Proof of Your Continuing Competence in Management

As an HRM leader, you must remain in a constant loop of ongoing career learning. Recertification through Human Resource Management Institute^®(HRMI^®) demonstrates your commitment to continuing competence― not only at the time of initial certification, but throughout the advancement of your HR career.

Recertification is one of the many reasons that HRMI certifications are the most recognized and trusted by HR professionals and the organizations they serve. And now, recertification credits are easier than ever for you to access and earn.

Take the Continuous Learning Path to Recertification

After passing an HRMI certification exam, you are required to renew your certification every three years. You can achieve this by completing professional development activities and demonstrating professional achievement to receive recertification credits. This includes reporting qualified HRM-related activities, such as work achievements, seminars, online materials, webinars, books, courses and conferences. You can even earn credit for professional achievements such as implementing a new program at work, serving as a volunteer HR expert, conducting original HR-related research or maintaining an HR membership. If you wish to do so, you may also choose to retake your HRMI certification exam to recertify.