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Wayne Gulley Project Manager| SCE Victorville, Ca, United States
It's almost time to recertify for 60 PDUs...I would like to learn your recommended sites for online service providers...criteria is cost effective and ease for video learning. Cost is not a factor, just want it to be convenient. Much appreciated.
Update: Thank you all for your suggestions. I have found a pdu service provider (pmtraining) that I feel comfortable with and their offerings are a good fit for my needs.
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Verónica Elizabeth Pozo Ruiz RYLAI Access Control Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador
Check this site to make courses that give you PDU https://pmcampus.com/
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Wayne Gulley Project Manager| SCE Victorville, Ca, United States
Hi Veronica Elizabeth! Thank you for this site, I appreciate your assistance and tip! The costs look very reasonable too.
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Adela Tataru Senior Project Manager| Self Employed Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Hello Wayne,

There are different ways to earn PDUs:
- Complete training programs that will earn all the PDUs when completed
- On going mentorship
- Practicing in a role related to the certification
- Online webinars (you can subscribe to live webinars in here directly or look at past recorded webinars)
- Volunteering
- Creating content related to the certification

The complete list of how you can claim PDUs can be found here:https://ccrs.pmi.org/claim/index
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Sergio Luis Conte Helping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based Organizations Buenos Aires, Argentina
In my case, I earned all my pdus here, in projectmanagement.com, by taking on demand webinars. Usually I do that in the weekends where I spent lot of time watching webinars not only because PDUs but for taking knowledge.
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1 reply by Ethan Dwyer
Nov 30, 2020 10:46 AM
Ethan Dwyer
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I've also primarily used projectmanagement.com webinars. My current practice is to view one in the morning before I start work. Attending PMI Chapter meetings and workshops also provides PDU's and networking opportunities.
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Kiron Bondale Retired | Mentor| Retired Welland, Ontario, Canada
Wayne -

What are you interested in? What are your career goals? Identify those and then focus on a combination of formal and experiential learning to achieve those. If cost is not an objective and you have sufficient time to locate a valuable course and provider, then make this more than just earning the PDUs needed to recertify.

Kiron
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Ethan Dwyer Or, United States
Nov 30, 2020 6:35 AM
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In my case, I earned all my pdus here, in projectmanagement.com, by taking on demand webinars. Usually I do that in the weekends where I spent lot of time watching webinars not only because PDUs but for taking knowledge.
I've also primarily used projectmanagement.com webinars. My current practice is to view one in the morning before I start work. Attending PMI Chapter meetings and workshops also provides PDU's and networking opportunities.

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