Keep your PMP current by earning 60 PDUs every three years through three routes: take PMI-authorized courses or read relevant books, volunteer or mentor in your field, and pursue formal education tied to the PMI Talent Triangle. PDUs fall into Ways of Working, Power Skills, and Business Acumen.
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3 simple steps to renew your PMP in 2024. First, engage in educational activities. Participate in courses or webinars from PMI Authorized Training Partners, or read books that provide insights into project management methodologies. Next, consider giving back to the profession. Contribute your expertise by volunteering or mentoring other professionals. Even applying your project management skills in your job counts toward PDUs. Lastly, take advantage of formal education. Participate in structured educational settings like university courses, or professional training programs that align with the PMI Talent Triangle. Remember, PDUs fall under 3 categories: Ways of Working, Power Skills, and Business Acumen. You'll need a total of 60 PDUs every 3 years to maintain your PMP certification. Stay proactive in your professional development, participate in community discussions, and consistently apply project management best practices.