Achieve PMI® Risk Management, Agile or Scheduling Certification Success

The Project Management Institute’s extensive collection of certifications allows you to pursue the designation that best fits your experience, needs and career goals.

How Do I Get PMI-RMP® Certified?

Earning PMI-RMP® certification requires you to pass a rigorous 170 multiple-choice question exam within 3.5 hours. To write the exam you need to meet the following qualifications:

• Secondary degree (high school diploma)

• 4,500 hours of project risk management experience

• 40 hours of project risk management education (PDUs)

  Or -

• Four-year degree

• 3,000 hours of project risk management experience

• 30 hours of project risk management education (PDUs)

How Do I Get PMI-ACP® Certified?

Earning PMI-ACP® certification requires you to pass a rigorous 120 multiple-choice question exam within three hours. To write the exam you need to meet the following qualifications:

• 2,000 hours of general project experience working on teams.

• 1,500 hours working on agile project teams or with agile methodologies (in addition to your 2,000 hours of general project experience).

• 21 contact hours of training in agile practices (PDUs).

How Do I Get PMI-SP® Certified?

Earning PMI-ACP® certification requires you to pass a rigorous 170 multiple-choice question exam within 3.5 hours. To write the exam you need to meet the following qualifications:

• Secondary degree (high school diploma)

• 5,000 hours of project risk management experience

• 40 hours of project scheduling education (PDUs).

  Or -

• Four-year degree

• 3,500 hours project scheduling experience

• 30 hours project scheduling education (PDUs).

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