Self-paced learning
Study the scheduling learning pathway at your own pace.
PMI-SP® · PROJECT SCHEDULING SPECIALISATION
Self-paced e-learning with one-to-one mentoring
PMI-SP® — Scheduling Professional
Strengthen project scheduling capability with a structured route through schedule strategy, planning, monitoring and control.
Why this pathway: Designed for project schedulers, planning engineers and project professionals who manage schedule constraints, progress and stakeholder expectations.
WHAT YOU WILL WORK ON
Plan, monitor and control project schedules.
You work with project schedules and want to strengthen your scheduling expertise, professional practice and certification readiness.
One-to-one mentoring
Discuss scheduling scenarios, exam topics and your preparation priorities.
Scheduling practice
Explore logic, dependencies, baselines, updates and schedule control concepts.
Guided preparation
Use the current PMI exam outline to organise revision and practice.
LEARNING FOCUS
What this pathway helps you build
- Review scheduling strategy, planning and schedule development.
- Explore schedule monitoring, control and closeout practices.
- Relate schedule concepts to tools and project situations.
- Prepare a focused revision and application plan with a mentor.
PROGRAMME DETAILS
PMI-SP® Preparatory Training
Course delivery combines learning materials, a question bank and support with an emphasis on the five scheduling domains and exam-focused practice.
Why professionals pursue PMI-SP®
Demonstrate specialist project-scheduling expertise
Strengthen schedule planning, monitoring and control
Bring clearer schedule information to project teams
Build capability in schedule strategy and stakeholder communications
Training deliverables
- 30 contact hours / PDUs listed for the programme
- Six months of support from the start of training
- 180-day access to the e-learning portal and online question bank
Scheduling domains
- Schedule Strategy
- Schedule Planning and Development
- Schedule Monitoring and Controlling
- Schedule Closeout
- Stakeholder Communications Management
Preparation support
- Question-bank practice and guided study
- Discuss scheduling examples from your own project context
- Confirm the education-hour match for your PMI-SP eligibility route before enrolment
Important information
Important eligibility detail: PMI currently lists 40 hours of scheduling education for the secondary-diploma route and 30 hours for the four-year-degree and GAC routes. The published InfoCareer course lists 30 hours; secondary-diploma applicants may need additional qualifying education. PMI accepts relevant Microsoft Project and other scheduling-tool training hours.
20+ yearsTraining & mentoring experience
PMI ATPAuthorized Training Partner
180 daysPortal access
ELIGIBILITY OVERVIEW
Check the route that fits your experience.
The routes below summarise PMI’s current published criteria. Education, qualifying experience and training requirements vary by credential and education route; review PMI’s official page before applying.
Common eligibility routes
Education, relevant experience and required learning hours may all apply.
- Set A: secondary degree, 40 months of project scheduling experience within the last 5 years, and 40 hours of scheduling education.
- Set B: four-year degree, 24 months of project scheduling experience within the last 5 years, and 30 hours of scheduling education.
- Set C: bachelor’s or postgraduate degree from a PMI GAC-accredited programme, at least 12 months of specialised project scheduling experience within the last 5 years, and 30 hours of scheduling education.
Important:
PMI’s current page lists these alternative eligibility paths. Confirm the full details on the official page before applying.
Read PMI’s current eligibility rules
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Before you enrol.
Course schedule, fees, resources and support inclusions are confirmed for the selected batch.
Does the programme cover scheduling tools?
The focus is scheduling practice and exam preparation. Tool-specific training can be discussed separately based on your needs.
What is the delivery format?
Self-paced learning with one-to-one mentoring.
What experience is required for PMI-SP?
PMI lists alternative paths based on education, scheduling experience and formal education hours. Review the current criteria for your route.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Discuss the right format for your goal.
Share your experience, preferred delivery and timeline. InfoCareer will help you understand the current programme details.