Pass the PMP.
Cleared
for launch.
Plain-English breakdowns of the exam, study plans that respect a full-time job, and zero filler — from an instructor who teaches this material at the graduate level.
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The flight plan
WHAT THE SERIES COVERSDecode the 2026 exam
The new domains, the reweighting, PMBOK 8 alignment, and what actually changed on July 9 — separated from the rumor mill.
Study around a real job
Weighted study plans built to the exam's actual percentages, so your limited hours land where the questions are.
Train the new formats
Drag-and-drop, matching, case sets — practice the interactive question types so exam day holds zero surprises.
The 8-Week Study Plan
A week-by-week plan for the 2026 / PMBOK 8 exam — weighted to what's actually scored, so your hours land where the questions are. Predictive and agile/hybrid throughout. Built for people studying around a full-time job.
~8–10 FOCUSED HOURS/WEEK · PHASE-BASED OPTION IF 8 WEEKS ISN'T REALISTIC
- WEEK 1Pre-flight — exam date, one resource, day-one diagnostic
- WEEKS 2–3People — leadership, stakeholders, communication
- WEEKS 4–5Process — plan & deliver, predictive + agile
- WEEK 6Business Environment — value, compliance, AI
- WEEK 7Agile + formats — rehearse every new question type
- WEEK 8Final approach — two timed mocks, review every miss
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Colby Hennigan
I've spent three decades in enterprise software and I teach Project Management at the graduate level. This channel exists because most PMP prep is either a firehose or a sales funnel — and you deserve a straight answer about what's on the exam and how to get ready for it.