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We look forward to seeing you at the conference. The following section details the procedures to apply to take the CPP exam. Those applicants which successfully complete the examination at the Annual Conference will be granted the award of Certified Parametric Practitioner (CPP).

Procedures to Apply for the Certification Examination Upon determination by an applicant that they are eligible (see the following eligibility requirements), the applicant must complete the Application for Certification Examination. The application form can be obtained by clicking here: Certification Form. Download a copy of the form in Word format to your computer, fill it out and mail back with the appropriate fees to:

ISPA/SCEA Joint Office
527 Maple Avenue East, Suite 301
Vienna, VA 22180
Attn: ISPA CPP Program
The fee for the examination is $85.00 for ISPA members and $140 for Non-Members payable at the time the completed application is submitted. Of this amount $70 for ISPA members and $125.00 for Non-Members is refundable should an applicant withdraw prior to the date of the exam, fail to take the exam, or fail to meet the eligibility requirements to take the test as determined by the Society Certification Committee.

Examination Details
Certification Committee Review. The Certification Committee will determine whether an applicant qualifies under one of the options listed below. The decision by the Committee will be final. The applicant's fee will be refunded minus a $15.00 administrative charge if he or she is found not qualified to take the test. An applicant may resubmit their application at any time with additional information for reconsideration. The fee for first-time resubmission is $85.00 for ISPA members and $140 for Non-Members.

Examination Schedule. The certification examination will be administered each year at the ISPA/SCEA Joint Annual Conference. Upon acceptance of the application by the Certification Committee, an applicant will be notified of eligibility and of administrative matters, including location, time, and points of contact. The qualified applicant may sit for the examination without attendance at the annual Conference. Attendance at the annual Conference is encouraged.

Notification of Examination Results. Within sixty days after an applicant takes the examination, they will be notified of the results in writing. Successful applicants will be issued certificates showing successful completion. Unsuccessful applicants may take the examination again two additional times for a reduced fee of $55.00 for ISPA members and $110 for Non-Members for each test. After two failures, a candidate must apply again and retake the exam for the standard fees.

Eligibility to Take Written Examination

Each applicant applying for certification must qualify with one of the three following eligibility options:

Option A. A college degree in a field of study directly related to parametric analysis and estimating or, if the degree is not related, then a minimum of ten college level courses related to estimating. Some examples of these courses are (but are not limited to) statistics, advanced statistics, parametrics, calculus, and software cost estimation. Additionally, a minimum of two years experience performing parametric analysis and estimating activities in a position specifically identified within the applicant's organizational structure as requiring such performance is required. The position must, in the judgment of the Society Certification Committee, involve parametric estimating or analysis duties normally performed by a fully qualified analyst or estimator.

Option B. An associate college degree and five years experience in performing parametric estimating and analysis activities in a position as defined under Option A.

Option C. A minimum of seven years experience in performing parametric estimating or analysis activities in a position as defined under Option A. Also, the demonstration of an applicant's ability or knowledge to pass the examination through submission of a brief biographical sketch describing education, experience, and most recent relevant estimating or analysis performance is required.

Eligibility questions should be referred to the Certification Committee in writing.

Procedures to Apply for maintaining CPP Certification

The Certified Parametric Practitioner (CPP) award is valid for five years from the date of the exam. ISPA's CPP Maintenance Program permits the continued certification of practitioners. The maintenance of your CPP designation may be achieved in either of two ways: 1. Passing successfully again the CPP examination.
2. Earning a prescribed number of credits in specified activities over the five year period since the last certification test or CPP maintenance anniversary date.

If a CPP holder wishes to maintain the CPP designation by examination the procedures for the initial certification by exam apply, except that the CPP holder is automatically eligible to take the examination without regard to education and experience requirements that apply for candidates who wish to take the examination for the first time. The same test will be administered for either initial certification or to maintain the certification. Maintaining the CPP designation based on earned credits may be requested within the period extending from four months before the fifth anniversary of the last certification/recertification to four months after it. The CPP holder is required to complete the application for maintaining certification and providing adequate documentation. The Director of Certification will grant a continuing certification if the applicant has obtained at least 75 credits in appropriate parametric activities. There is a form available by clicking here "Re-Certification Form" to document the credits.

Maintaining certification by credits is earning 75 credits during the five year recertification period by the following activities: � Current employment in the cost engineering/estimating field for three of the last five years (10 credits)
� Attendance at the ISPA annual conference and regional workshops (5 credits per conference or workshop)
� Attendance at other related conferences such as SCEA, AACE, and STC (5 credits per conference or workshop)
� Published or presented papers (10 credits)
� Attendance at seminars or classes conducted by recognized experts in the field (7 credits per seminars or class)
� Membership in the field's professional organizations (2 credits per membership 4 credits per year maximum)
� Election to local or National Board of Directors (5 credits per term)
� Workshop or Conference track chair or Training presenter (5 credits per conference or workshop)
� Awards or honors received that in the opinion of the board merits credit toward recertification (10 credits)
� Earned additional academic degrees in a related field (15 credits per degree)

Fees for maintaining CPP certification

Fees for ISPA members are $25 and $80 for Non-Members for maintaining the CPP by credits. The fees are payable with the documentation and should be submitted to the ISPA business office at the address above. For those who wish to maintain the CPP certification by examination at the conference the fee is $85.00 for ISPA members and $140 for Non-Members payable at the time the completed application is submitted.