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PM Certifications and Beyond

Presented by:
Catherine Jorgensen, PMP
catherine.jorgensen@owenscorning.com
January 11, 2005

Agenda

• Introduction
• PMI’s Certification Program Mission
• PMI History/Information
• Value of Certification
• Certification Types
• Requirements for Certifications
• Process for Certifications
• Beyond Certifications

• Mission
• Initiate, establish, evaluate, maintain, and administer professional credentialing programs to promote and support project management practitioners and the project management profession.
• Goals
• Establish, implement and maintain global certification standards, policies and procedures for the PM profession
• Promote and implement professional credentialing and psychometric methods and procedures for certifications in the PM profession
• Initiate and foster cooperation and collaboration with other project management organizations to promote and sustain excellence in PM standards and methodology

PMI History
• Began in 1969 – 35 years old.
• PMP began in 1984 – 20 years old.
• PMI is acknowledged as a pioneer in the field
• Membership represents a truly global community with over 100,000 professionals representing 125 countries.
• Currently, 75,000 PMPs have been certified
• PMI professionals come from virtually every major industry

Value of PM Certification

• Prestige of being the best in the field of PM.
• Professional advantages derived from attaining the Project Management Professional (PMP) status.
• Informs current and potential employers that you have a solid foundation of project management knowledge that can be readily applied in any workplace.
• PMP certification is the profession’s most globally recognized and respected certification credential.
• Finding individuals with this broad range of expertise is challenging, which is why expert project management leadership is a highly desirable competency.


Types of Certification

• Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)
• Project Management Professional (PMP)
• Masters Certificate in Project Management
• Masters Degree in Project Management

Why CAPM?
• The purpose and goal of which is the development, maintenance, evaluation, promotion, and administration of a rigorous, examination-based, professional certification credential – the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM™).
• Assisting in evaluating project control plans
• Suggesting performance indicators and limits
• Assisting with refining project requirements, assumptions, and constraints
• Supporting administrative and financial closure
• To be acknowledged for project management skills and contributions and elevate professional status.






Definition for CAPM

• A CAPM is a project management practitioner who has demonstrated fundamental project management knowledge and experience by supporting projects using project management tools, techniques, and methodologies.
• While participating as a member of a project team the CAPM typically relies on experienced project management practitioners for guidance, direction, and approval.


Requirements for CAPM

• Category 1 Candidate
• Education – Baccalaureate or global equivalent university degree
• PM Hours
• 1500 hours PM experience within 5 years
• Project dates must represent at least 2 years of non-overlapping PM experience within the 3 yr period prior to the application
• 23 contact hrs of PM education across the 9 areas of the PMBOK
• Supporting documentation: Education, PM contact education hours, CAPM experience form (Audit Purposes)


Process for CAPM Certification

• Prepare/study for examination
• Complete application and submit
• Cost
• $225 PMI Member
• $300 Non-PMI Member
• Candidates have one year from submittal to complete examination
• CAPMs must retest every 5 years to maintain certification



CAPM Test Format

• The CAPM Certification Examination is computer based and is comprised of 150 multiple-choice questions.
• Exam must be completed within 3 hours.
• Preceded by a briefing and 15-minute computer tutorial and followed by an optional candidate satisfaction survey and exam survey report

Suggested PMP Study Material

• Project Management Professional (PMP) Role Delineation Study (PMI)
• A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), 2000 Edition by the Project Management Institute
• The Project Management Institute Professional Code of Conduct (PMI)
• Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning, Scheduling, and Controlling (7th edition) by Harold Kerzner
• PMP Exam Practice Test and Study Guide (4th edition) by J. LeRoy Ward
• PMP Exam Prep (3rd edition) by Rita Mulcahy

Professional Responsibility Ref List

• Blake, T., Walker, D., and Walker, T. Doing business internationally: The guide to cross-cultural success. MacGraw-Hill Professional Book Group (1995).
• Ferraro, G. The cultural dimension of international business. Prentice Hall, 1997.
• Rosen, R., Digh, P. and Phillips, C. Global literacies: lessons on business leadership and national cultures. Simon & Schuster, 2000.

Masters Certificate in PM

• Administered by several PMI Recommended Education Providers
• Usually entails 1 foundational course, 5 advanced courses, 2 electives, and 1 PM acumen course.
• Courses must be completed within 3 consecutive years.
• PMI registered education providers can be found on PMI website.


Masters Degree in PM

• Being offered by more and more colleges on line.
• Current Colleges offering MS in PM:
• George Washington University
• University of Wisconsin
• Penn State University.


Beyond Certification

YEAH, I HAVE MY PMP!!!

NOW WHAT
???


Continuing Cert Requirements

• CAPM
• Must retest every 5 years
• PMP
• PMPs must accrue a minimum of sixty (60) professional development units (PDUs) during each CCR cycle
• CCR Cycle
• Begins on the date of initial certification
• Expires on December 31st of the third full calendar year after the first year of certification.


PDU vs. CEU

• PDU is the measuring unit used to quantify approved learning and professional service activities.
• One (1) PDU is earned for every one (1) hour spent in a planned, structured learning experience or activity.
• One (1) Continuing Education Unit (CEU) equals 10 PDUs
• PDUs are organized into 5 categories for the CCR program




PDU Categories

• Category 1: Formal Academic Education
• Category 2: Professional Activities and Self-directed learning
• Category 3: PMI Registered Education Providers
• Category 4: Other Provider
• Category 5: Volunteer services to professional or community organization


Cat 1: Formal Academic Education

• Formal Academic Course work
• Can be taken for degree credit
• Must be related to Project Management
• One (1) hour of degree credit in a 15 week semester earns 15 PDUs.
• One (1) quarter semester hour earns 10 PDUs.
• If portion of class is related to PM, PDUs are calculated based a percentage of the overall curriculum focused on PM.





Cat 2: Professional Activities

2A Author or co-author article on PM and is published in a refereed journal (e.g. Project Management Journal) 30 PDUs (Author)
20 PDUs (Co-author)
2B Author or co-author article on PM and is published in a non-refereed journal (e.g. PM Network) 15 PDUs (Author)
10 PDUs (Co-Author)
2C Speaker on PM topic at a conference, symposium, workshop, or formal course 10 PDUs per activity
2D Speaker on PM topic at a PMI component meeting (e.g. Chapter Meeting) 5 PDUs per activity
2E Member or moderator of a PM panel discussion at a conference, symposium, workshop, or course 5 PDUs per activity
2F Author or co-author of textbook that pertains to PM 40 PDUs (Author)
20 PDUs (Co-Author
2G Developer of content for seminar or other structured learning program 10 PDUs per new program
2H Practitioner of PM services for more than 1500 hrs per year 5 PDUs per calendar year















Cat 2: Self-Directed Learning (SDL)

2 SDL Individualized learning projects involving personally conducted research or study. Learning may include informal activities such as discussions or coaching sessions with colleagues, co-workers, clients or consultants. It may include articles, books, instructional manuals, videos, CE-ROMS, or other material resources.

Qualifying SDL activities must be relevant to PM, meet a specified purpose, and use knowledgeable resources.

SDL activity worksheet can be found in CCR Handbook.

Documentation: evidence supporting reported learning project including notes from and dates of discussions or readings. Max of 15 SDL PDUs per CCR Cycle



Cat 3: PMI Registered Education Provider (REP)

• Attend educational programs offered by REPs.
• REPs must be registered with PMI and designated as a PMI REP
• Examples include schools, consultants, corporate training departments, professional associations, government agencies, PMI Chapters and SIGs
• PMI WLEC is a PMI REP
• Listing can be found on PMI Website


Cat 4: Other Provider

• PDUs may be earned by attending relevant education programs offered by organizations not registered with PMI.
• One (1) hr of contact hour of learning relevant to PM within a structured activity or course equals one (1) PDU.

Cat 5: Volunteer Service

• Serve as an officer for a PM organization
• 3 months = 2 PDUs per calendar year
• 6 months = 5 PDUs per calendar year
• 12 months = 10 PDUs per calendar year
• Serve as a committee member for a PM organization
• 3 months = 1 PDU per calendar year
• 6 months = 3 PDUs per calendar year
• 12 months = 5 PDUs per calendar year
• Provide PM services to a community or charitable group = 5 PDUs per calendar year.

Suggestions for Continuing Certification Requirements

• Maintain a CCR folder
• Documentation that supports reported activities
• Maintain documentation for 12 months after CCR cycle has ended.
• Audits will be performed at random each year.

Information Locations

• www.pmi.org
• www.pmiwlec.org
• Toledo Library
• Chapter Board Members
• All Chapter Members
• PMI Members
• Testing Locations
• www.2test.com

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