The video tutorial compares PMP and Prince 2 certifications, highlighting their differences, requirements, and global recognition. PMP is a qualification by the Project Management Institute, valued globally, especially in the US. It requires significant project leadership experience. Prince 2, originating from the UK public sector, focuses on governance and is more prevalent in the UK and Commonwealth countries. Both certifications are methodology agnostic, adaptable to various project environments. The video also covers exam formats and syllabi, offering guidance on choosing the right certification based on individual needs.

What is the primary focus of the Prince 2 certification?

• Team leadership

• Strong governance and successful project delivery

• Agile project management

• Financial management

Which certification is more globally recognized, especially in the US?

• Scrum Master

• Lean Six Sigma

• PMP

• Prince 2

How have both PMP and Prince 2 certifications evolved over the years?

• From predictive to adaptive

• From adaptive to predictive

• From hybrid to traditional

• From agile to waterfall

What is a significant change in the recent PMP syllabus?

• Emphasis on traditional project management

• Increased focus on financial management

• Inclusion of agile and hybrid methodologies

• Removal of stakeholder engagement

What are the three domains covered in the PMP exam?

• Planning, Monitoring, Closing

• Leadership, Strategy, Execution

• Governance, Risk, Compliance

• People, Process, Business Environment

What is the structure of the Prince 2 syllabus?

• 8 themes, 8 principles, 8 processes

• 6 themes, 6 principles, 6 processes

• 7 themes, 7 principles, 7 processes

• 5 themes, 5 principles, 5 processes

What should be considered when choosing between PMP and Prince 2 certifications?

• The number of questions in the exam

• The business case and career goals

• The location of the exam center

• The cost of the exam