Courses offered by components of the PMI: The chapters, specific interest groups (SIG), or universities in the world are welcome to these events and the members of PMI have the possibility of belonging to these communities and attend these events and educational programs they offer, and all educational activities offered by these groups are PDUs pre-approved by PMI.

Seminars World:

Seminars World provides educational activities for project management professional’s beginners and experienced mid-level – for both PMI members and the general public. The seminar topics tend to cover one of five areas of competence of the center, specific application areas, people and leadership skills, tools and techniques, and strategic applications.

E Seminars World:

We all know that the life of a project manager is very busy. And while the face-to-face instruction has its obvious merits, online courses are some of the most convenient ways to earn PDUs. Each course includes Web pages via e Seminars World discussion questions, individual and group work with classmates which are made with qualified instructors.

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Self-study via the Web:

Everything you need to complete the course of Mechanisms and Methods of Project Management is to have an Internet connection and approximately 14 hours. They focus on the PMBOK – Third Edition. This course is a way to get 14 PDUs in their own time. Once registered, you will have 24 hours access to this course of 10 online modules.

Professional activities:

Writing an article about project management or being a speaker at an event project management which allows you to earn 10 to 30 PDUs. The PMI has specified a number of professional activities – things you may already be doing – this can translate into several PDUs. Download the Program Guide in the CCR websitewww.pmi.org to find other examples of professional activities.

Self-directed learning:

Get PDUs by sharing project management knowledge with colleagues. The PMI recognize the activities that involve research or studies personally. This includes discussions or training sessions with colleagues or customers using information materials such as CD-ROMS, articles, books, videos and instruction manuals. It is important to know that an individual can get a maximum of 15 PDUs for self-directed learning activities during each CCR cycle.

Voluntary Service: You can earn up to 20 PDUs per CCR cycle to provide professional services to an organization outside your employer. You could serve as a member of a committee, chosen either officially or voluntarily in a project management organization. Or you could serve as project manager for a program / community service project or charity group. For PDUs through this mechanism, you must fill out the form to have the PMI on Web pagewww.pmi.org , indicating the specific project.

Educational programs offered by outside vendors (this is the case of courses offered by ACIS): The PMI will recognize the activities or educational programs offered by organizations not registered with PMI. Use the following formula to calculate the number of PDUs earned in this category (which should be recorded as a category 4): One (1) hour of training equals one (1) PDU.