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− | The [[Project Management Institute]] expresses all the policies and procedures for actively maintaining the PMP certification in its Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) Handbook. All ''PMP'' certification holders are expected to understand and comply with those policies. The information in this wikipage section is sourced from CCR Handbook updated on 29 January 2019 for the convenience of ''PMP'' holders only. However, this wikipage section information may be incorrectly formatted and/or outdated. CCR Handbook is the official publication and serves as the source of truth. | + | The [[Project Management Institute]] expresses all the policies and procedures for actively maintaining the PMP certification in its Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) Handbook. All ''PMP'' certification holders are expected to understand and comply with those policies. The information in this wikipage section is sourced from CCR Handbook updated on 29 January 2019 for the convenience of ''PMP'' holders only. However, this wikipage section information may be incorrectly formatted, titled, and/or outdated. CCR Handbook is the official publication and serves as the source of truth. |
===CCR Program Overview=== | ===CCR Program Overview=== | ||
:PMI’s Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) program supports the ongoing educational and professional development of our certification holders so they are always prepared to meet the demands of today’s complex business environment. The purpose of the CCR program is to: | :PMI’s Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) program supports the ongoing educational and professional development of our certification holders so they are always prepared to meet the demands of today’s complex business environment. The purpose of the CCR program is to: | ||
•Enhance continuous learning and development among certification holders•Provide direction in development areas to ensure relevancy of certified practitioners •Encourage and recognize individualized learning opportunities•Offer a mechanism for attaining and recording professional development activities•Sustain the global recognition and value of PMI credentialsEveryone who earns a PMI certification (with the exception of the CAPM® certification) must actively maintain their certification(s) through participationin the CCR Program and renewal oftheir certification(s)every 3 years. Partaking in professional development and learning activities allowscertification holders to earn Professional Development Units (PDUs), fulfilling the continuing certification requirements and ultimately growing and developing as a practitioner.We know that each individual has different professional needs and desires.The CCR program is designed to be flexible so that it can adapt to those needsand allow you to customize your CCR activities. The CCR program provides a general framework and guidance—you determine your ultimate CCR and development path.CCR RequirementsAll PMI certification holders must earn PDUsto actively maintain their PMI certification(s).These PDUs can be earned through various professional development activities that center on one of two areas:1.Education–Learning opportunities that allow you to expand and enhance your technical, leadership, or strategic and business management skills.2.Giving backto the Profession–Activities that enable you to share and utilize your knowledge and skills as a means to contribute to and help build the profession.There are different CCR requirements for each PMI certification,as outlined below:CertificationCertification CycleTotal PDUs RequiredEducationMinimumPDUsGiving BackMaximumPDUsPMP3 years603525PgMP3 years603525PfMP3 years603525PMI-PBA3 years603525PMI-ACP3 years301812PMI-RMP3 years301812PMI-SP3 years301812 | •Enhance continuous learning and development among certification holders•Provide direction in development areas to ensure relevancy of certified practitioners •Encourage and recognize individualized learning opportunities•Offer a mechanism for attaining and recording professional development activities•Sustain the global recognition and value of PMI credentialsEveryone who earns a PMI certification (with the exception of the CAPM® certification) must actively maintain their certification(s) through participationin the CCR Program and renewal oftheir certification(s)every 3 years. Partaking in professional development and learning activities allowscertification holders to earn Professional Development Units (PDUs), fulfilling the continuing certification requirements and ultimately growing and developing as a practitioner.We know that each individual has different professional needs and desires.The CCR program is designed to be flexible so that it can adapt to those needsand allow you to customize your CCR activities. The CCR program provides a general framework and guidance—you determine your ultimate CCR and development path.CCR RequirementsAll PMI certification holders must earn PDUsto actively maintain their PMI certification(s).These PDUs can be earned through various professional development activities that center on one of two areas:1.Education–Learning opportunities that allow you to expand and enhance your technical, leadership, or strategic and business management skills.2.Giving backto the Profession–Activities that enable you to share and utilize your knowledge and skills as a means to contribute to and help build the profession.There are different CCR requirements for each PMI certification,as outlined below:CertificationCertification CycleTotal PDUs RequiredEducationMinimumPDUsGiving BackMaximumPDUsPMP3 years603525PgMP3 years603525PfMP3 years603525PMI-PBA3 years603525PMI-ACP3 years301812PMI-RMP3 years301812PMI-SP3 years301812 |
Revision as of 12:57, 22 December 2019
Project Management Professional (better known by its acronym PMP; hereinafter, PMP) is a credential granted by the Project Management Institute (PMI).
Certification
Re-certification
The Project Management Institute expresses all the policies and procedures for actively maintaining the PMP certification in its Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) Handbook. All PMP certification holders are expected to understand and comply with those policies. The information in this wikipage section is sourced from CCR Handbook updated on 29 January 2019 for the convenience of PMP holders only. However, this wikipage section information may be incorrectly formatted, titled, and/or outdated. CCR Handbook is the official publication and serves as the source of truth.
CCR Program Overview
- PMI’s Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) program supports the ongoing educational and professional development of our certification holders so they are always prepared to meet the demands of today’s complex business environment. The purpose of the CCR program is to:
•Enhance continuous learning and development among certification holders•Provide direction in development areas to ensure relevancy of certified practitioners •Encourage and recognize individualized learning opportunities•Offer a mechanism for attaining and recording professional development activities•Sustain the global recognition and value of PMI credentialsEveryone who earns a PMI certification (with the exception of the CAPM® certification) must actively maintain their certification(s) through participationin the CCR Program and renewal oftheir certification(s)every 3 years. Partaking in professional development and learning activities allowscertification holders to earn Professional Development Units (PDUs), fulfilling the continuing certification requirements and ultimately growing and developing as a practitioner.We know that each individual has different professional needs and desires.The CCR program is designed to be flexible so that it can adapt to those needsand allow you to customize your CCR activities. The CCR program provides a general framework and guidance—you determine your ultimate CCR and development path.CCR RequirementsAll PMI certification holders must earn PDUsto actively maintain their PMI certification(s).These PDUs can be earned through various professional development activities that center on one of two areas:1.Education–Learning opportunities that allow you to expand and enhance your technical, leadership, or strategic and business management skills.2.Giving backto the Profession–Activities that enable you to share and utilize your knowledge and skills as a means to contribute to and help build the profession.There are different CCR requirements for each PMI certification,as outlined below:CertificationCertification CycleTotal PDUs RequiredEducationMinimumPDUsGiving BackMaximumPDUsPMP3 years603525PgMP3 years603525PfMP3 years603525PMI-PBA3 years603525PMI-ACP3 years301812PMI-RMP3 years301812PMI-SP3 years301812