The Project Management Institute-Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)®, a widely accepted credential in the Agile community, is a reflection of the holder’s competence in carrying out project management using Agile practices. The certification mandatorily requires a combination of agile training, experience working on agile projects and a thorough comprehension of agile principles, practices, tools and techniques.

• Step 1: Know the eligibility criteria to take up the PMI-ACP® Certification.

• Step 2: Enroll for PMI-ACP® training with KnowledgeHut, a Global REP of PMI®.

• Step 3: Be familiar with the exam pattern and prepare in advance.

• Step 4: Create an account on PMI. org to access your information and manage your account.

• Step 5: Enter the project experience hours that you have earned in the last 5 years.

• Step 6: Enter your 21 contact training hours earned during the PMI-ACP® training.

• Step 7: Be a part of the largest PM community by becoming a member of PMI®.

• Step 8: Pay the PMI-ACP® exam fee ($435 for PMI members, $495 for non-members).

• Step 9: Take the 3-hour exam (120 MCQs, each question will have four choices).

• Step 10: Get a minimum score to pass the PMI-ACP® exam.

The Agile Certified Practitioner Training Program (PMI-ACP) includes a collection of eight courses aligned with the Agile Certified Practitioner exam objectives developed by the Project Management Institute® and Certified ScrumMaster learning objectives:

1. Agile Project Management Essentials

2. Adopting an Agile Approach

3. The Scrum Development Process

4. Project Initiating and Requirements Gathering

5. Planning and Monitoring Iterations

6. Leading an Agile Team

7. Managing Stakeholder Engagement

8. Value and Quality in Agile Projects

To apply for the PMI-ACP®, candidates must meet the following requirements:

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   1. General Project Experience

   • 2000 hours of working on project teams within the last 5 years or having an active PMP®/PgMP® credential

   2. Agile Project Experience

   • 1500 hours of working on Agile Project Teams or with Agile Methodologies, in addition to “General Project Experience” above;

   3. Training in Agile Practices

   • 21 contact hours earned in Agile Practices

Who this course is for:

• PMI-ACP (Agile Certified Practitioner) aspirants should definitely take these comprehensive tests

• Project Managers

• Team/Tech Leaders

• Management Professionals