PMI Authorized Training Partner · ATP #5029 · Bangkok
PMP Exam Prep Bootcamp
Part of Project Victor's PMP Exam Prep pathway — delivered by experienced practitioners for professionals who need practical project results and certification-ready learning. Includes official PMI study material, practice questions, and simulated tests that prepare you to pass the PMP exam.
Quick answer: Project Victor’s PMP Exam Prep Bootcamp is a 5-day PMI-authorized PMP certification course in Bangkok and live online for experienced project professionals preparing for the PMP exam.
Includes 40 contact hours / PDUs, PMI-licensed courseware, Project Victor materials, application coaching, and a certificate of completion.
Includes 90 days of Project Victor Exam Simulator access with 6,000+ practice questions for PMP exam preparation.
Led by Dr. Petros Rigas, Project Victor founder, PMI Authorized Training Partner instructor, PMP, PgMP, PMI-ACP, PMI-RMP, and former PMI Thailand Chapter President.
This PMP Exam Preparation course is designed for project management practitioners who want to earn the Project Management Professional (PMP®) certificate from the Project Management Institute (PMI). The updated bootcamp takes you through nine structured lessons aligned to the PMI Exam Content Outline (ECO), with practical discussions and case studies to ensure participants understand the tools, techniques, models, and artifacts necessary to manage and deliver projects.
Our course includes official PMI study material, practice questions, and simulated tests that prepare candidates to take the PMP exam and pass. Our instructors — project managers who are PMI-certified and authorized to deliver the updated PMP curriculum — provide excellent delivery to help participants pass the PMP exam with distinction. As an Authorized Training Partner (ATP) of PMI®, our curriculum goes above and beyond the PMBOK and is up to date with the latest PMP Exam Content Outline (ECO).
You will also receive more than 6,000 practice exam questions based on the latest ECO, plus 90 days of unlimited access to the Project Victor Exam Simulator.
Professionals interested in applying for the PMP Exam
What Is Included
Project Victor’s designed PMP Exam course material (hard copy)
PMI-licensed training material (digital copy)
Exam Simulator access — 6,000+ realistic PMP questions, including Agile
Project Victor’s multi-colored process chart
Certificate of Completion (PMI ATP-certified, useful for a PMI Application Audit)
PMP examination notes highlighting key topics to review
40 PMI Contact Hours / PDUs, delivered by a PMI ATP
One-to-one coaching for your PMP Exam application
5 days at a reputable hotel, including 2 coffee breaks & buffet lunch
Format & Preparation
What to Expect Before You Arrive
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Delivery Method
The instructor leads this course with practical examples and case studies from his experience managing and delivering projects in Thailand.
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Course Duration
Five days — equivalent to 40 Contact Hours, or Professional Development Units (PDUs).
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Prerequisites
Check current PMI eligibility requirements for your target credential. Bring your exam timeline, work experience questions, and current study concerns. For PMP, prior project leadership experience is normally expected by PMI.
What You Will Learn
The New Structure of the PMP Exam
This course follows a nine-lesson structure aligned to the PMI Exam Content Outline (ECO), covering the exam foundations, people domain, process domain, business environment, application preparation, simulator practice, and post-course support.
Understand the roles and responsibilities of a project manager across predictive, iterative, and adaptive environments.
Understand how projects operate in any environment and how that environment shapes the PM’s role.
Differentiate between project lifecycles and tailor tools, techniques, and models to your organization.
Engage the team in developing a detailed project management plan (scope, schedule, cost baselines).
Plan projects in adaptive environments — release planning, iteration planning, and product roadmaps.
Collect and analyze requirements, decompose deliverables with WBS, and define scope baselines.
Understand how Agile teams build the product backlog to prioritize work by size and value.
Develop a detailed schedule using critical path, critical chain, pull-based scheduling, and Kanban.
Apply estimation tools and techniques to develop budgets, cost baselines, and funding requirements.
Define quality standards, metrics, and tools to build quality in and inspect/correct defects.
Plan the resources required to develop project deliverables.
Apply tools and conflict-resolution techniques to develop team skills and manage issues.
Apply interpersonal and leadership skills to create a safe environment for the team.
Plan and manage risk, engaging the team to adopt risk management practices.
Understand procurement management and how PMs engage with procurement to acquire vendor resources.
Apply communication and stakeholder engagement skills across the project lifecycle.
Discuss PMI’s Code of Ethics — honesty, fairness, responsibility, and respect.
Upcoming Schedule
Next Public Session
Sep 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 2026
Four Points by Sheraton Ploenchit · Bangkok classroom · 08:30 am - 7:00 pm Bangkok View map
The updated PMP Exam Prep Bootcamp is organized into nine lessons aligned to the PMI Exam Content Outline (ECO). Lessons may be distributed across the five classroom days depending on pace, discussion, and practice exercises.
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Lesson 01 — Introduction
About your instructor — credentials, experience, and delivery approach
About this course — structure, materials, and how to use them effectively
About the PMP certification — what it is, who it is for, and its global value
About the exam — format, question types, scoring, and exam strategy
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Lesson 02 — Foundations
PMP exam domains — People, Process, Business Environment
What is a project? Definitions, characteristics, and organizational context
Life cycles and development approaches — predictive, agile, and hybrid
An introduction to governance — structures, frameworks, and accountability
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Lesson 03 — People: Stakeholder Management
ECO 1.1 · 1.4 · 1.5 · 1.8
Engage stakeholders (ECO 1.4) — identification, analysis, and engagement planning
Develop a common vision (ECO 1.1) — aligning team and stakeholder goals
Plan and manage communication (ECO 1.8) — channels, methods, and cadence
Align and manage stakeholder expectations (ECO 1.5) — negotiation and conflict prevention
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Lesson 04 — People: Team Leadership
ECO 1.2 · 1.3 · 1.7
Lead and structure the team (ECO 1.3) — roles, empowerment, and team development
Manage conflict (ECO 1.2) — resolution techniques and team dynamics
Ensure knowledge transfer (ECO 1.7) — documentation, mentoring, and continuity
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Lesson 05 — Process: Planning Essentials
ECO 2.2 · 2.4 · 2.6 · 3.2 · 3.5
Developing scope and value orientation (ECO 2.2) — WBS, requirements, and product backlog
Risk and compliance foundations (ECO 3.2, 3.5) — risk registers and response planning
Plan and manage finance (ECO 2.6) — budgeting, cost baselines, and earned value
Plan and manage resources (ECO 2.4) — resource planning and capacity management
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Lesson 06 — Process: Execution & Delivery
ECO 2.1 · 2.5 · 2.7 · 2.8
Developing an integrated PM plan and plan delivery (ECO 2.1) — integration and kick-off
Planning and managing the schedule (ECO 2.8) — CPM, critical chain, pull scheduling
Planning and optimizing quality of deliverables (ECO 2.7) — standards, metrics, and tools
Planning and managing procurement (ECO 2.5) — vendor selection and contract management
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Lesson 07 — Process: Monitoring & Control
ECO 2.9 · 3.3 · 3.4
Evaluate project status and manage artifacts (ECO 2.9) — tracking, reporting, dashboards
Manage and control changes (ECO 3.3) — change control processes and impact assessment
Remove impediments and manage issues (ECO 3.4) — issue logs and escalation paths
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Lesson 08 — Business Environment
ECO 2.10 · 3.6 · 3.7 · 3.8
Evaluate external business environment changes (ECO 3.8) — PESTLE and strategic alignment
Support organizational change (ECO 3.7) — change management and adoption
Continuous improvement (ECO 3.6) — retrospectives, Kaizen, and lessons learned
Certified Scrum Master (CSM®), Scrum Alliance — Certificant ID 001062861.
SAFe Program Consultant (SPC)® 6.0 — Certificate ID 50804412-3031.
SAFe Agilist® 6.0 — Certificate ID 23353981-8934.
Certified Risk Management Professional (RMP®) — Certificate #2033120.
Mega-project leadership experience in IT, airport, CCTV, transport, and power infrastructure.
Commercial contract manager, reviewer, and advisor.
Part-time lecturer at KMUTT (Master’s in Project Management) and an invited lecturer at Chulalongkorn University.
Doctorate from Assumption University of Thailand, with publications on business management.
Trained 5,000+ project professionals and helped certify 800+ PMPs/CAPMs/PMI-ACPs in Thailand since 2010.
PMI Authorized Training Partner InstructorATP #502913 Years PMI Thailand Chapter PresidentProfessional profile
Additional Course Details
Why the PMP Matters
Fast-paced work environments and competitive markets have created a critical demand for project managers who can successfully deliver a project from start to finish. Awarded by the Project Management Institute (PMI)®, the Project Management Professional (PMP)® credential is globally recognized and has been valued by industries and renowned companies for over 30 years.
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Certifies Your Talent
Proof that a project manager has the experience and skills to deliver a project successfully.
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Improves Earning Prospects
PMP-credentialed professionals usually see better salary growth than non-certified peers.
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Opens Doors
A PMP credential can get you access to globally renowned companies of your choice.
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Applies Everywhere
Not tied to one methodology — concepts adapt to any challenge, industry, or geography.
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Encourages Learning
Maintaining your PMP keeps you current with PMI’s continually updated best practices.
Eligibility Criteria for the PMP Exam
Option 1
Secondary Degree
High school diploma, associate’s degree, or the global equivalent.
5 years of project management experience leading and directing projects
35 hours of project management education
Option 2
Four-Year Degree
Bachelor’s degree or the global equivalent.
At least 3 years of project management experience leading and directing projects
35 hours of project management education
80%of high-performing projects use a credentialed project manager
77%of high-performing organizations have ongoing PM training in place
12×less money lost by high-performing organizations with project management guidance
Sources: pmi.org, PMI®’s "Pulse of the Profession: The High Cost of Low Performance," 2014.
What Students Say
Real Results. Real Exam Success.
★★★★★
"From Busy Schedule to PMP success: I completed more than 1,000 mock test questions from Project Victor. Comparing different mock exams, I found Project Victor’s were the closest to the actual PMP exam — and thanks to that preparation, I passed."
Sasivimol HirunsathitpornProject Manager
★★★★★
"Enrolling in the PMP Boot Camp with Dr. Petros Rigas has been one of the most valuable experiences in my professional journey. The mock exam system trained not only my knowledge but my mental endurance for the four-hour exam — and I passed."
"Thank you very much, Dr. Petros, for the great intensive PMP exam prep bootcamp. The course structure, clear explanations, practical examples, and exam simulator helped me succeed. I highly recommend it for anyone aiming for PMP certification."