Registered
Education Provider (R.E.P.)
ProTrain China is a global Registered Education Provider (R.E.P.)
from the Project Management Institute®
PMI
Registered Education Provider Program Overview
The PMI Registered Education Provider (R.E.P.) Program is designed
to enhance the ongoing professional development of PMI Members,
Project Management Professionals (PMPs), and other project management
stakeholders through the offering of various learning experiences
and activities related to the field of project management.
Examples of Registered Education Providers may include PMI Components,
consultants, schools, corporate training centers, government agencies,
professional associations, and any other providers of education
related to project management.
We are also officially recognized to allocate Professional
Development Unit (P.D.U.) to organization to student following our
training programs.
What
is a PDU?
The
PDU is the measuring unit used to quantify approved learning and
professional service activities. These activities must be related
to Project Management topics that are substantially consistent with
the knowledge areas and processes as outlined by the Guide to the
PMBOK® and involve appropriate expert
resources. Typically, one PDU is earned for every one hour spent
in a planned, structured learning experience or activity.
Each
PMP® must satisfy the PMI®
Continuing Certification Requirements Program in order to maintain
the PMP Certification. PMPs are required to obtain no less than
60 Professional Development Units (PDUs) within a three years cycle
and agree to continue to adhere to PMI's Project Management Professional
Code of professional conduct. This can be accomplished in a variety
of ways including completing project management related training.
Successful completion of each PTC's training session contributes
to achievement of seven PDUs units a day.
Objectives
of the PMI Registered Education Provider Program:
The
overall goals of the PMI Registered Education Provider Program may
be summarized as follows:
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To
support the continuing professional development of Project Management
Professionals (PMPs), PMI members, and all other stakeholders
in the project management community by providing quality educational
opportunities.
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To
provide educational opportunities for PMPs seeking to maintain
their certification under the PMI Professional Development Program
(PDP).
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To
establish appropriate criteria and policies permitting PMI to
provide recognition to qualifying providers of education in the
field of project management.
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To
provide a foundation for a cooperative effort between PMI and
the project management education and training community.
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To
create a forum for the exchange of ideas and best practices, and
foster the growth of the project management body of knowledge.
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To
provide a searchable database, via the PMI Web site, of Registered
Educational Provider- sponsored PDU credit programs to the project
management community.
