Our project management training equips learners with the knowledge and discipline required to effectively plan, manage, execute, and control projects regardless of industry. You'll learn all about the most popular project management methodologies that help organizations deliver successful projects.
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The best courses in project management for beginners include:
PRINCE2® Foundation
CAPM® - Certified Associate of Project Management
CCBA® - Certification of Capability in Business Analysis
Introduction to Project Management
The best project management courses for intermediate learners include:
PMP® Certification
PRINCE2 Foundation and Practitioner
CBAP® - Certified Business Analysis Professional
PMI-RMP® Certification
PMI-PgMP® Certification
MSP® Foundation and Practitioner
The best project management courses for advanced learners include:
Business Analyst Master’s Program
PMP® Plus Master’s Program
PMP® Renewal Pack
Digital Project Manager
PMI states that the demand for project managers is growing faster than the demand for workers in other occupations. By 2027, companies will need an estimated 88 million people in project management-focused roles.
Becoming a project management professional can significantly boost your career prospects and you can aim for ambitious job roles such as:
Project director
Senior project manager
Program manager
Team lead
Project Management Officer (PMO)
The career path of a project manager requires the following attributes:
Strong communication skills
Advanced organizational skills
Ability to handle multiple tasks
Achieving industry certification gives you a greater edge if you aspire to become a project manager. If you are new to this field, the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) is a solid entry-level certification. Next, you can go for Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, which is the most important globally acknowledged credential for project managers.
A project manager earns an average annual salary of $112,410 in the United States. Professionals with 10 to 20 years of experience in this field have the potential to earn up to $153,000 annually.
Project managers are required in almost all sectors but mainly in the following:
Information Technology (IT)
Manufacturing
Finance
Healthcare
The top employers of project management professionals include:
HSBC
Schneider Electric
Honeywell
American Express
Bosch