The examples and the linear structure of the content makes it very easy to understand. Would recommend this to everyone, especially if you are in need of a quick recap of all the contents.
I swear I can't be grateful enough for the wonderful information you provided, very summarized and explained clearly. I've been lazy to read because the notes were alot and confusing for a beginner without a teacher 📝😍😍😍😍😍😍🤝
Great videos for the busy professional. I swear I was concerned about reading 600 pages in 2 weeks. My exam is coming up and I don’t have that kind of time. I’ll focus more on the simplified path and try to do as many online exams as possible. Wish me luck
@@ClaysonShawn hey honestly is not as hard as it seems. A lot of logic, but just make sure you memorize all the processes in order. But that’s applicable for the 6th edition PMBOK… not sure when they move to the 7th ed
Hi! Just want to say thank you so much for each of the chapter summaries and ITTO review. They helped in my preparation for the CAPM exam. I am glad to announced that I passed the CAPM two hours ago Above Target in each knowledge area. God bless you a lot for all the time and energy put into the all prep materials.
Congratulations...kindly share tips. I am currently learning to take the test too. What materials did you use? How many years of experience in PM do you have? Does it really matter in the exam?
@@JapawithCelina Hi Victoria! I am so sorry it took this long. I feel awful for taking this long and know how it feels waiting for a response. I am not sure if you still want a response but here it is below: It took me about 4 months to prepare for this exam in total while taking the online google project management certificate that helped me to apply what I was learning. Note that any course that qualifies for the exam is fine. It’s just a matter of preference. For Books, I used Rita Mulcahy’s CAPM exam prep book and the PMBOK guide 6th edition to prepare. Rita’s book was helpful and so was the PMBOK (very technical). Rita’s book helps to digest the PMBOK guide better than simply reading it on its own. As for videos, I used pocket prep to give me the overview of each chapter, Rick Vargas- a youtuber that breaks down the concepts so well, another youtuber called Alvin the PM was helpful as well, and another youtuber called PMP with ray that had ITTO memory quizzes for each chapter to help remember. I spent probably 5 days a week, 6 hours a day getting through all of it (keep in mind I was unemployed at the time). I had a study schedule and what i would be covering every three days and when I would take each practice exam to gauge my level of preparedness and to assess which topics, I need to spend more time on. As I got closer to the exam, I spent almost every day including weekends reviewing. The last four days before the exam, I rested from studying heavily, did some fun things, and lightly reviewed for a couple of hours and nothing more. Most importantly to remember is that I took the old exam and not the new exam that requires the 7th edition. I am not sure if it is retired yet. You will have call PMI to ask whether the old or new exam is available. As for years of experience, I have none in Project management. It doesn’t matter for the CAPM exam but will for the PMP if you are inclined to pursue it. Hope this was helpful. Let me know. Please excuse any typos. Here are the links for each youtuber: th-cam.com/video/Kj-XVVMfF-w/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/-cbJLnNTizA/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/GC7pN8Mjot8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/HVlrxOQoSUw/w-d-xo.html
I swear I've seen a lot of project management videos online this is by far thee best and if anyone has seen anything better than this can drop that contend in the reply box but I've seen them all this is well explained. It's not rushed or complicated its digestible. Good work man.
Great video! Very well explained. :) I have 1 question, hope someone can awnser this. It explains that a program will always have a project. But for example, when I worked at the customerservice, they used a dashboard called PowerBI(program) to see how the operation was performing based on a few CPI's. Isn't it so that in this instance a program is connected to a operation instead of a project?
Can someone pls share the sheet related to 47 process related to 5 process group and 10 knowledge area as shown @ 43:55 in the chapter 1 video … pls pls 😢
@@florencefoo4021 I don’t know what’s correct anymore. I actually have the seventh edition! So I was wrong about that. Might be wrong about what I said about the Table of Contents.
The title of the video states as 6th edition but the footer of the ppt/slides/doc inside the video states as 5th Edition.....Is it advisable to watch this when I was asked to read PMBOK6,7,Agile practitioner to clear the exam scheduled in January..?
The examples and the linear structure of the content makes it very easy to understand. Would recommend this to everyone, especially if you are in need of a quick recap of all the contents.
can believe it took me this long to find this page. The classes are very easy to follow and the additional content is gold! highly recommend 👌
I swear I can't be grateful enough for the wonderful information you provided, very summarized and explained clearly. I've been lazy to read because the notes were alot and confusing for a beginner without a teacher 📝😍😍😍😍😍😍🤝
Great videos for the busy professional. I swear I was concerned about reading 600 pages in 2 weeks. My exam is coming up and I don’t have that kind of time. I’ll focus more on the simplified path and try to do as many online exams as possible. Wish me luck
Hey! I'm curious on how it went and what your overall study looked like.
@@ClaysonShawn hey honestly is not as hard as it seems. A lot of logic, but just make sure you memorize all the processes in order. But that’s applicable for the 6th edition PMBOK… not sure when they move to the 7th ed
@@jorgel1887 did you passed the exam my friend?
@@noxfuria4400 i did! First try. Good luck to you
@@jorgel1887 anything else I should memorize other than the processes?
Hi!
Just want to say thank you so much for each of the chapter summaries and ITTO review. They helped in my preparation for the CAPM exam. I am glad to announced that I passed the CAPM two hours ago Above Target in each knowledge area. God bless you a lot for all the time and energy put into the all prep materials.
Congratulations...kindly share tips. I am currently learning to take the test too. What materials did you use? How many years of experience in PM do you have? Does it really matter in the exam?
@@JapawithCelina Hi Victoria! Now seeing this. I will reply In full once the work day is done.
@@JapawithCelina Hi Victoria! I am so sorry it took this long. I feel awful for taking this long and know how it feels waiting for a response. I am not sure if you still want a response but here it is below:
It took me about 4 months to prepare for this exam in total while taking the online google project management certificate that helped me to apply what I was learning. Note that any course that qualifies for the exam is fine. It’s just a matter of preference. For Books, I used Rita Mulcahy’s CAPM exam prep book and the PMBOK guide 6th edition to prepare. Rita’s book was helpful and so was the PMBOK (very technical). Rita’s book helps to digest the PMBOK guide better than simply reading it on its own. As for videos, I used pocket prep to give me the overview of each chapter, Rick Vargas- a youtuber that breaks down the concepts so well, another youtuber called Alvin the PM was helpful as well, and another youtuber called PMP with ray that had ITTO memory quizzes for each chapter to help remember.
I spent probably 5 days a week, 6 hours a day getting through all of it (keep in mind I was unemployed at the time). I had a study schedule and what i would be covering every three days and when I would take each practice exam to gauge my level of preparedness and to assess which topics, I need to spend more time on. As I got closer to the exam, I spent almost every day including weekends reviewing. The last four days before the exam, I rested from studying heavily, did some fun things, and lightly reviewed for a couple of hours and nothing more.
Most importantly to remember is that I took the old exam and not the new exam that requires the 7th edition. I am not sure if it is retired yet. You will have call PMI to ask whether the old or new exam is available.
As for years of experience, I have none in Project management. It doesn’t matter for the CAPM exam but will for the PMP if you are inclined to pursue it.
Hope this was helpful. Let me know.
Please excuse any typos.
Here are the links for each youtuber:
th-cam.com/video/Kj-XVVMfF-w/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/-cbJLnNTizA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/GC7pN8Mjot8/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/HVlrxOQoSUw/w-d-xo.html
I swear I've seen a lot of project management videos online this is by far thee best and if anyone has seen anything better than this can drop that contend in the reply box but I've seen them all this is well explained. It's not rushed or complicated its digestible. Good work man.
Better than Joseph Philips?
seriously
@@PrairieRockz yes
One of the Best and Easiest way to Explain the things in a Very Simple and Elegant Way. Really Thankful to You
I passed CAPM. Thanks for providing such great material. Big up...!
Hi! thank you so much!!!! i have passed CAPM with all above target! thank you so so so so much!
Super great videos
The best instructor for PMP
Thank you so much for making this great lesson. please keep continue. God bless you.
Thanks to these videos I passed my exam
Amazing, amazing, amazing! Lots of examples, I never felt sleepy. This is amazing!
I passed the CAPM! Thank you for providing such great material!
Love the way explain everything, you simplify things
Please do this for Edition 7. The CAPM Exam is based off of Edition 7 now!
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Great videos! Thank you so much
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Great video! Very well explained. :) I have 1 question, hope someone can awnser this. It explains that a program will always have a project. But for example, when I worked at the customerservice, they used a dashboard called PowerBI(program) to see how the operation was performing based on a few CPI's. Isn't it so that in this instance a program is connected to a operation instead of a project?
Excellent
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This is great info. Can you guide me to a class on PM Human Resources Certification?
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Great job done
Great videos and easy to understand. where can I find this video as a presentation ?
Such a great video
great job !
Can someone pls share the sheet related to 47 process related to 5 process group and 10 knowledge area as shown @ 43:55 in the chapter 1 video … pls pls 😢
Hey, you should change the title to 5th edition because your foot notes say it is from the 5th edition.
Thank you !
Is there a difference between 5th and 6th edition because the content in the videos are from 5th edition?
Is this information for the PMBOK 6th or 5th edition? In one of the early slides you show the PMBOK 5th edition.
6th edition
I think it’s actually 5th edition. I have the 6th and the table of contents is different than this video is laid out. It matches the TOC of the 5th.
@@EmronWalker
so it's from the 5th edition even though the title has 6th?
@@florencefoo4021 I don’t know what’s correct anymore. I actually have the seventh edition! So I was wrong about that. Might be wrong about what I said about the Table of Contents.
The title of the video states as 6th edition but the footer of the ppt/slides/doc inside the video states as 5th Edition.....Is it advisable to watch this when I was asked to read PMBOK6,7,Agile practitioner to clear the exam scheduled in January..?
Can you please share ppt of same
Which edition ?
Does anyone else has the impression that program in this context is being misinterpreted?
Why are you doing this for free?
Some people are that good of a human being
operations
Project
Thank you !