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CP Complimentary Training on PMP and Dual Lean Six Sigma for Veterans




Change in career is difficult for anybody. It is no different rather even more difficult for military personnel’s or veterans as they move into the civilian zone. In the military, planning and decision-making are key skills they acquire. They follow frameworks like The Marine Corps Planning Process (MCPP) and Situation, Mission, Execution, Administration, and Command (SMEAC). These decision-making frameworks, when combined with other frameworks, can be highly beneficial in the corporate world. 

The Veteran Program by CP:

Certification Planner, LLC is excited to be back with its “Power to our Heroes Program”. It is an appreciative gesture from Mr. Suhaan Kkhanna, Founder and CEO of Certification Planner that saw its inception in 2016. Amides overwhelming response, CP has successfully trained over 1000 veterans in certifications like PMP, Lean Six Sigma, ITIL Foundation, and PMI-ACP. With the initiative, CP has helped veterans in building successful careers in multiple fortune 500 companies like Visa, Microsoft, FedEx, JP Morgan Chase & Co., American Express, and Walmart.


What are we offering?

Certification Planner is pleased to announce a 4-day live online training program for veterans and active duty service members from 29th October 2019 to 1st November 2019.
The two certification courses that we are rolling out in October are the PMP and the Dual Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and Black Belt training program. These courses are free to enroll for veterans and active duty service members and are 4-day Live Online instructor-led training program where the participants would be able to see, talk and chat with the instructor and fellow veteran students anytime just like the in-person class.
CP is also offering a discounted training program if you would love to get additional benefits from the program. Refer to the below table for additional information to know more about the complimentary course and the discounted courses:



Why Project Management Professional program?

The popularity and demand for Project Management Professional certification in various industries have led CP to offer this program to the veterans and active duty service members. With a PMP certification in your kitty, our veterans will have a much higher earning potential and a chance to make it big in the civilian professional career.

Why is PMP a good option for Veterans?

Most organizations are willing to hire veterans and military personnel’s who are certified in PMP. Project Management’s five phases, such as initiate, plan, execute, monitor and control, and closure, are quite similar to the framework followed by the veterans in their field of duty. Across industries, project management principles are fundamentally quite similar, except for the use of technical words or industry-specific language used in the management industry. Once a veteran understands and imbibes the management language, there is no stopping him or her from climbing up the corporate ladder.


How can Dual Lean Six Sigma Green and Black Belt certification help?

There is a high demand for professionals with Lean Six Sigma certification. The methodology used in Lean and Six Sigma aims at reducing waste by decreasing defects in the process and improving efficiency and productivity. Veterans are trained to follow disciplined lifestyles in their field. The ideologies they follow in the military includes avoiding wastage and making the best and optimum use of the resources available to them all of which align with the Lean Six Sigma fundamentals. 
The Dual Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and Black Belt are combined into a 4-day training program. This saves your time and money in attending two separate training programs for Green Belt and Black Belt. Moreover, with CP, you can enroll for a complimentary or discounted training program.

FAQs

Q: How do I apply for the training program?
A: CP encourages you to apply for the course as soon as possible and reserve your seat. You can apply for the course, by dropping in an email at Samaira@certificationplanner.com and mentioning the course you would like to opt for, and a CP champ will look into the registration process.
Q: Am I required to submit any documents for registration?
A: Yes, you are required to submit the DD214 document. Please do ensure that you wipe off or remove the social security number or any other important details from the document.
Q: Do I get a refund if I cancel my enrolment?
A: Yes, we accept refund request 15 days before the class. The bank transaction fee is not refundable.
Q: How to appear for the certification exam?
A: To appear for the PMP certification exam, you have to apply at the PMI.org of the PMP certification.
For the Dual Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and Black Belt certification exam, send us an email at support@certificationplanner.com, and we will arrange an in-house examination which is globally accredited and recognized.
 
Q: How do I attend the online training program?
A: The 4-days online training is hosted on GoToMeeting (https://www.gotomeeting.com/en-in). You will be provided with the login credentials 5-days before the class. If you require any assistance with GoToMeeting, CP champ will walk you through the process before the training commencement date.
Q: Is there a difference between the Veteran classes and the regular paid classes?
A: No, there is no difference. The course agenda remains the same for both the classes except the course fee of $1899 PMP and $2499 for Dual LSS.
Q: Do I get a course completion certificate?
A: You will receive a 35 Contact hour certificate if you have applied for the discounted rate program for PMP and PDU certificate if you apply for the Dual Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and Black Belt certification program.

We would like to invite all veterans to enroll and benefit from the CP complimentary PMP and Dual Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and Black Belt training courses launched under the “Power to our Heroes” program. For more training options, visit www.certificationplanner.com. We wish you all the best for your future endeavors in the corporate world.


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