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Renewing your PMP® certification does not have to be stressful, confusing, or time-consuming.   Whether your renewal deadline is approaching or you simply want the fastest and safest way to complete your requirements, this guide explains how to earn 60 PDUs quickly, why most professionals buy PMI-approved PDUs, and how

If you hold a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, you’re required to earn 60 Professional Development Units (PDUs) within a three-year certification cycle to maintain your credential. This requirement ensures that certified professionals stay current with industry trends, enhance their skills, and contribute to the project management community. But how do you navigate the PMP

Your PMP® certification is more than a credential—it’s a long-term career asset. It opens doors to leadership roles, higher compensation, and global opportunities. But life is unpredictable. Job loss, financial uncertainty, health issues, or career transitions can make keeping up with the PMI 3-year renewal cycle feel overwhelming. That’s where

How to maintain your PMP certification while unemployed  may sound challenging, but it is completely achievable with the right strategy. Being between jobs does not mean your PMP® credential has to suffer. If you’re unemployed or on a career break, you might be asking: How can I maintain my PMP