ALL PMI Certifications Reviewed 🔥 (PMP, SP, RMP, PGMP, CAPM, OTF, OTI, DASSM, PFMP, ACP)
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0-3 YEARS EXPERIENCE & ABOUT PMI 0:00
NEW TO PROJECTS 0:22
PMI Project Management Ready™ 0:29
CAPM® Certified Associate in Project Management 1:53
PMI-ACP® - PMI Agile Certified Practitioner 2:30
DASM™ - Disciplined Agile Scrum Master 3:59
DASSM™ - Disciplined Agile Senior Scrum Master 4:34
3+ YEARS EXPERIENCE SKILLED PRACTITIONER 5:05
PMP® - Project Management Professional 5:07
PRAIZION TRAINING 6:55
PMI-PBA® - PMI Professional in Business Analysis 7:20
DAVSC™ - Disciplined Agile Value Stream Consultant 8:33
DAC™ - Disciplined Agile Coach 9:02
SPECIALIZATION 9:42
PMI-RMP® - PMI Risk Management Professional 9:55
PMI-SP® - PMI Scheduling Professional 11:28
AHPP™ - Agile Hybrid Project Pro™ 12:17
AM-MC - Agile Metrics Micro-Credential 13:15
CD-P - Citizen Developer Practitioner 13:32
CDBA - Citizen Developer Business Architect 14:10
A word on the CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY 14:44
BEPC - Built Environment Project Communication Pro 14:55
BEPM - Built Environment Performance and Materials Management Pro 14:37
BETI - Built Environment Technology and Innovation Pro (Not covered)
PMI-CP™ - Construction Professional in Built Environment Projects™ 16:06
A word about specialisms: 17:07
OTF - Organizational Transformation Foundation 18:00
OTI - Organizational Transformation Implementation 18:41
OTO - Organizational Transformation Orchestration 19:03
8+ YEARS EXPERIENCE - SENIOR LEVEL PRACTITIONER 20:08
PgMP® - Program Management Professional 20:19
PfMP® - Portfolio Management Professional 21:38
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The Project Management Institute (PMI) offers a variety of certifications for project managers and other professionals in the project management field. These certifications can help you advance your career, increase your earning potential, and demonstrate your skills and knowledge to potential employers.
There are many factors to consider when choosing a PMI certification, including your experience level, your career goals, and the specific skills and knowledge you want to develop.
WHERE DO I START?
If you are new to project management, the PMI Project Management Ready™ certification is a good place to start. This free online course provides an overview of project management concepts and principles.
If you have some experience in project management, the CAPM® Certified Associate in Project Management certification is a good option. This certification requires 1,500 hours of project management experience and passing a multiple-choice exam.
If you are an experienced project manager, the PMP® Project Management Professional certification is the most well-known and respected certification in the project management field. This certification requires 4,500 hours of project management experience, passing a multiple-choice exam, and meeting education requirements.
Other PMI certifications focus on specific areas of project management, such as risk management, scheduling, and agile project management. These certifications can be a good option if you want to specialize in a particular area of project management.
No matter which PMI certification you choose, it is important to be prepared to put in the time and effort to study and pass the exam. PMI certifications are not easy to earn, but they can be a valuable asset to your career.
Here are some additional factors to consider when choosing a PMI certification:
Your experience level: If you are new to project management, a beginner-level certification like the PMI Project Management Ready™ certification may be a good option. If you have some experience, a mid-level certification like the CAPM® Certified Associate in Project Management certification may be a better fit. If you are an experienced project manager, the PMP® Project Management Professional certification may be the best choice.
Your career goals: If you want to advance your career in project management, a PMI certification can help you do so. Many employers require or prefer that project managers have a PMI certification. A PMI certification can also help you earn a higher salary.
The specific skills and knowledge you want to develop: PMI certifications cover a variety of topics related to project management. If you want to develop specific skills or knowledge, choose a certification that focuses on those areas.