• Performance Technologist Credentials

    STANDARDS

    There are 10 performance standards that competent practitioners follow in the practice of human performance improvement.

    SELF ASSESSMENT GUIDE

    The self-assessment guide is intended to help you identify your proficiency in the 10 Standards. It can be used to assess your readiness to apply for the CPT or MCPT, identify areas you may need to improve.

    EVALUATION GUIDELINES

    The CPT and MCPT evaluation guidelines define the criteria and evidence used to review your application and validate your application as qualified for the CPT or MCPT designation.
  • How to Become an ISPI

    CPT or MCPT

    1

    PREPARE

    Download the self-assessment to evaluate your readiness & verify you meet requirements.

    2

    CHECK PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

    Review the ISPI 10 Standards that every competent performance improvement practitioner follows. Your application must show how you applied each one across multiple projects.

    3

    APPLY

    Download & complete your application. Use a password to save the Word document

    4

    SUBMIT

    Submit your application & pay the application fee online

    5

    REVIEW & VALIDATION

    A qualified reviewer will review all the documentation and determine if all requirements have been met

  • Eligibility Requirements

    Do you meet all requirements? Get started with your application.

    1. Experience

    You must have 3 + years experience in performance improvement or a related field.

    2. Verifiable Competency

    You must have verifiable competency in the ISPI 10 Standards across multiple projects.

    Your application must include:

    • Detailed descriptions of work performed in real-world performance projects in a manner that demonstrates the use of each of the Standards. The CPT requires a minimum of 1 project. The MCPT requires a minimum of 3 projects.
    • Attestations from internal/external clients or supervisors

    Note: Workshops or any training courses are not required to earn the credentials.

    3. Ethics Commitment

    You must commit to the ISPI's Code of Ethics.

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