Earning PDUs to renew PMP certification (Work as Practitioner)
Hello Experts,
Like many others, I am a bit confused about the PDUs process to retain my PMP certification. Hoping one of you would spare a couple of minutes and help clarify some doubts.
I got PMP-certified in July 2013 which means I have until July 2016 to earn the required PDUs to renew my certification. Now the current set of rules say that one needs to earn 60 PDUs and that 8 of the 60 can be related to the day-to-day relevant work that we do as a Project Manager.
I also know that I fall in the transitional period of old rules & new rules (Dec 2015?). Were these rules a bit different before Dec 2015? I hear we could assign 15 PDUs to the "Work as a Practitioner" category based on our PM work for 3 years? Is that accurate?
What category would I fall in? Can someone please help clarify?
Thanks a lot!
Dinesh
admin
Wed, 03/09/2016 - 09:14
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Hi Dinesh
Hi Dinesh
If you have reported PDUs prior to Dec 2015. it would be counted. i dont think they will scrap it retrospectively.
I have been always putting 15 PDUs to the "Work as a Practitioner" category based on our PM work for 3 years .
Regards
saketbansal
Thu, 03/10/2016 - 07:05
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Earning PDUs are simple now,
Earning PDUs are simple now, in fact you can earn all 60 PDUs under self learning category (yes you can read a book and finish all 60)
Here is a blog which can point you to the all relevent steps for reaching 60 PDus for free : www.izenbridge.com/blog/how-to-earn-60-pdus-and-maintain-your-pmp-certif...
In new rule working as profession has limit of 8 PDUs per cycle, so yes that area is reduced but overall it has simplified the PDUs earnign process.
pmalik
Fri, 09/01/2017 - 05:26
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