The PMI, the PMP-certificate
and ESI International
Advancing Project
Management Professionalism
Since its founding in 1969, PMI® has grown to be the organisation
of choice for project management professionalism. It is the
leading non-profit professional association in the area of
project management.
The Project Management Professional (PMP®) programme
supports the international community of project management
professionals and is designed to objectively assess and measure
professional knowledge. The Project Management Institute (PMI),
with over 220,000 members in over 150 countries, is the world’s
foremost advocate for the project management profession. Fundamental
to the advancement of the profession, PMI is comprised of
247 chartered chapters worldwide and has almost 190,000 certified
PMP’s. Within the EMEA region there are over 22,000 PMI members
and almost 17,000 PMP Certified.
ESI has been recognised by PMI as a Charter Global Registered
Education Provider (provider #1038).
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Preparing to become PMP certified?
Read how these
delegates benefited from earning certification
If you are looking to follow a training curriculum to cover all
the areas of the PMBOK® to fully prepare yourself to sit the PMP
Certification exam, then our curricula offer a comprehensive route
towards PMP certification through our Master's
Certificate in Project Management.
The curriculum for each of these programmes addresses all the nine
knowledge areas of PMBOK tested in PMI's 200-question certification
exam. (The course description pages specify which areas are addressed
by which courses.)
Should you need to focus on any specific area in project management,
whether it be project risk management or project scope management,
our extensive range of individual courses
means there is a course that will address the area you are looking
for. Have a look through the individual courses to find out which
courses address the areas of the PMBOK that you need.
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About PMI Certification
PMI professional credentials, available to members of the Institute
and non-members alike, are widely recognised and accepted throughout
the world as evidence of a proven level of education, knowledge
and experience in project management.
Project Management Professional Credential (PMP)
The PMP Certification, which has more than tripled in the last
five years, is the industry’s foremost credential and is a benchmark
for many of the world’s largest corporations for the advancement
and employment within project management.
PMP status is awarded on successful application and passing an
exam based on the PMI’s Project Management Body of Knowledge
(PMBOK), which consists of 9 key knowledge areas
There are currently almost 420,000 copies of PMBOK in circulation
To achieve the PMP credential, candidates must satisfy all educational
and experiential requirements established by PMI
Candidates must demonstrate an acceptable and valid level of understanding
and knowledge of project management that is tested by the PMP examination
PMP’s must demonstrate an ongoing professional commitment to the
field of project management by satisfying PMI’s Continued Certification
Requirements programme
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Certified Associate in Project Management
Credential (CAPM®)
The CAPM Credential can benefit a wide range of team members
who want to demonstrate a comprehensive and consistent understanding
of the application of their work
To achieve the CAPM Credential, candidates must satisfy
the educational or experiential requirements established by
the PMI
A candidate must demonstrate an acceptable level of understanding
and knowledge of project management that is determined by
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PMP exam preparation
We have developed a very comprehensive plan for helping those who
are planning to take the PMP Examination.
As you may know, ESI has two courses as well as self-study tools
to help individuals pass the PMP Examination. Our courses include:
Important: ESI highly recommends that delegates who take
the PMP Exam Preparation course should have a certain level of knowledge
or experience beforehand. They either should have taken our fundamental
courses such as Managing
Projects course, Risk
Management course and Scheduling
and Cost Control course or have some experience to the same
level.
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Maintaining your PMP status and Professional Development
Units (PDU)
The PMI requires that a PMP earn 60 professional development units
(PDU) every three years in order to maintain certification.
Each hour of learning on our public courses earns you one PDU and
all e-training courses also entitle you to PDUs.
ESI International has now a large range of courses for experienced
project managers which will take you to the next level in project
management and will able you to maintain your PMP Certification.
To report your PDUs, you will need to submit a PMP Professional
Development Activities Reporting Form directly to PMI. This form
can be found on the PMI website at www.pmi.org.
For each PMP Activity Report, reflecting PDU's earned with a Registered
Education Provider, (category 3 from PMI guidelines), you will be
asked to provide a "Programme Number". This 12-character number
can be completed as follows: The first four spaces, preceding the
hyphen, are for ESI's "Provider Number:" 1038.
The eight spaces provided following the hyphen are for ESI's six
character course code (or Programme Number), specific to the class
you've completed. Since all course codes are six characters long,
report the first two spaces as zeros. ESI course codes can be found
on the confirmation letter you received upon registration as well
as in ESI's project management catalogues and the course pages on
this Website.
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Need more information?
For more detailed information on the PMI and up to date news -
please visit www.pmi.org
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PMI, CAPM, PMP, PMBOK and the PMI REP logo are registered marks
of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
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