How to get my 60 PMI PDUs for PMP Certification Renewal?
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About PMI's Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
Project Management Institute (PMI) is the leading global association for the project management profession.
The Project Management Professional (PMP) certification credential recognizes demonstrated knowledge and skill in leading and directing project teams and in delivering project results within the constraints of schedule, budget and resources.
Who should apply? Those who lead and direct cross-functional teams to deliver projects within the constraints of schedule, budget, and scope.
What do PMP candidates do? Candidates are responsible for all aspects of individual projects for the life of the project.
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Contents at a Glance
- What is PMP Re-certification?
- PDU Quiz - Test your knowledge
- Myth #1: You need to write papers, articles or books on Project Management to re-certify
- Myth #2: You need to attend class room training to earn PDUs
- Myth #3: Recertification requires time, energy and lot of money
- My mission
- Got PDUs?
- Do what good Project Managers do
- PDU Category Caps and Rules
- Let's get to the point
- The PDU Podcast - New !
- Become a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Expert
- More Free PDU Options !!
- Earn PDUs through Advanced Project Management Certifications
- Submit your suggestions for PDU resources here
- Step-by-step Instructions for Reporting PDUs
- Great Tips for PMP Re-Certification
- Check out the latest buzz on my PMP certification blog
- Top Ten Project Management Podcasts
- My Favorite Books
- Hidden Treasures
- Are you Certified Project Manager?
- Live Feed on #PDU resources from Twitter
- Got PMP? Flaunt it !
- Cool Gift Ideas for Project Managers
- Join my New Fan Page on Facebook
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What is PMP Re-certification?
Who needs to read this information?
Please refer to the CCR Handbook for the details of this program.
This lens is meant for current Project Management Professional (PMP) credential holders. PMP aspirants are also encouraged to read this information.
PDU Quiz - Test your knowledge
Test your knowledge about the PMP recertification process
Take this quick 3 question quiz and find out where you stand
Myth #1: You need to write papers, articles or books on Project Management to re-certify
Myth #2: You need to attend class room training to earn PDUs
Myth #3: Recertification requires time, energy and lot of money
My mission
After I passed my PMP exam, I experienced a sense of relief and satisfaction. Three months of rigorous preparation had turned into sweet success. I also received good recognition for my achievement, from my employer. I was on a high, and time whizzed-by. Before I knew, six months had passed. That's when it struck me that PMP Certification is not forever. I need to re-certify (by earning 60 PDUs) every three years in order to maintain my credentials. But I was left with not three, but only two and a half years to achieve this target.I started searching for information on earning PDUs and found a lot of it. So much so that I was totally overwhelmed and confused. I had no idea where to begin from and where these 60 PDUs would come from. I found several courses, which offered 20-30 PDUs, but costed hundreds of dollars. I certainly did not want to spend this amount of money every year on earning PDUs. I said to myself that with 250 thousand PMPs out there, there ought to be some easier and cost-effective ways to get these PDUs. So, I decided to dig further.
Gradually, the hard work started paying off. I started finding several good and effective ways to earn these PDUs, without burning a hole in my pocket. Just to give you an idea, I managed to earn 35 PDUs within just 5 months using the sources listed below, and without spending too much money.
I shared these ideas with many of my fellow PMP friends and colleagues. Their positive response encouraged me to create this lens.
With this article, my aim is to help familiarize fellow PMPs with the 'simplest' and most 'economical' means to earn the 60 PDUs, which will qualify for PMI's Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR).
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Do what good Project Managers do

Let's consider a few aspects of PMI's Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) program:
- Earn 60 PDUs in a Certification Cycle (3 years): A Certification Cycle is 3 years in duration. As per the new PMI guidelines, the certification cycle ends exactly 3 years from the date you certify (or recertify). To know more about the recent changes to the Certification Cycle, click here.
60 PDUs in three years breaks down into an average of 20 PDUs per year.
This breaks down into 20 PDUs every year. My advice is to plan early and start accumulating PDUs as early in your Certification Cycle as possible. - Know the Categories of PDUs: There are five categories under which you can earn PDUs. Those categories include:
- Category A: Courses offered by PMI's R.E.P.s or Chapters and Communities
- Category B: Continuing education - formal education or training
- Category C: Self-Directed Learning
- Category D: Creating New Project Management Knowledge
- Category E: Volunteer Service
- Category F: Working as a Professional in Project Management
- Maintain a Record of your PDUs: PMI randomly selects a small percentage of re-certification applications for auditing. If your application is selected for an audit, you need to produce evidence of all the PDUs that you reported. Therefore, you should maintain a folder of all PDU certificates or other documentation, which validates your claim. It is best to maintain this folder along the way.
- Report your PDUs to PMI: PMI provides an Online application to report and track your PDUs. Though PMI does not mandate the frequency of reporting the PDUs within a Certification Cycle, it is in your best interest to report them periodically to keep track of your progress and avoid forgetting to report them altogether.
- Carry over excess PDUs to next Certification Cycle: Yes, you can carry over upto 20 PDUs earned in the last (third) year of your Certification Cycle over to the next cycle. For example, if you have earned 50 PDUs in the first 2 years of your Certification Cycle and you earn 30 PDUs in the third year, 20 of your 30 PDUs (earned in the third year) can be carried over to the next Certification Cycle.
- Review CCR Handbook: Last, but not the least, review the CCR Handbook for a deeper insight into PMI's CCR Program.
Note that categories D, E, F fall under "Giving Back to the Profession" category, which has a combined limit of 45 PDUs per Certification Cycle. Other categories (A, B and C) have no limit.
PDU Category Caps and Rules
Take a few minutes to understand the PDU Category caps and rules:
>> PMI PDU Category Caps and Rules <<
Let's get to the point
Following are some of the easiest and cost-effective means to earn the 60 PDUs, which will qualify for PMI's Continuous Certification Requirements (CCR):1. Category F - Practice Project Management: Claim upto 5 PDUs per calendar year by doing what you already do, i.e. Project Management. You can claim total upto 15 PDUs per certification cycle (CC), which is typically 3 years in duration, under this category.
2. Category C - Self-Directed Learning activities: Claim upto 30 PDUs per CC. This includes:
- Reading project management related books
- Listening to free podcasts available online. Some sources of free podcasts:
- International Institute for Learning (IIL): Currently offering free podcasts from project management Guru Dr. Harold Kerner, Judith W. Umlas, and Maureen McKvey worth 3.5 PDUs
- The PM Podcast
- ESI International
- Developing skills in project management tools such as MS Project.
3. Category A - Join your local PMI Chapter (such as Singapore PMI Chapter - SPMI) and attend PM seminars and focus group meetings. Attendance to these events fetch upto 1 PDU per hr of the event. Moreover, registration for these events is free (most of the time) for the chapter members. If you can attend one 2-hr event (worth 2 PDUs) per quarter, you can earn about 8 PDUs per year => 24 PDUs per CC.
- Note: There is no limit to the number of PDUs that you can earn in Category A.
4. Category A - Attend free Webinars: Even if you attend 2 webinars per calendar year, you can achieve 6 PDUs per CC. Some sources of free webinars:
- International Institute for Learning (IIL): Offering dozens of free webinars worth 1 PDU each. Update Sep 12, 2010: Recently, IIL has started charging a small fee for these webinars. They are no longer free.
- ESI International: Offering several On-Demand webinars, which can be downloaded for free.
- RMC Project Management: Currently offering 1 free webinar worth 1 PDU; more webinars will be available in future
If you do your math, you can earn 60 PDUs (15 + 15 + 24 + 6) without much sweat, by following the 4 simple steps listed above.
There are many ways to earn PDUs under several other categories. I suggest that you refer to PMI's CCR Handbook for more details.
I do plan to write a more comprehensive article covering all the categories in detail. But, that's for another day.
The PDU Podcast - New !
Simply the most convenient way to earn PDUs

If you want to take your Project Management skills to the next level, then you should consider investing in the PDU Podcast series from Cornelius Fichtner, PMP. It's a subscription based program, which allows you to earn PDUs by simply listening to Podcasts on your computer, iPhone, iPod Touch, Blackberry or any similar device. It offers at least 1 PDU every month and a total of 20 PDUs every year. It comes with 2 subscription options - monthly or yearly. The episodes are delivered to you automatically every month.
It offers quality education at a reasonable price. If you wish, you can earn all your 60 PDUs by subscribing to this single program for 3 years. It can't get more convenient than this. It's ideal for people who want to maintain their PMP Certification, but do not want the hassles of searching for free PDUs resources.
Read a comprehensive review and get promotional discount coupons here:
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Become a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Expert
Earn 5 PDUs under Category C
If you are serious about improving your Project Management skills and not just earn PDUs merely for the sake of maintaining your PMP certification, I recommend the WBS Coach. It's one of the best source of information on the WBS. You'll not only learn how to use the WBS appropriately and effectively, but also become an expert at that. Read full Review of WBS Coach for details.
More Free PDU Options !!
I update this list as and when I find more PDU resources
- IBM Rational Project and Portfolio Management certification training e-kit
- (Category A) 18 PDUs: Register now to earn free Professional Development Units (PDUs) and learn IBM's best practices. IBM, a member of PMI's corporate council, has over 12,000 PMI certified project managers, and has been honoroed for their educational programs.
- PMSoft
- (Category A) Earn PDUs by attending free webinars. Read my review on PMSoft Webinar here.
- Rico's List
- Home of the Free PDU Webinar Calendar
- Solutions Cube Group
- (Category A) Offers one or two free webinar every month. But you need to register at least 2 months in advance to get a slot.
- Project Times
- (Category A) Currently offers 2 free (recorded) webinars worth 1 PDU each.
- ITMPI
- (Category A) Mine of free webinars
http://solutionscubegroup.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=97 - Project Management Bookstore Author Webinar Series
- (Category B) Earn PDUs for PMP re-certification by attending Author Webinar Series from The Project Management Bookstore. They conduct one webinar every month. We can register in advance to attend live webinars for free, but it's open to first 1000 registered participants only. We also have the option to view recordings of all the past webinars.
- AMS Consulting
- (Category A) Earn free PDUs by attending Project Management Webinars from AMS Consulting. The event list is updated weekly.
- PMCentersUSA Complimentary Webinars
- (Category A) Attend complimentary webinars from PMCentersUSA and earn 0.5 PDU per session for your PMP re-certification.
Earn PDUs through Advanced Project Management Certifications
- Advanced Project Management Certificate by Stanford University
- Get 120 PDUs. Stanford University graduate-level education for working professionals. Master of science degrees, graduate and professional certificates and courses. Delivered online, on campus, and on-site.
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Feel free to make your own contributions to this list and help your fellow PMPs.
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Karlen
Nov 29, 2011 @ 2:15 pm | delete
- The link to the IBM Rational Project Training is now asking for a usename and password. Is that available in the public domain?
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Brain_Washer
Dec 5, 2011 @ 8:33 pm | delete
- Karlen, I don't have access to it. I guess we can say that it's no longer a source for free PDUs. I would remove that link to avoid confusion. Thanks.
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SIALicenceUK
Oct 28, 2011 @ 1:37 am | delete
- Great stuff, thumb up for you
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itsmboi
Oct 27, 2011 @ 2:41 pm | delete
- Very thorough lens! Great information about PDUs for PMP re-certification.
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cffutah
Oct 25, 2011 @ 6:44 pm | delete
- 'thumbs up' to you! have to go but wanted to leave you a comment.
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uticketit
Oct 18, 2011 @ 11:22 pm | delete
- Wow!
I like your lens, very useful and inspiring. thank you.
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Kris
Oct 17, 2011 @ 11:04 pm | delete
- I am PMP for last 2 years. Currently, I attended the 35 hours training for PMP certification. Shall I get any PDU required for re-certification from the training?
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Brain_Washer
Oct 17, 2011 @ 11:19 pm | delete
- Hello Kris,
The 35 contact hours that you earned for PMP certification, can "not" be used toward the PDU requirements. You still need to earn 60 PDUs for re-certification. If you have been a PMP for 2 years, and haven't started working toward the re-certification requirement, then you better get working now.
Good luck.
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Kris
Oct 17, 2011 @ 11:27 pm | delete
- Hello Brain_Washer,
While looking for an answer to the query, I came across the following link -
http://www.pmi.org/en/Professional-Development/REP-FAQ.aspx
Actually, I have undergone this 35 hours training recently, i.e., after fetching the PMP certification. As per the above link, it seems that I may get 35 PDUs for the same. I am not sure...
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Brain_Washer
Oct 18, 2011 @ 6:20 am | delete
- Hello Kris,
You said "I attended the 35 hours training for PMP certification". If you are already a PMP, then why did you attend the 35 hours training for PMP again? If it is a general project management training, then you can claim the PDUs.
Best regards.
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Kris
Oct 19, 2011 @ 3:32 am | delete
- Thank you :)
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matrix84
Oct 10, 2011 @ 5:49 am | delete
- its great. thanks for sharing information.
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Niro
Aug 5, 2011 @ 4:20 am | delete
- Thanks for your post. It's very useful.
How can i claim PDUs by "Developing skills in project management tools such as MS Project"? Can you please explain a little further?
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Hema Sivaramakrishnan
Jul 3, 2011 @ 9:56 pm | delete
- Thanks for the information - your websites helps a lot for PMP recertification. A question though - I could see a lot of old recorded Webinars in ESI International website - can those PDUs be considered under Category A or CAtegory C? I understand that if we attend the webinars through registration, they are considered under Category A (through providers). But if recorded and free, we don't have any proof emails that we have attended and such PDUs can be reported under Category A? Any response on this question is highly appreciated. Thanks!
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Brain_Washer
Jul 5, 2011 @ 6:54 am | delete
- Hello Hema,
It would be better to claim them under Self-Directed Learning - Cat C.
Thanks.
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Jun 23, 2011 @ 8:49 am | delete
- Some of your information is incorrect though. The Project Management Bookstore CLEARLY states it's webinars are claimed under Category B and they are FREE, there is never a fee attached. Check your facts.
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Brain_Washer
Jun 23, 2011 @ 9:24 am | delete
- The PDU categories have changed recently and I'm trying my best to stay up to date. The PM Bookstore used to charge a fee for past recordings. It's good to know that the fee has been done away with. I've updated the information on this page.
Thanks for your help in keeping this page relevant.
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HenryHansch May 26, 2011 @ 6:26 pm | delete
- Thank you for this info!!! I just got certified and you made my life a lot easier!!! You rock....
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reash
Feb 6, 2011 @ 3:45 am | delete
- Great information, your book choices and PMP gift ideas also very nice
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joanv334 Jan 20, 2011 @ 5:45 am | delete
- Thanks for the tips!
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Mark C
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- Thank you very much for this great info! Regreatbly it looks like IBM pulled their free stuff offline. Too bad I was about half way through...
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GiveInKind Jan 6, 2011 @ 12:51 pm | delete
- Looks like its a cash grab to validate the PDU and send a certificate. $150 for that? I will continue to study, teach and enhance my knowledge but not renewing , not for $150. I call upon professors and emminent projectprofessionals to come up with a voluntary organization to recognize continuing knowledge. $150 is outrageous for a piece of paper and adds no value to me.
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turner-bob
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- excellent information
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Rahul, PMP
Sep 11, 2010 @ 10:01 am | delete
- Starting Spet 4, IIL has stopped giving free webinars with 1 PDU. They are going to charge nominal fee for each webinar. This is what their website has to say -
'Over the past five years, hundreds of thousands of people have attended IIL's free webinars. With the launch of our LMS, we have added many new topics and robust content so that there are more than 200 webinars from which you can choose. In order to continue to grow our database of offerings, we will now be charging a small fee for our webinars.'
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Brain_Washer
Sep 11, 2010 @ 10:18 am | delete
- Hello Rahul,
Thanks for sharing this information. I'll try to get more information from IIL about their new Learning Management System (LMS) and post it on this page.
Best regards.
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Ravitej Sharma PMP
Aug 8, 2010 @ 4:58 am | delete
- Thank you very much for this info. I just earned my PMP 3 days ago and I am very exited to have a PMP title after my name. I was wondering what after PMP, this page conviniently keeps me going in earning my 60 PDUs. Thanks again!
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Kelly
Aug 4, 2010 @ 3:25 pm | delete
- I think this site is wonderful! Today I took one of the courses https://www6.software.ibm.com/developerworks/offers/kits/rational/r-pmi/index.html and when trying to claim the PDU's the PMI site is unable to find or acknowledge the course (#1107-IRPP05). Suggestion?
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Brain_Washer
Aug 4, 2010 @ 8:09 pm | delete
- Hello Kelly,
Thanks for your feedback. I personally haven't gone through this course yet. In this case, I would suggest that you write to customercare@pmi.org and ask them for help. I'm sure there would be a way out. You would also do us a favor if you come back and post the resolution here because I'm sure others would run into this issue too.
Thanks!
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Kelly
Aug 11, 2010 @ 10:28 am | delete
- Here's the response I received from PMI:
Category 3 PDU submissions are entered into the CCRS database by the Registered Education Providers or Components. If a particular course is not appearing on the list or it has the incorrect PDU value, you will need to contact the REP or Component to have them correct this error. PMI is unable to change their submissions.
I don't see a method for contacting IBM for corrective action. Any suggestions?
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Brain_Washer
Aug 11, 2010 @ 11:05 am | delete
- Hello Kelly,
I logged into the PMI CCRS website and was able to find the course without any problem. I think you might not be searching for the course properly. I'm listing the steps in detail so that others can also benefit:
1. Log into http://www.pmi.org/ccrs
2. Click on "Report professional development units (PDUs)" in the left hand side nav bar.
3. On the screen that appear (Step 1), select "Cat 3: ..." from the drop down list and click "NEXT".
4. You'll see an "Activity Type" drop down list. Select "Find an Activity (Course or Event)" from the list and click "NEXT".
5. On the next screen (Step 2), enter 1107 as the Provider Number and IRPP05 as the Activity Number, and click "SEARCH".
6. You should be able to see the course "COMMUNICATIONS PLANNING". Click on the Activity # link. This will take you to the page with the activity details. Follow the instructions and submit your PDU request.
Let me know whether it works for you now.
Good luck.
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Kelly
Aug 11, 2010 @ 12:47 pm | delete
- That worked. Thank you very much!
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Wort
Apr 12, 2011 @ 9:53 am | delete
- Hi,
can you please describe how we have to report the PDUs which we get from the free Podcasts (e.g. the PM Podcasts)?
Is ist enough to report the offerer and the episode?
Thanks and kind regards,
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Erika Flora, PMP, ITIL Expert
Jun 21, 2010 @ 10:47 pm | delete
- Here are some other easy, inexpensive ways to get lots of PDUs:
* Join PMI's IS Specific Interest Group (www.pmi-issig.org) or Washington DC chapter (www.pmiwdc.org). These groups have lots of fantastic, free webinars on their site (1 PDU per webinar). If you are already a PMI member, it's only about $35/year to join. These webinars provide category 3 PDUs, which are unlimited.
* You can write an article on any area of project management expertise and submit it to your local chapter of PMI (http://www.pmi.org/GetInvolved/Pages/PMI-Chapters.aspx). PMI chapters are always looking for fresh newsletter content. Articles are category 2B and earn 15 PDUs.
* Join Toastmasters. Many PMI chapters now have Toastmasters chapters that meet weekly or biweekly; and you can get 1 PDU per meeting. Here is a link to one chapter's site: http://pmimontgomery.freetoasthost.ws
Best of luck!
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Brain_Washer
Jun 22, 2010 @ 7:25 am | delete
- Hello Erika,
Thanks for your inputs. I have been a Toastmaster for almost 4 years, but I didn't know that I could claim PDUs for it. Can you share more information on this? Are you a TM too? Have you claimed PDUs for TM activities? If yes, under which category?
Thanks for your help.
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Erika Flora, PMP, ITIL Expert
Jun 20, 2010 @ 2:47 am | delete
- Great information, very helpful. Love your book choices and PMP gift ideas too!
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Prashant, PMP
Apr 28, 2010 @ 10:26 pm | delete
- Thank you for putting together this information and spreading it out to the world!
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Reza, PMP
Apr 16, 2010 @ 3:05 am | delete
- This is a very valuable information. Acquiring PMP already cost a lot, so thank you!
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JoeFD
Apr 13, 2010 @ 1:26 pm | delete
- would six sigma black belt training qualify? how many pdu's
thanks
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Brain_Washer
Apr 15, 2010 @ 7:57 am | delete
- Hello JoeFD,
It might qualify. You have to check with your training provider to find out whether their course is approved by PMI for PDUs. I know that there are some SS training programs, which are approved by PMI.
Thanks.
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Manoj
Mar 22, 2010 @ 3:18 pm | delete
- Nice set of information!
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online-project-management
Mar 8, 2010 @ 12:34 am | delete
- Hi, yes I agree with this. You've got some super ideas here and valuable information, that I hadn't considered. Great lens, thank you for sharing.
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ASuspendedPMP
Jan 3, 2010 @ 1:26 am | delete
- Very useful info, ESI link is particularly a big money saver
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pmprepcast
Sep 26, 2009 @ 2:46 am | delete
- Great source of information!
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Venkat P
Sep 12, 2009 @ 10:50 am | delete
- Really it is useful info. It helped me to visit good PMP related web sites where I can see for free webnairs and plan for earning my PDUs
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Kumar
Sep 5, 2009 @ 8:38 pm | delete
- Hi Lakshmi,
Congrats for your success.Can you please guide me on how did you prepare for PMP?
My id: downloads.all@gmail.com
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Pavankumar Chayanam
Aug 26, 2009 @ 7:34 am | delete
- Information provided about PDU's is Very Useful
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Kat
Aug 18, 2009 @ 5:39 am | delete
- About to embark on getting my certification - already found several freed PDUs along the way - but this site is an excellent resource - will be using the suggestions and sharing with my colleagues. Thanks very much
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PMICertifications
Aug 5, 2009 @ 1:05 pm | delete
- Thanks for sharing this information.
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Brain_Washer
Jul 23, 2009 @ 1:11 am | delete
- Hi Lakshmi,
If you read this page carefully, you'll find so many free webinar options. All of them are genuinely free and I've personally benefited from them.
So, please follow the links and make use of the free resources.
Thanks.
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Lakshmi
Jul 23, 2009 @ 12:56 am | delete
- Thanks a lot for sharing information..
Currently I passed my PMP and looking for some free Pdus related websites,but I hardly find them,everyone says free but very few are like that..
can any bosy tell where can I find free web seminars .
Thanks in advance
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Jyothi G
Jul 8, 2009 @ 1:49 pm | delete
- Great help. Had I only visited your article earlier to really take advantage of the time would have been nice.
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salim
Jun 16, 2009 @ 2:32 pm | delete
- its great. thanks
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Srinath
Apr 30, 2009 @ 1:26 pm | delete
- It's very useful, Thanks.
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Rashid
Apr 5, 2009 @ 1:35 am | delete
- Very useful. Excellent! Thanks a lot for sharing it.
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tdove
Mar 30, 2009 @ 2:16 pm | delete
- Thanks for joining G Rated Lense Factory!
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Prabhu N D
Mar 28, 2009 @ 12:40 pm | delete
- Exactly the kind of information I was looking for.
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