How to Obtain 60 PDUs and Maintain your PMP Certification |
You finally made it through the PMP© exam: Four hours and 200 mind-boggling questions. Now for the next challenge—how do you maintain the certification you worked so hard to achieve. After passing the Project Management Professional exam, The Project Management Institute
requires that you obtain 60 Professional Development Units every three years. Many PMPs feel that the only way to do this is to take expensive, multi-day training classes.
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With the upcoming PMI change in reporting of PDUs they are going to want me starting in December of this year to recategorize all my education PDUs by one of 3 categories. This will make grouping a bunch of podcasts
into a single PDU submission complicated, unless I make sure to listen to all podcasts of the same category. I don't see why I can't just report fractional PDUs and one podcast at a time. That way I can categorize each podcast individually.
Is there some legal requirement that I must listen to 30 PDUs of the same
educational category and report all 30 in one grouping? Can't I just report one podcast at a time?
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PMP PDU Program Updates are Coming On December 1st 2015 |
Do you have a PMI certification like PMP, PgMP, PfMP, PMI-ACP, PMI-RMP, PMI-SP or PMI-PBA?
If yes, then this interview is extremely important to you because the rules on earning
PDUs are changing on December 1st, 2015.
In a nutshell: PMI is introducing the Talent Triangle, which has Technical Project Management, Leadership, as well as Strategic and Business Management on its three sides. Going forward you must earn PDUs in each of these three areas.
This interview with Victor Carter-Bey
(Director Certifications, PMI) was recorded at the 2015 Global Congress in Orlando Florida. We review the Talent Triangle, the details of what exactly changes with the PDUs, the timeline of implementation and how to report them going forward.
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Please visit the PMI website for all the details on these changes... |
FREE PDUs by The PM Podcast |
It could not be simpler: Just listen to 30 hours of free PM Podcast interviews and then claim 30 Category C PDUs.
Either choose a free subscription or click 'Play' on any free podcast episode on the website.
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A Must-Know: Maximum PMP PDUs for each PDU Category |
As a holder of many Project Management Institute (PMI) credential you are required to earn a specified number of Professional Development Units (PDUs) to maintain that credential. The number of PDUs to be completed for each three year cycle is dependent upon
the type of certification held. Each PDU is equivalent to one hour of effort. Sixty PDUs per cycle are required for those who hold the PMP or PgMP certification and 30 PDUs for those who hold the PMI-SP or PMI-RMP certification... |
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Earn Free PDUs: Read A Book |
Each hour that you spend in self-directed learning activities such as reading books or articles counts as 1 Category C PDU up to a maximum of 30. Here is our recommended book for the week written by Harold Kerzner Ph.D: Management 3.0:
Leading Agile Developers, Developing Agile Leaders |
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Value Driven Stakeholder Management
Provider: SeminarsWorld Date: December 7 - 8, 2015 Seminar Hours 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM PDUs: 14 CEUs: 1.4 Location: Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego 1 Market Pl, San
Diego, California 92101 United States
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