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Join the 10-Day PMP® / CAPM® Boot Camp and get ready to pass your PMI® certification on your first attempt—without spending months reading thousands of pages of complex standards and guides.In just 10 days — dedicating 2 to 3 hours per day — you’ll follow an intensive, clear, and structured program designed to get straight to the point.What makes the difference:Revision Sheets Included: 100% downloadable, covering all key PMP® and CAPM® concepts. No need to create your own notes — save valuable time and focus on what really matters.No Tedious Reading Required: Forget the thousands of pages in the PMBOK® Guide and PMI Standards — we’ve distilled everything you need to know into a concise, accessible format.Pragmatic Approach: Gain a deep understanding of the People, Process, and Business Environment domains.Intensive Training: Revision sheets, quizzes, and exam simulations to build the PMI® mindset and achieve true strategic mastery.Clear Objective: Maximize your chances of success on your first attempt while developing practical, business-ready skills.A short format, condensed content, and maximum efficiency — the ideal solution for ambitious professionals who want to earn a prestigious certification without wasting time.Because in the end, what truly determines success or failure after any training is the quality of your preparation and exam practice — and that’s exactly what the 10-Day PMP® / CAPM® Boot Camp is designed to deliver.

PLANNING FOR ADVOCACY: THE ART OF PLANNING FOR SOCIAL CHANGEA poorly planned advocacy effort can do more harm than good. It can negatively impact the communities you aim to support and set back your cause. In this training you will learn how to plan your advocacy campaign so you can avoid the pitfalls and utilize the right tactics to create positive social change.Advocacy is a key component of relief, development and humanitarian work. And it can also be our core approach when we want to:Address unmet needs in the target communityReverse or correct a situationPrevent the loss of a valued asset or programChange public opinionIn this course, we are going to learn a step-by-step process for how to plan for advocacy - setting realistic (and challenging) goals and objectives, using the right tactics for our group and issue, utilizing our unique strengths, mobilizing our allies and planning to counteract opposition.Advocacy is about education. A lot of advocacy is around gathering information and having the right facts. We want to wake up the inner sense of justice among the wider population and decision-makers, to bring about an improvement in the environment, an improvement in our rights situation, or an improvement in people's lives.Advocacy is also about power. We have our own power - our membership, our credibility, our skills - but going it alone is always risky. We need allies. So how do we identify who is out there and who can be our ally and supporter? And what is the best way to engage with them if we decide to do that?We will also meet opposition - people and organizations who are invested in things not changing. How do we identify who is against us and anticipate their tactics?Advocacy is also a peaceful approach that has justice at its core. We don't escalate unnecessarily by moving too quickly to direct action befor

This practical self-study course will teach you how to design and monitor projects that deliver measurable results for target groups and communities. You will learn a process for project identification, design and M E planning that will lead to improved outcomes for your project beneficiaries.Through course videos, practical exercises and extra materials you will learn how to:Apply the Results-Based Management (RBM) philosophy and principles to drive highly impactful development resultsUse the Logical Framework Approach (LFA) to easily design, monitor and evaluate humanitarian and community development projectsUse RBM and LFA to consistently deliver positive, measurable change that will keep your stakeholders and donors satisfiedThe course addresses the challenges faced by development professionals in project design and M E in a way that allows for maximum practical work. While you will get all the theory you need, you will learn the steps and tools in a way that you can apply time after time after the course is over.As soon as you sign up you get immediate, lifetime access to all the course materials - course videos, worksheets and extra materials. As a self-paced course, you work through a series of video presentations on various aspects of Results-Based Management, Monitoring Evaluation at your own pace.The first part of the course examines the principles of RBM. We then move into designing results-based projects using the Logical Framework Approach. Finally we look at how to build an M E plan to keep the project on track towards positive, measurable change for target groups and end users. This is a practical course. At various points you will invited to stop the video and complete different tasks. You will find the worksheets for these inside the course. Please

If you keep hearing “we need PLG” but don’t have a clear playbook, this course gives you a practical foundation you can apply immediately. You’ll learn how Product-Led Growth (PLG) works and how to make your product strategy deliver not only product experiences, but revenue growth. Product-Led Growth makes your product deliver growth in three areas:Acquisition: choose the right acquisition model (freemium, free trial, ungated) and build product-led flows (viral, collaborator, invites)Retention: improve activation/onboarding and build growth loops that bring users backMonetisation: enable self-serve expansion with packaging, paywalls, and pricing that supports “start small → grow”But before jumping into specific tactics, we'll first cover revenue trees, so that you can identify highest leverage opportunities and build your plan in a structured way. How this PLG course worksShort lessons focused on decision frameworks + real-world examples, so you leave with a mental model you can use in roadmap planning and stakeholder conversations. Meet your PLG instructorI led PLG teams at PandaDoc as Director of Product, Growth, and I use the same structure in my current role as VP of Product, Engineering, and AI at MEDvidi (US telehealth) to drive revenue growth. Experience across Infobip, VK, and advisory work with AI-first startups helps keep the course practical and non-dogmatic.By the end of the course, you'll be able toBuild a PLG revenue tree to identify the biggest product-driven growth leversChoose the right acquisition model (freemium vs free trial vs ungated, etc.) Create an activation metric hypothesis + validation plan

Advanced Serverless Architectures with Microsoft Azure redefines your experience of designing serverless systems. It shows you how to tackle challenges of varying levels, not just the straightforward ones. You'll be learning how to deliver features quickly by building systems, which retain the scalability and benefits of serverless.You'll begin your journey by learning how to build a simple, completely serverless application. Then, you'll build a highly scalable solution using a queue, load messages onto the queue, and read them asynchronously. To boost your knowledge further, the course also features durable functions and ways to use them to solve errors in a complex system. You'll then learn about security by building a security solution from serverless components. Next, you’ll gain an understanding of observability and ways to leverage application insights to bring you performance benefits. As you approach the concluding chapters, you’ll explore chaos engineering and the benefits of resilience, by actively switching off a few of the functions within a complex system, submitting a request, and observing the resulting behavior. By the end of this course, you will have developed the skills you need to build and maintain increasingly complex systems that match evolving platform requirements.About the AuthorDaniel Bass is an author of Beginning Serverless Architectures with Microsoft Azure and a developer with a major financial services firm. His has own educational background includes first-class honors in Physics MSc from University College, London. He is a key member of the team that creates greenfield projects purely on Azure, utilizing a combination of serverless functions, web apps, and data lake analytics. He has designed solutions from scratch for ingesting complex information from legacy data sources using serverless functions, processing it using data lake analytics, and reforming it using serverless functions. His team actively develops ser

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.Project management is the skill of moving from ideas to results and, as such, is applicable to every significant initiative you are given or come up with yourselves.And also, project management is a set of techniques that anyone can apply to achieve goals and make projects more successful. Project management can be used to guide small, simple projects as well as complex enterprise-wide initiatives.Today, individuals, organizations, and nations need project management skills more than ever in a world that values individual and collective initiative above just about any other attribute.This course will cover about steps in project management, but also offers many helpful reminders to those with more experience, explains the fundamentals of project management, from establishing project goals and objectives and building a project plan to managing resources and work, meeting deadlines, and closing the project.Along the way, you will get tips for communicating, holding meetings, keeping a project on track, gaining customer acceptance, common-sense solutions to the project management issues you will face as you plan and implement a project, and the tools, and techniques that are intended to help you achieve consistent success using minimum resources.The final analysis, your success as a project manager is down to you; it will depend on your ability to make your vision of “what can be” more influential in your own and other people’s thinking and actions than the reality of “what currently is.”