Accelyo is a self-managed preparation platform for PgMP candidates. It helps program managers structure their exam preparation, practice with domain-focused questions, and validate their readiness before scheduling the exam. It is not a training course — it’s a focused preparation tool for experienced professionals.

Unlike PMP, PgMP training is not mandatory for certification eligibility. However, it is highly recommended. PgMP covers advanced program management concepts, and formal training can significantly accelerate your understanding. Accelyo works best for candidates who already have a solid foundation — whether through training or extensive program management experience.

• Readiness Assessment (FREE): A diagnostic quiz to measure where you stand and identify weak areas. Start here if you’re unsure about your current level.
• Exam Readiness Path (€199): A structured 8-10 week preparation path with 400+ practice questions, domain-focused cycles, progress tracking, and 2 exam simulations. Best for candidates who need structure for their preparation.
• Exam Simulations (from €29): Full 170-question timed exams for candidates who are already near exam-ready and want to validate under realistic conditions.

The Exam Readiness Path includes 6 months of access. Exam Simulations can be used within 30 days of purchase. If you need more time, you can extend your access for €39 per additional 3 months.

The Exam Readiness Path includes 400+ practice questions across all PgMP domains (Strategic Program Management, Program Life Cycle, Benefits Management, Stakeholder Engagement, and Governance), plus 2 full exam simulations (170 questions each). That’s over 740 questions total.

Each simulation contains 170 questions in a timed environment that mimics the real PgMP exam. You get one attempt per simulation. After completing it, you receive a detailed score breakdown by domain and a readiness verdict to help you decide if you’re ready to schedule your exam.

No. Accelyo is a self-managed preparation tool — it provides structure, practice, and data to help you prepare effectively, but certification outcomes depend on many factors including your background, effort, and exam-day performance. We do not guarantee exam results.

PMP focuses on managing individual projects, while PgMP is for professionals who manage multiple related projects (programs) to achieve strategic organizational objectives. PgMP requires significantly more experience and covers advanced topics like benefits realization, program governance, and strategic alignment. The PgMP exam has 170 questions (vs. 180 for PMP) and is considered more challenging due to its strategic focus.