Start with the credential you’re pursuing. Each track is designed to organize the exam domains into a practical sequence of lessons, review, and timed practice.
CFA Program: Levels I–III
Build investment knowledge from foundational tools to applied valuation and portfolio decisions. The planned sequence will map lessons, practice, and revision to the learning outcome statements and current topic weights.
Level I · Learn & describeLevel II · Analyze & evaluateLevel III · Integrate & apply
180Level I multiple choice
22 setsLevel II vignette items
MixedLevel III item + essay sets
- Level I: ethics, quantitative methods, economics, financial statement analysis, corporate finance, equities, fixed income, derivatives, alternatives, and portfolio construction. Emphasize definitions, core calculations, and interpreting fundamental investment tools. The exam has two 135-minute sessions.
- Level II: apply the broad topic set to valuation and case analysis. Twenty-two vignette item sets contain 88 multiple-choice questions; candidates connect financial statement details, market context, and valuation methods. The exam has two 132-minute sessions.
- Level III: integrate asset allocation, portfolio construction, performance measurement, derivatives and risk, and ethics. The mixed format combines item sets with constructed response sets. Candidates choose a Portfolio Management, Private Markets, or Private Wealth pathway.
The current curriculum weights topics differently at each level. A future WebNovare course should use the candidate’s exam year and official curriculum because CFA Institute updates the curriculum.
Curriculum, topic weights, and learning outcomesLevel I exam formatLevel II exam formatLevel III exam format and pathways
PMP: 2026 exam outline
The PMP exam tests judgment in project situations across predictive, adaptive, and hybrid delivery. PMI’s updated exam outline took effect in July 2026 and increases emphasis on value delivery and the business environment.
33%People
41%Process
26%Business Environment
- People: lead teams, engage stakeholders, manage conflict, support knowledge transfer, and build shared accountability.
- Process: plan and manage scope, schedule, resources, quality, risk, procurement, and integrated delivery across approaches.
- Business environment: connect project outcomes to organizational strategy, compliance, governance, benefits, and external change.
PMI describes the exam as 180 questions over 240 minutes. Its 2026 outline says approximately 40% of items represent predictive approaches, with the remainder adaptive/agile and hybrid. Scenario preparation also covers AI, sustainability, and stakeholder engagement as they arise in project contexts.
PMI’s exam update and prep guidanceDownload PMI’s 2026 Examination Content Outline (PDF)
Computing & cybersecurity
Develop and assess technical foundations for secure systems and modern infrastructure.
- Networking, operating systems, cloud and data center concepts.
- Security architecture, identity, threat modeling, incident response, and risk.
- Hands-on labs that connect terminology to system behavior.
Trade licensing & electrical fundamentals
Reinforce the theory and code knowledge behind trade exams with guided problems and practical examples.
- Electrical principles, circuits, calculations, and safety.
- Code navigation and exam-style application questions.
- Focused preparation pathways that can be adapted to the relevant jurisdiction and credential.
Exam tracks describe planned WebNovare preparation. They do not replace credential issuers’ official exam outlines, eligibility rules, or jurisdiction requirements. Confirm those requirements for your exam date before you enroll.
