Professional Engineering License vs. Project Management Certification {Explained}

PE LICENSE OR PMP CERTIFICATION? Confused about which one to choose? Watch this video where I break down the key differences and benefits of each certification. Gain clarity and make an informed decision for your professional development! #Engineering #PELicense #PMPCertification #ProfessionalDevelopment

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[douglasjones]

Informative video; however, I would make even more of a distinction by emphasizing that the PE is a legal license and not so much a certification (a term which is more appropriate for the EIT), whereas the PMP is a certification (not a license). Oftentimes the two terms are used interchangeably, but they do differ. Great video nonetheless Anthony!

[magiala]

Do you know if there are any changes to the problems made in the latest ncees practice test book for civil water resources? I am studying from a 2014 book. I just need to know if the subject matter is still the same.

[zinebzitouni]

Hello and thank you, I would like to apply for PEng in Industrial Engineering in Ontario Canada, and I would like to ask you about the best preparation resources? thank you in advance for your feedback and best of luck to you.

[TheChristianna]

I first got my PMP certification a few years ago when working for a power utility as an engineer who mostly managed other people's work. I since moved to a design firm where the PE is more meaningful since we do more technical work. I took the FE earlier this year and plan to take the PE in Industrial Engineering this October. Both the PE and PMP are important, but the type of work you do (and that your company is involved in) can play a major factor in which you should pursue first.

[yagneshpandit]

How to get a PE Licence for an environmental Engineer

[anuragjain]

Very informative video thanks a lot for this video but I am slightly confused in the last words of yours, why we should go for PE certificate program if I am interested in pmp certificate program.
PLEASE tell us this.

Thankyou sir
Anurag jain
India

[selvaneshan]

I am pursuing Project management here in canada. I did my bachelors in civil engineering back in my country. And also, am having 4 years of experience as a civil engineer ( not a canadian work experience). Which one would be appropriate for me to track my career?

[yogeswarprasad-to]

Do we need to have a P.Engg licence for project management jobs (related to Electrical Engineering) in Canada. I am having 10 years of experience in Project management in India

[LakshmiNarayanaReddySamireddyp]

Hi, I am Automotive Design Engineer from germany. I have total 9 years of experience from that 4 years I have project management experience. I would like to make my profile strong with technical certification like PE. Is there any similer certification available in Germany.

[thefirefighter]

Hi I am working in qatar as a mechanical engineer and have 8 years experience. can you please guide me to obtain PE certification?

[ACHiMtize]

Hi I have a Bachelors of Science in Physics and a minor in pre engineering. Am I eligible to take the PE civil engineering exam ?

[abdirahmaniaabdulahi]

What does mean ABET-accredited engineering program

[shadabrahman]

Can a mechanical engineer attend the PE Exam??

[dariusoliver]

Can a Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering attend this PE exam?

[Omarcarrillo-lb]

It would better if you take both of them PE and PMP