Yes, You Heard Right! The Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) Program is Changing
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These Changes Mean Even Better Ways to Advance Your Career
In just six months the new CCR program will go live. As the global business environment and project management profession evolves, the program must adapt to provide development of new employer-desired skills, giving you a greater competitive advantage. So, how will you earn PDUs? How will you plan your career development? What do you need to do now?
Get the answers to these questions and more on our new CCR web page. It includes the most important topics leading up to the program launch like—the PMI Talent Triangle—so that you are prepared for the change. Stay tuned for more information in the coming months.
Stay current on all of the changes - visit PMI's new CCR web page for the latest details on:
· Why the program’s changing
· How to earn PDUs
· The PMI Talent Triangle and its skill areas
· Important certification renewal dates
· Training materials
Bookmark this page to keep up to date on important details, training and resources, so you are prepared for the change.
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anil kukreti
Senior engineer | Mobiquity softech pvt ltd
Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
Salam Kalandos
Chief, Healthcare Technology Management - Clinical Engineering | US Department of Veterans Affairs
Chandler, Az, United States
Kevin Coleman
Subject Matter Expert, Author, Speaker and Strategic Advisor| - Insights
Pa, United States
Look at the magnitude of change that is currently taking place. Based on that continuous education is a requirement for all of us.
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I don't think it's fair that PMI is imposing new requirements on members who have already accomplished recertification with expiration dates in 2018 and 2019. It's like giving someone a driver's license at age 16 and then raising the legal age for driving to 18. It's punishing someone for planning ahead. Just because PM's are accustomed to dealing with scope change doesn't mean that we should have to deal with PMI changing the recertification requirements after they've already been met. And yes, I know it's a small minority who have completed recertification for 2018 or 2019; that doesn't make it any less unfair.
Thanks for share this matter, I think continuous improvement is a requirement all of the time.
Kevin Coleman
Subject Matter Expert, Author, Speaker and Strategic Advisor| - Insights
Pa, United States
I have been on projects where individuals were actually on the critical path. What does that say!
Hannes Kropf
Project Manager| ITERGO GmbH
Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany
Hi @all,
I have a question.
Someone got his recertification in 02/2015 and acquired 40 PDUs until end of November 2015.
From December on he has to gather additional 20 PDUS in the next years until 01/2018.
How are the new rules applied to this case?
A) Does he still have to acquire 24 PDUs in the education area, i.e 8 PDU in each skill area ?
B) Are the rules applied proportional to the rest. So instead of acquiring 24 PDUs he has 20 (rest) / 60 (total) x 24 PDUs = 8 PDUs in the eductaion area, i.e. 2.67 PDU rounded up to 3 PDU in each skill area
C) some other rule is applied, but I have no idea which rule.
What do you think? Do you have any idea or suggestion?
Thanks for the help
Hannes
P.S.: I asked customer care the question but became no sufficient answer.
MIGDALIA VAZQUEZ
Project Management Professional| Healthcare
Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico
Need to get more info to understand these changes, and its impact.
Panteleimon Charalampidis
Senior Project Manager| NewCytech Business Solutions - Logicom Group
Athens, Nea Philadelphia, Greece
My CCR system is already updated. Great user interface. About the system, time will tell...
Ho Hum. Who cares? At every job I've ever had, the expectations for and from a project manager have been different. PMI can do whatever. The realism is that the PM needs to adapt to the expectations of the employer (or client).
that''s good interface and it''s in fact needed with this new CCR. I understand there is always need to improvise things and it could happen anywhere.
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