Risk Management Course (PMI-RMP)

To be eligible to sit the RMI-RMP® exam, a candidate must first meet the following specific education and professional requirements:
 

Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree, or the global equivalent) 

36 months of project risk management experience within the last 5 years 

40 hours of project risk management education
 

Or 

Four-year degree (bachelor’s degree or the global equivalent) 

24 months of project risk management experience within the last 5 years 

30 hours of project risk management education

To pursue certification successfully, first, complete the required course modules to build foundational knowledge. Next, ensure you have relevant work experience, as this is often a prerequisite for certification eligibility. Then, apply to take the certification exam, following the specified procedures.  
 
Prepare diligently for the exam by studying the exam content and practicing exam-style questions. After passing the exam, maintain your certification by fulfilling any continuing education or renewal requirements to stay current in your field. 

Our preparation course costs €1395 and gives you the learning hours required to be allowed apply for the PMI-RMP exam. 
 
The PMI-RMP exam and certification are administered by the US-based certification body, which is the PMI. The examination fee is currently $520 for PMI members and $670 for non-members. This fee is paid directly to PMI.

The course fee includes access to all course materials on the Student Hub, live expert-led virtual classes, recordings for a limited period of time, and unlimited follow-up support from our Student Support team. 

Online. Classes typically run over three consecutive days online from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Your instructor is a certified PMP practitioner with real-industry experience. Do not worry about missing an online class – a recording of each online class will be available for playback in the Student Hub for a limited period of time. 
 
Classroom. Choose classes on campus for in-person learning with industry-expert lecturers. Classes run at the National College of Ireland (Dublin). Please note the scheduling of in-person classes is subject to demand. 

To qualify for the RMI-RMP® exam, candidates must satisfy the following education and professional requirements:
 

– A high school diploma, associate’s degree, or equivalent secondary degree 

– At least 36 months of project risk management experience within the last five years 

– Completion of 40 hours of project risk management education
 

Alternatively, candidates with a four-year bachelor’s degree or equivalent may qualify with:
 

– At least 24 months of project risk management experience within the last five years 

– Completion of 30 hours of project risk management education. 

Specialising in identifying and assessing project risks is an essential aspect of all organisational activities. It is applicable in a variety of industries such as IT, banking, manufacturing, and construction. The RMI-RMP® training offers an in-depth curriculum focused on the risk management. Therefore, possessing an RMP Certificate helps professionals in securing a job. Project Managers, Risk Managers, Functional Managers and C-Suite Executives can benefit from this course. 

Effective project risk management is a crucial skill that increases the chances of success and provides greater certainty, reducing anxiety for all stakeholders involved. By obtaining PMI-RMP certification, you can demonstrate your advanced knowledge and experience in risk management, even for large projects in complex environments, and distinguish yourself from others.  

You should make your application at www.PMl.org and schedule your exam as soon as you finish our preparatory course. Please read the instructions carefully to avoid delays in processing your application. However, plan to spend some time studying the core material while preparing for the exam. As you can appreciate, this is very dependent on each individual’s capability. After the application is approved, PMI will e-mail your instructions for scheduling your exam using your eligibility code.