What are the project management certificates?

What are the project management certificates?

The certificates required for engineering management include project management professional certificate, certified cost engineer, certified construction manager, green building certification, etc. The details are as follows:

1. PMP (Project Management Professional) project management professional certificate: a globally recognized project management certificate issued by the International Project Management Institute (PMI), covering all aspects of project management, including project Initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and closing, etc.

2. CCE (Certified Cost Engineer) certified cost engineer: The cost engineer certificate issued by the International Association of Cost Engineers (AACE International) mainly focuses on budget estimation, cost control and risk assessment of engineering projects.

3. CCP (Certified Construction Manager) certified construction manager: a professional certificate in construction project management issued by the Construction Management Association (CMAA), focusing on skills and knowledge in the field of construction project management.

4. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) green building certification: a certification issued by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), which evaluates and recognizes the ability of green building design and construction.

5. Overall Progress Manager (TOT): A certificate issued by the China Engineering Consulting Association, which mainly focuses on the overall progress management and control of the project.

6. Engineering Cost Engineer (GCE): A certificate issued by the China Engineering Consulting Association. It mainly focuses on the estimation, accounting and control of project costs.

Notes on taking the certificate

1. Understand the exam requirements: Understand the recruitment announcement and exam syllabus for the position you are applying for, and clarify the exam content, format, time and location. Make sure you have a clear understanding of the exam requirements.

2. Make a reasonable study plan: Make a reasonable study plan based on the exam content and time schedule. Break down the exam scope into small parts, study and review step by step, and arrange time reasonably to ensure a comprehensive mastery of relevant knowledge and skills.

3. Diversified learning methods: Use a variety of learning methods, such as reading textbooks, participating in training classes, problem-solving training, simulation exercises, etc. Learning from multiple angles and in multiple ways can deepen the understanding and application of knowledge.

4. Key breakthroughs: According to the exam syllabus and personal actual situation, determine the key points and difficulties, and focus more time and energy on the study of these aspects. Focus on understanding and mastering basic knowledge, while paying attention to the latest policies and regulations.

5. Targeted practice: According to the exam format, select corresponding types of practice questions for targeted practice to improve test-taking ability. Take some mock tests and real questions to familiarize yourself with the test procedures and time limits and enhance your test-taking skills.

6. Regular review and summary: Review regularly and summarize and summarize knowledge points to deepen memory and understanding. Discover your own weaknesses in a timely manner and take appropriate remedial measures.