PMI SP

Certification Overview

The PMI-SP certification recognizes demonstrated knowledge and competency in the specialized area of developing and maintaining the project schedule.

Who should apply?

IF YOU:

• Have expertise in project scheduling

Professional work experience

With bachelor’s degree or global equivalent: minimum 3,500 hours of work experience in project scheduling within the last five years.

Or

With high school diploma or global equivalent: minimum 5,000 hours of work experience in project scheduling within the last five years.

Top five reasons to earn a PMI certification:

1. Credibility: Provide an unbiased and reliable means to validate your domain knowledge and professional experience. For over 30 years, PMI has offered certification and is a globally recognized leader in the industry.

2. Transferability: PMI certification is not tied to any one specific methodology, industry, or region. A PMI certification can move and adapt with your career.

3. Competitive advantage: Be more marketable. Many certification holders achieve salary increases, career advancement opportunities and employer recognition.

4. Commitment: Emphasize your commitment to professional growth. By earning and maintaining a PMI certification, you continue to develop your knowledge, skills and abilities.

5. Relevance: Demonstrate your relevance with certifications that are developed by practitioners, upheld by rigorous standards, based on ongoing research and always reflect current industry practices.