Project Management Training



Looking for a career in Project Management? Then see what the job is about and what project management training courses are available.


Project Management involves the planning, organisation and management of resources which ends in the successful completion of a set of objectives and goals within a specific timescale and budget.

 

Good Project Managers can be hard to find and so are highly sort after. Project management training is therefore also in demand. So the courses available to project managers is quite varied from beginner to advanced: from learning how to use Microsoft Project right up to certification courses such as PMP Training and Project+ Training

 

The following are the most popular self study Microsoft Project courses taken at present:

 

Microsoft Project 2007 Training

Microsoft Project 2003 Training

Microsoft Project 2000 Training

PMP Training

Project+ Training

 

For further information on project management please visit the following links:

 

Careers Advice for IT Project Managers: http://careersadvice.direct.gov.uk/helpwithyourcareer/jobprofiles/profiles/profile1189/

 

PMI Institute: http://www.pmi.org/Pages/default.aspx

 

Prince2: www.prince2.org.uk



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By: Pass the PMP Exam
On: 11/06/2009 09:34:21
There is a great deal of information out there on passing the PMP exam. However, they generally boil down to: plan your work and work your plan. It is like the magic formula for weight loss: eat less and exercise more...
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By: pmpcerti14
On: 02/07/2009 10:54:05
Manage your time like a true professional project manager and master your personalized selection of online project management training courses to help you achieve project management certification through the Project Management Institute (PMI) - PMP® certification - or earn PMP PDUs.
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By: projectmangement01
On: 01/08/2009 06:04:24
Earn PDUs by taking convenient, 24x7 e-learning courses! Hundreds of choices. Many highly relevant topics for Project Managers today. Find a course for as little as 1 PDU,...or many more.
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By: projectmanagement04
On: 04/08/2009 08:14:28
Project management certification and accreditation is determined by the passing of two exams. The Foundation exam is a multiple-choice test that lasts for up to one hour. The Practitioner test is a bit more complex, mixing in objective testing with multiple-choice questions, and clocking in at approximately three hours.
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By: managementcourse01
On: 06/08/2009 12:28:33
Project management training is in high demand today as businesses and organizations constantly look for ways to streamline and refine practices and operations for the most cost efficient, resource friendly, solutions to increasing productivity and improving the bottom line.
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By: Emerging Innovations
On: 12/08/2009 14:05:02
Accreditation is never a bad thing but it's worth keeping in mind that because of the high demand for specialise PMs you may find consultancy a good career choice.

Many businesses simply need a grounding in project management procedures alongside suitable software applications in order to start making savings (or avoid costly mistakes) within their projects.
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By: pmpcertification1
On: 13/08/2009 13:37:50
This type of certification appeals to professionals that either want or already have the responsibility of efficiently managing projects through their completion. Of course, the projects must meet or exceed expectations, be delivered in a timely manner, within budget, and within resources.
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By: Jay
On: 09/03/2010 10:01:26
Hi,
I noticed that in this article, you have a link linking to prince2.com using the text PRINCE2. I thought you probably meant to link to the official prince2 website: prince2.org.uk.

It is probably more appropriate to link to prince2.org.uk, especially that APMG (the accreditation body of PRINCE2) is becoming increasingly concerned with the copyright issues in terms of domains that contain the word PRINCE2.

Out of good faith I thought you might want to know this and update the link.

best regards,
Jay

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