You are definitely eligible for the PMI-SP (Scheduling Professional) exam and may be eligible for the PMP exam after you have accrued the minimum hours of approved training.
The eligibility for PMP requires you to be working as a ‘leader’ directing aspects of the work of the project. If your role was a lead planner or senior planner with at least one junior planner working under your direction you qualify - if you were simply working on your own with no one under your direction you don’t. Directing and leading does not mean you are the person’s line manager, only that you are responsible for directing their work.
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24 years 9 monthsHi Badhru,You are definitely
Hi Badhru,
You are definitely eligible for the PMI-SP (Scheduling Professional) exam and may be eligible for the PMP exam after you have accrued the minimum hours of approved training.
The eligibility for PMP requires you to be working as a ‘leader’ directing aspects of the work of the project. If your role was a lead planner or senior planner with at least one junior planner working under your direction you qualify - if you were simply working on your own with no one under your direction you don’t. Directing and leading does not mean you are the person’s line manager, only that you are responsible for directing their work.
For more on PMP eligibility see: http://www.mosaicprojects.com.au/Training-PMP.html#Eligibility
For more on PMI-SP eligibility see: http://www.mosaicprojects.com.au/Training-Planning.html#Eligibility