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The PMP Is Evolving: Are You Ready? (Webinar)

Tue, Jun 9, 12–1pm ET Live Online

On July 9, 2026, the Project Management Professional (PMP®) exam is getting its biggest makeover in years — and no, they're not just changing the font on the test. PMI is rolling out a completely refreshed exam built on the brand-new PMBOK® Guide Eighth Edition, and it's bringing major changes to what's tested, how it's tested, and what you need to know to pass. Think of it this way: the exam is getting the AI and sustainability upgrade that the rest of the profession has been talking about for years. The Business Environment domain is jumping from 8% to 26% of the exam. Agile and hybrid approaches now make up roughly 60% of the content. And there are brand-new question types — including case sets, drag-and-drop, and graphic interpretation — designed to see if you can think like a project leader, not just recite definitions. Whether you're about to start your PMP journey, you're mid-study and wondering if you should rush to test before July, or you've been putting it off, this webinar will give you the clear, no-nonsense breakdown you need. We'll cover the new exam structure, what the PMI application involves, where to take the test, and which study materials to use — all in 45 minutes. Join us for a fast-paced, fun, and genuinely useful session designed for government and business professionals who want to understand exactly what's changing, why it matters, and how to build a smart game plan. This webinar is completely free — register now to secure your spot!

Recordings of Past Free Project Management Classes

Introduction: Al for Project Management: Opportunities, Limits, and Best Practices (Webinar)

Broadcast on April 9, 2026

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing how work gets done, but many federal project managers are left wondering what AI actually means for their day-to-day responsibilities.This live webinar provides a clear, practical introduction to AI for project management in the federal workplace. Designed specifically for federal employees, the session focuses on how AI tools can support common project activities such as planning, risk analysis, scheduling, reporting, and stakeholder communication, while staying mindful of ethical, security, and compliance requirements.Participants will explore real-world, government-relevant examples of AI use, gain clarity on what AI can and cannot do, and learn how to think critically about using AI responsibly in project environments. This webinar also serves as an introduction to a deeper course on AI for Project Management, where participants build hands-on skills and practical workflows aligned to federal realities.Key TakeawaysExplain how AI is being used today in project managementDifferentiate between AI typesRecognize ethical, security, and compliance considerations associated with AI useAssess where AI can responsibly support, not replace, human judgment in managing projects

Introduction: Al for Project Management: Opportunities, Limits, and Best Practices (Webinar)

Broadcast on February 26, 2026

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing how work gets done, but many federal project managers are left wondering what AI actually means for their day-to-day responsibilities. This live webinar provides a clear, practical introduction to AI for project management in the federal workplace. Designed specifically for federal employees, the session focuses on how AI tools can support common project activities such as planning, risk analysis, scheduling, reporting, and stakeholder communication, while staying mindful of ethical, security, and compliance requirements. Participants will explore real-world, government-relevant examples of AI use, gain clarity on what AI can and cannot do, and learn how to think critically about using AI responsibly in project environments. This webinar also serves as an introduction to a deeper course on AI for Project Management, where participants build hands-on skills and practical workflows aligned to federal realities. Key Takeaways Explain how AI is being used today in project management Differentiate between AI types Recognize ethical, security, and compliance considerations associated with AI use Assess where AI can responsibly support, not replace, human judgment in managing projects

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