PMP Training Bahrain — Schedules, Cost & Exam Prep

By August 8th, 2026Consultancy Services2 min read

PMP training in Bahrain — schedules, cost and exam prep

PMP certification is the most recognised project management credential worldwide, and PMP-qualified project managers in Bahrain earn an estimated BHD 22,000–42,000 a year. Bitrixme runs PMP exam-preparation cohorts in Manama with evening and weekend options, Arabic delivery and small class sizes.

What the PMP preparation course covers

  • The three domains: People (42%), Process (50%), Business Environment (8%).
  • Full coverage of the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition and the Exam Content Outline.
  • 300+ practice questions with detailed explanations.
  • Exam strategy: time management, question patterns, situational questions.
  • 35 contact hours required to apply for the PMP exam.

Cohort schedule (Manama)

FormatScheduleDuration
Weekend cohortFriday + Saturday mornings5 weeks
Evening cohortMonday & Wednesday evenings6 weeks
Corporate in-houseOn request, at your officeFlexible
Online (Arabic/English)Recorded + live Q&ASelf-paced + 4 live sessions

What it costs

Public cohort training runs BHD 350–550 per participant including materials and mock exams. The PMI exam fee (USD 405 for members, USD 555 for non-members) is paid directly to PMI. Corporate in-house pricing depends on class size.

Who is this for

  • Project managers and team leads with at least 36 months of project experience.
  • Professionals targeting certification for promotion or tenders.
  • Companies building internal project management capability.

PMP training in Bahrain — FAQ

Do I qualify for the PMP exam?

You need a four-year degree with 36 months of project leadership experience (or a diploma with 60 months) plus 35 contact hours of training. We verify your eligibility before you pay.

Is the exam included?

No — training covers the 35 contact hours; the PMI exam is booked and paid separately.

What if I do not pass?

You can repeat the cohort once at a reduced rate — we keep the bar honest by teaching the exam, not just the content.