A recently completed Role Delineation Study (RDS) provided an updated description of the project management professional role. Research included a large-scale survey of global Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification holders to validate updates to domains, tasks, knowledge, and skills. The RDS captures perspectives of project management practitioners from all industries, work settings, and regions. It serves as the foundation for the PMP exam and ensures its validity and relevance.
Some of What Changed in Version 4.0
Exams utilizing language aides did reflect the current exam through November 1, 2015.After November 1, exams utilized language aides reflecting the new exam content.
Changes Include:
No change to the 5 domains of practice.
Addition of 8 new tasks.
Some of What You May Want To Learn About:
Why the PMP exam is changing
What’s been updated — and why
How these changes impact the PMP exam content
The difference between an RDS update and a PMBOK® Guide update
If you test under the current guidelines you certification will be accepted and current. As long as you complete your studies and test before the November 1st deadline.
For those of you looking to take the PMP exam this year, consider taking the exam before the new changes go into effect in November.
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