How to Claim PDUs
How to Claim PDUs for a WMPMI event:
- Submit a PDU Claim - This link takes you to the login page for PMI's dashboard, so you can submit a claim.
- How to Earn PDUs - This link takes you to the How to Earn PDUs page that will outline areas you can choose from.
- Webinars on PMI CCRs and Talent Triangle - This page has links to the CCR Handbook and a series of webinars detailing the PMI Talent Triangle.
Although not required for recertification, earning Giving Back PDUs is a great way to expand your knowledge and skills while growing personally and professionally. Here are some popular ways that you can earn Giving Back PDUs.
Work as a Practitioner
By working in your certified role, you can earn PDUs by applying your knowledge and skills in a practical setting.
Mentoring or Teaching Others
Others can benefit from your experience and knowledge. Keep track of the time you spend mentoring and teaching and claim it towards re-certification.
Volunteering
PMI is just one of many organizations that relies on volunteers. Why not become one and earn credit towards re-certification in the process?
- Broaden your reach: Expand your horizons. As a PMI volunteer, connect with project professionals globally. Share knowledge, gain diverse perspectives, and grow within our ever-expanding community.
- Deepen your impact: Make a difference. Contribute to the project management field locally and globally. Engage in diverse opportunities that allow you to drive meaningful change and see the tangible results of your efforts.
- Enhance your skills: Advance your career. Volunteering with PMI provides a platform to develop new skills and refine existing ones. Gain hands-on experience, learn from industry experts, and enhance your leadership capabilities in a supportive environment.
- Nurture lasting relationships: Build lasting connections. Enjoy the support of a unique professional network. Forge strong bonds and foster long-term relationships in a collaborative, supportive environment. With a network of 300+ chapters and over 3,500 active volunteers, PMI chapters offer leadership roles on chapter boards and flexible positions supporting chapter operations, events, and initiatives
There are several ways WMPMI helps you earn PDUs. They are being categorized as Education and Giving Back. Part of Education are Organizational Meetings, Training Courses, Books or Whitepapers available on ProjectManagement.com. WMPMI organizes three monthly events (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) where you can earn PDUs from the PMI Triangle. WMPMI organizes training and courses as well as other webinar opportunities where you can earn PDUs. These change on a constant basis so make sure you check this page often. Giving Back PDUs can be earned when you work as a Practitioner, volunteer with WMPMI, or give a presentation during one of the WMPMI organized events. If you are interested in volunteering, check our Get Involved tab.