Every three years, PMI asks you for 60 PDUs. Each PDU stands for an hour of learning, teaching, or volunteering, so that’s a lot of hours you’re going to spend one way or another. It’s tempting to spend them on whatever is free and fast: webinars half-watched in a second tab. The certificate renews. Nothing […]
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How to Renew Your PMP Certification: 8 Steps (2026 Guide)
Renewing your PMP® takes 8 steps: know your cycle dates, understand the 60-PDU requirement, plan your earning mix, earn the PDUs, report them in PMI’s CCR system as you go, complete the renewal application, pay the renewal fee, and confirm your new three-year cycle. Earn early, report as you go, and the final steps take […]
Awaken Your Data Edge: Renew Your PMP® and Redefine Your Career with the Data & BI Power 60 PDU Bundle
If you could see the future of project management today, what would it look like? It would look like data. Dashboards that predict risks before they happen. Forecasts that guide million-dollar decisions. Insights that make your voice indispensable in every boardroom. That’s exactly what you’ll gain with Master of Project Academy’s Data & BI Power […]
Navigating the Fastest Growing Industries in the U.S.: A Project Manager’s Guide
Unlocking Opportunities in Emerging Sectors Looking to make a career change or find new and exciting opportunities in the United States? There are several industries that are emerging as front-runners in growth and innovation. For project managers, these sectors represent fertile ground for career advancement and impactful work. Let’s delve into the fastest-growing industries, explore […]
How to Earn 60 PDUs for PMP Renewal (Without Spending a Fortune): A Practical, Skill-Building Playbook
You didn’t earn the PMP® to let it quietly expire. But here’s what happens to a lot of good project leaders: renewal sneaks up, panic sets in, and suddenly they’re piecing together random webinars and overpriced micro-courses just to “get the hours.” That approach works… in the same way duct tape “works.” It holds, but […]