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Darya, I recommend taking your exam at a Pearson VUE center. I've heard numerous stories from people who took their exams online, only to face issues like internet disruptions or sudden disconnections from the exam system. These technical difficulties can add unnecessary stress.

By choosing a center, you can focus more on the exam itself and worry less about technology. In a center, the providers handle all the technical aspects, whereas with an online exam, you're responsible for everything. It’s worth considering to avoid any potential complications.

Regarding language, I believe the certification exam is available in different languages but you need to request this in advance. If there is no option to choose this when you fill in your application or book for your exam, then I suggest you connect with PMI customer service to inquire about it.

Good lucky!
The path of a project manager is not for the faint-hearted – it's a thrilling journey of understanding complex requirements, bringing clarity to chaos, meticulously planning ahead, and then boldly facing the inevitable unpredictability that follows. While frustrations will arise when deadlines slip or stakeholders shift priorities, remember that your greatest strength lies in your adaptability.
The true art of project management isn't just in creating the perfect plan, but in confidently recalibrating when obstacles emerge, making tough calls when necessary . Even if that means canceling an initiative to minimize damages, and then rising again for the next challenge with renewed wisdom.
Your decision to pursue PMP certification marks an exciting milestone in your professional evolution; with each obstacle overcome, you're not just managing projects, you're masterfully orchestrating possibilities while developing invaluable skills that will serve you throughout your career journey.

That’s amazing, Darya congratulations on taking this bold and exciting step! Your energy is contagious, and it’s inspiring to see you ready to share, grow, and aim for your PMP. Wishing you all the best in this journey
you’ve got this!