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    Project Management Career Overview

    Eighty-three percent of organizations report that they can’t find qualified project managers to fill open positions.While this is bad news for employers, it’s great news for job seekers and those looking to increase their salaries.In fact, project managers make an average salary of $91,440 and certified project managers make even more.And nearly 16 million new project management positions will have been created between 2010 and 2020, and the industry will have grown by $6.61 trillion. Now is the perfect time to figure out whether or not project management is right for you.

    PM Career Path

    According to the Institute of Project Managers (IPM, Australia), Project Management professionals can be organized into 3 categories based on their job description and  work experience.

    • Project Officers

    These are early-level professionals who provide support to a project, works with a project manager and other tram members to achieve project success. Their work includes organizing project meetings, maintaining documents, identify problems or risks and managing project schedules.

    • Project Managers

    A project manager is a person who has the overall responsibility for the successful initiation, planning, design, execution, monitoring, controlling and closure of a project.

    Their work includes planning and defining scope of a project, activity planning and sequencing, developing schedules, resource estimation, risk analysis, monitoring and reporting project progress and controlling the quality of project.

    • Senior Project Managers

    Senior project manager is a head of any project whose main duty is to plan, organize, lead and control the project efficiently and effectively. They are usually liked by large organizations that works on more than one projects at a time and almost all of their project are complicated enough.

    Their work includes delivering project management program, setting realistic goals, providing coaching and guidance, identifying resources, evaluating projects, keeping an eye on latest trends, internal communications strategy and developing tools and techniques.

    PM Certification Courses

    In partnership with the Confederation of Project Managers® UK (CPM® ) and the Project Management Institute® USA (PMI®), Prodegree School offers training that will help you learn the in-demand skills to take your career to the next level with expert-led project management courses.

    Prepare to become a Project Management Professional® (PMP) or start with the Associate Project Manager® (aPPM) course to level up. Prodegree’s project management training features regularly updated content, downloadable resources, and quizzes you can access at your own pace.

    Gain the practical skills you need to plan and manage projects from start to finish, deliver superior results, and strengthen your leadership abilities. No matter your level of experience, there is a project management course right for you.

    • Associate Professional in Project Management® (aPPM®) Course

    The project management certification designed for professionals who are just beginning their project management career journey. CPM®s Associate Professional in Project Management™ (aPPM™) is the perfect certification to help fast-track your career growth and provide you with the confidence to launch into the project management profession. The aPPM is the certification designed for professionals who are just beginning their Project Management career journey and proves your knowledge of Project Management Fundamentals.

    • Project Management Professional® (PMP®) Course

    This course is designed for junior and experienced  professionals who perform their duties under general supervision and are responsible for all aspects of the project. They lead and direct cross-functional teams to deliver projects within the constraints of schedule, budget and resources

    The PMP® course is for anyone who demonstrates sufficient knowledge and experience to appropriately apply a methodology to projects that have reasonably well-defined project requirements and deliverables.

    A typical PMP® candidate has two-to-four years of experience leading and directing projects.

     

    • Program Management Professional®(PgMP)® Course

    This course is designed for senior-level practitioner who are on the forefront of advancing organization’s strategic goals. The PgMP® course is for anyone with a proven ability to manage multiple, related projects and navigate complex activities that span functions, organizations, regions or cultures and to align results with organizational goals. A typical PgMP® candidate will have six-to-eight years of  both project management and program management experience.

     

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    Training Dates & Schedule

    Choose one of two convenient ways to prepare for any of our Project Management Certifications. Classroom bootcamps; which is scheduled for 6-Weeks (two weeks of lectures and four weeks of practical) for early-level PM course and 4 weekend classes for Mid-level & Senior level PM courses. The Classroom bootcamps is only available in some cities.

    If your city is not available or if your work won’t permit a classroom session, you can attend the fully online school. We give several learning aids, assignments and tasks which our team will work you through.

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    Ready to kick-start your Project Management career? Get in touch with us to find a program that fits your career goals.