Is MSP certification worth it?

Yes, MSP certification is worth it.

In the UK, MSP certification is the most valuable programme management certification. Employers seek candidates with MSP certification as proof of their programme management knowledge.

So, investing in an MSP course and gaining certification can help you both improve your resume, and learn some key programme management skills as well.



MSP FAQs

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