If you work in IT, there is a good chance you already handle some project-related tasks. You may arrange schedules, speak with vendors, track progress, prepare reports, or help a team meet deadlines.
The CompTIA Project+ Certification gives structure to this experience. It covers the project skills needed to support small and medium-sized technology projects.
The current CompTIA Project+ PK0-005 exam includes agile and waterfall methods, project documentation, communication, risk, change control, IT concepts, and governance. It is vendor-neutral, so the knowledge can be used across different industries and technologies.
NYTCC offers a guided CompTIA Project+ Course for candidates who want clear lessons, practical examples, revision support, and exam practice.
A project can quickly fall behind when requirements keep changing or nobody knows who is responsible for a task. Poor communication, weak documentation, and ignored risks can create further problems.
CompTIA Project+ certification training teaches you how to deal with these everyday project challenges. It is particularly useful for people who manage projects as one part of a wider technical or business role.
During the training, you will learn how to:
A structured course also saves you from trying to connect information from unrelated videos, question banks, and study notes.
Everything you need to know about the curriculum and outcomes.
Studying alone can be difficult when the syllabus contains unfamiliar documents, processes, and technical terms. NYTCC breaks the objectives into smaller lessons that are easier to follow.
Our training includes:
A CompTIA Project+ practice exam can also show where you are losing marks. You can then spend more time on those topics instead of revising everything again.
NYTCC’s goal is to give you a clear study path and the confidence to approach the exam properly.
| Exam Detail | Information |
| Exam version | Project+ V5 |
| Exam code | PK0-005 |
| Launch date | November 8, 2022 |
| Maximum questions | 90 |
| Question types | Multiple-choice and performance-based |
| Time allowed | 90 minutes |
| Passing score | 710 on a scale of 100–900 |
| Languages | English, Japanese, and Thai |
| Recommended experience | 6–12 months managing projects in a technology environment |
The CompTIA Project+ exam costs $399 USD. The final price may differ by location, currency, taxes, or voucher offer.
Knowledge weightage as per official certification standards.
| Domain | Domain Name | Exam Weight |
| 1.0 | Project Management Concepts | 33% |
| 2.0 | Project Life Cycle Phases | 30% |
| 3.0 | Tools and Documentation | 19% |
| 4.0 | Basics of IT and Governance | 18% |
The certification can be useful when your job involves both technical work and project coordination. It may also support a move into an entry-level project position.
Related roles include:
The certification does not guarantee a job. It shows employers that you understand project planning, documentation, risk, communication, and delivery practices.
There is no fixed CompTIA Project+ salary. Earnings depend on the role, country, industry, experience, and level of responsibility.For comparison, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that project management specialists earned a median annual wage of $100,750 in May 2024. This figure covers the wider occupation and is not a guaranteed salary for someone holding Project+.
A person starting as a project coordinator will usually earn less than an experienced project manager. Knowledge of cloud computing, networking, cybersecurity, or software may improve long-term career options.
It is a vendor-neutral certification for professionals who manage or support small and medium-sized technology projects.
The current exam code is PK0-005. CompTIA also refers to it as Project+ V5.
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The exam contains a maximum of 90 questions.
The exam includes multiple-choice and performance-based questions.
You have 90 minutes to complete the exam.
The passing score is 710 on a scale of 100–900.
There are no mandatory education or experience requirements. CompTIA recommends 6–12 months of project management experience in a technology environment.
Yes. Beginners can take the exam, but those without practical experience should spend extra time working through project scenarios.
Yes. NYTCC provides online instruction, objective-based lessons, revision, and exam practice for candidates in different locations.
Use it alongside the exam objectives. Mark topics you do not understand, revise them, and then check your progress with a timed practice exam.