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As with many other credentialed professionals, a PMP® must commit to ongoing professional development and continuing education to maintain the credential. PMI's Continuing Certification Program ensures that PMPs® adhere to this standard by requiring PMPs® to obtain a minimum of sixty (60) Professional Development Units (PDUs) every three years. The initial three-year clock starts running on the date of certification and ends on December 31 of the third year.
PDUs may be obtained through formal education, self-directed learning, educational programs, or community/professional service. All of the detailed specifics and documentation forms may be reviewed or downloaded at www.pmi.org. As you will learn, the PMP® Certification Process is an extremely demanding experience. You will not want to go through the exam ordeal again. It's best to simply plan upfront to maintain your certification by accumulating PDUs. PMI charges a recertification fee of $60 (US) for PMI members, $150 (US) for non-PMI members.
"PMP" is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
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