IPMA Level C

• In the last six years, the applicant must have at least three years of experience as a project manager in projects of moderate complexity or at least three years of experience in a responsible position within the project to assist the project manager in complex projects.

• The candidate should send to cert@ipma.hr CV, certification application form, summary of the project report, self-assessment form, references, and management complexity assessment form.

• After determining the admissibility of the application, the certification body invites the candidate to pay the certification fees or provide proof of the payment already made.
• Upon confirmation of payment, the candidate is given the task of preparing a report on the example of a project determined by the certification body between the projects described in the summary of the report. The candidate must demonstrate satisfactory evidence in 80% of the competency elements within the corresponding domain defined in ICB 4.0. The report must be prepared and submitted in e-form to the e-mail cert@ipma.hr within a maximum of 90 calendar days since the task was issued.
• Upon successful completion of the project report, the certification body grants the candidate access to the written exam. The candidate must demonstrate satisfactory evidence in 50% of the competency elements within the relevant domain defined in ICB 4.0.
• After successfully passing the written exam, the certification body invites the candidate for a final interview.
• After the interview, the certification body makes a final assessment and for a positive outcome, the candidate is issued an IPMA level C certificate.

Documents that the candidate should study when applying for certification of competencies and issuance of IPMA certificates:

• IPMA ICB4 – „Temeljne individualne kompetencije za upravljanje projektima (knjiga 1)“ is an IPMA standard in which project management competencies are defined and described. The book contains basic material for exam preparation.
• IPMA ICR4 Public - a document in which the procedure of IPMA certification is explained to the candidates and the general public.
• IPMA Code of Ethics and professional Conduct - a document explaining ethical and professional principles, and agreed to by each candidate applying for certification
• Instructions for candidates before the exam.

Documents submitted by candidates when applying for certification:

• CV
• Certification and recertification application form - includes all the necessary personal data so that the certification body can identify the candidate and process the data required for the applicant and make a decision on access to the certification process.
• Self-assessment - a form by which the candidate conducts his/her own assessment of competencies in knowledge, skills, and abilities.
• Summary of the project report - The report may have a maximum of 15 pages and contains:
• organization (details of the company, industry, and types of projects, main objectives of the company, and the business unit in which the applicant works);
• a one-page summary for each project with related timelines and phases and resources available;
• the role of the applicant (organizational chart with established position, area of responsibility, review of project management procedures they use, relationship with internal and external stakeholders);
• how the candidate led the project and how he/she meets the complexity criteria for the level for which he/she is applying.
• References for verification - For level C, the applicant should provide the names and contacts of at least two persons to verify his/her eligibility in relation to the level and domain of certification which he is applying for.

Documents that applicants fill out after the exam:

• Feedback Form - The form is used to gather information on how satisfied candidates are with the certification process, in order to further improve it.
• Complaint Form and Appeal Form - formal documents by which a candidate raises a particular issue or appeal procedure in relation to the result or circumstances with which he/she is dissatisfied, or thinks that they do not comply with IPMA or the certification body's regulations. More about these procedures is described in the Smjernicama za pritužbe i žalbe.

1. The certification body guarantees equal conditions in accessing certification as well as equal conditions in applying for the certification procedure regardless of race, skin color, religion, gender, sexual preferences, nationality, ethnicity, any form of disability, or any other characteristic of the candidate.
2. Applicants who wish to adapt the certification process in accordance to their incapacity caused by illness or disability should apply forand demonstrate their desire and reasons for reasonable adjustmentadaptation when submitting their application for certification or recertification. Evidence includes evidence of disability or illness. The statement should also contain a proposal for a possible reasonable adjustment. The certification manager will decide which adjustment will be applied and inform the candidate and the assessors involved in the candidate certification process.
3. The discount can only be realized on the basis of one category and discounts cannot be added or combined.
4. Organizations, companies, and institutions that have signed an agreement with IPMA Croatia on the long-term implementation of IPMA certification and will bring long-term and multiple groups of employees for certification, can get an additional discount on the price in the amount of 5%.
5. Based on the signed agreement, the authorized educational partners of IPMA Croatia may collect money from individuals or institutions for the implementation of certification, and are obliged to pay the collected money to the account of IPMA Croatia before the implementation of the certification procedure. All financial conditions related to educational partners are defined by a special agreement.
6. Prices for students are valid only for full-time students of universities and polytechnics unless otherwise regulated in the agreement between IPMA Croatia and the university or polytechnic in question.

7. Candidates are permitted to retake each of the parts of the certification procedure: preparation of the project report, written exam and interview. The reasons for repetition can be: a report that was not submitted within the given deadline, a negatively graded report, a negatively graded written exam, a negatively graded interview, or unjustified failure to attend one of the specified parts of the certification procedure. Repetition of each of the mentioned parts of the certification procedure is charged an additional fee of 300 EUR.

8. The certification process must be completed within 18 months from the date of acceptance of the application

Price (HRK)

Regular price 850€ (6.400,50HRK) + PDV = 1062,50€ (8.000,63HRK)

Price for members of IPMA Croatia 765€ (5.760,45kn) + PDV = 956,25€ (7.200,56HRK)

Recertification price 170€ (1.280,10HRK) + PDV = 212,50€ (1.600,13 HRK)

*For groups of more than 10 candidates, upon request (info@ipma.hr), it is possible to obtain a discount of up to 20% on the regular price.

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IBAN:HR8523600001101390190

Purpose of payment: Name Surname - certification according to IPMA 4-L-C (level)

• The invoice must be settled by payment to the account of IPMA Croatia within 15 days from the date of issue of the invoice.