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Critical Chain Project Management Fundamentals Certification (TOCFC™)
The CCPM Fundamentals Exam offers a globally recognized certification for those who demonstrate a clear, foundational understanding of the TOC core beliefs, concepts and principles for Critical Chain Project Management. This certification is also the first step toward earning advanced credentials as a Certified Practitioner or Certified Implementer in Critical Chain Project Management. Upon passing, you’ll become TOC Fundamentals Certified (TOCFC™) in CCPM and receive a digital certificate.
why take the exam?
If your organization is planning, beginning or already engaged in a CCPM implementation, building this foundation of knowledge and a shared language will enhance your experience and contribute to greater success. Earning certification is both a personally fulfilling and professionally rewarding achievement.
Exam Areas & Learning Objectives
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Single Project
Objective: Demonstrate recognition and basic understanding of Critical Chain principles as applied to single-project environments, including foundational concepts in planning, scheduling, execution, and continuous improvement.
Multi Project
Objective: Demonstrate recognition and understanding of how Critical Chain concepts apply in multi-project environments, including basic portfolio planning, scheduling considerations, and execution management principles.
TOC Concepts
Objective: Demonstrate recognition and understanding of essential Theory of Constraints terminology, core principles, and foundational thinking process elements that support Critical Chain Project Management.