PMI-RMP Certification Training - PMI-RMP Eligibility Requirement and Timeline

The video tutorial outlines the eligibility criteria for obtaining a certification in project risk management, detailing the required hours of experience and education for both secondary diploma and four-year degree holders. It explains the certification process, including application submission, potential audits, and the timeline for taking the exam. The tutorial also covers the application payment process, the certification cycle, and the renewal requirements, emphasizing the importance of earning professional development units (PDUs). Additionally, it highlights the relationship between RMP and PMP certifications.

What is the minimum number of hours required in project risk management for someone with a secondary diploma?

• 4500 hours

• 3500 hours

• 5000 hours

• 3000 hours

How many contact hours of formal education are needed for a candidate with a four-year degree?

• 20 contact hours

• 40 contact hours

• 30 contact hours

• 50 contact hours

What should you do if you are selected for an audit during the certification process?

• Pay an additional fee

• Reapply for the certification

• Ignore the audit request

• Submit your audit materials within 90 days

How long do you have to take the exam after your application is accepted?

• 3 months

• 2 years

• 1 year

• 6 months

How many PDUs must be earned and reported within a three-year cycle to maintain the certification?

• 30 PDUs

• 50 PDUs

• 40 PDUs

• 20 PDUs