks, and works through both qualitative and quantitative techniques with examples.

PMI requires risk management education hours as part of eligibility: 30 hours for the bachelor's-degree path and 40 hours for the secondary-school path. This 30-hour course meets the first requirement exactly; secondary-school-path applicants would need 10 more hours elsewhere. Please confirm current requirements on pmi.org when you apply.

Who should attend

● Risk managers and risk analysts
● Project and program managers who lead risk management
● PMO staff responsible for risk reporting
● Auditors and compliance professionals working with project risk
● Engineers and consultants who regularly run risk workshops

Prerequisites

● PMI eligibility: either a secondary-school diploma with 36 months of project risk management experience in the last five years and 40 hours of risk education, or a bachelor's degree with 24 months of such experience in the last five years and 30 hours of risk education; verify on pmi.org
● The 30 hours of risk education, which this course provides, for the bachelor's-degree path
● Basic familiarity with project management terminology
● Comfort with basic probability and arithmetic for the quantitative modules

What this certification does for you

Specialist credential

Few project credentials focus entirely on risk, so PMI-RMP differentiates you.

Quantitative confidence

You learn to put numbers on uncertainty, which executives value.

Useful in many industries

Risk skills transfer across IT, construction, energy and BFSI.

Complements the PMP

Adds depth in the part of the PMP outline on risk and uncertainty.

Certification exam

PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP) exam

Awarded by	Project Management Institute (PMI)
Format	Computer-based exam; five domains: Risk Strategy and Planning 22%, Risk Identification 23%, Risk Analysis 23%, Risk Response 13%, Monitor and Close Risks 19%
Questions	115 questions
Duration	150 minutes
Passing score	PMI does not publish a numeric passing score; see the PMI Certification Handbook
Exam fee	See the current figure on the official site (PMI sets member and non-member rates)
Where	Pearson VUE test centre or online proctored; confirm on pmi.org
Validity	3-year Continuing Certification Requirements cycle; confirm PDU requirement on pmi.org

Your path to certification

1
Complete the 30 hours of risk education with us.
2
Submit the PMI-RMP application showing your risk experience and education hours.
3
Pay the exam fee after approval; a 1-year eligibility period begins.
4
Schedule at a Pearson VUE centre or online proctored.
5
Pass the exam and receive the PMI-RMP credential.
6
Maintain it through PMI's CCR program.

Skills you will gain

Risk strategy and planning

Define risk appetite, thresholds, roles and a risk management plan that fits the project.

Risk identification

Use checklists, interviews, workshops, SWOT and root cause analysis to build a risk register.

Qualitative analysis

Score probability and impact, build probability-impact matrices and prioritise risks.

Quantitative analysis

Apply expected monetary value, decision trees, sensitivity analysis and simulation.

Risk response planning

Choose avoid, mitigate, transfer, accept, exploit, enhance or share strategies and set contingency.

Monitoring and reporting

What you get