Project Management Classes CT

This 5-day Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification course has been designed for knowledgeable project managers aiming to take the PMP exam and is also suitable for less experienced individuals looking to take the CAPM exam. This course covers an array of topics, including the MPM application process, the PMBOK structure, the 5 PM process groups, and the 10 PM knowledge areas. The course also focuses on the 49 processes and the inputs, outputs, tools and techniques for all 49 processes. The course concludes with content on test taking techniques through multiple practice exams as well as best practices for self-study after the course.

In this 2-day interactive course, participants learn the complete project management experience, including initiation, planning, execution, controlling, and closing. The course also covers the different methods and strategies used in the field of project management. The bootcamp is open to beginners and will appeal to those looking to manage projects more effectively or explore the field of project management. Tuition includes hands-on training, a free retake, and a course manual. The course offers flexible scheduling and is available online or in NYC.

This 2-day Project Management Bootcamp is split into two sections and covers a wide range of project management theories, concepts, and best practices. The first section of this bootcamp is the Introduction to Project Management, where students learn a range of important project management theories and methods and review the five phases (Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring, and Closing). This section concludes with a capstone project where students apply their newly acquired project management knowledge. The second section of the bootcamp is Advanced Project Management, where students will take a deeper dive into the topics and concepts covered in the first section and discover more advanced managerial concepts including task analysis, critical path method, planning, developing project timelines, and more.

In this 7-hour project management course, students will build on the fundamental project management knowledge they acquired in Level 1. This course is broken down to cover the last three phases of project management: Execution, Controlling, and Closing. While students explore these key phases, they will learn key strategies and methods for building strong project teams, estimating and projecting project budgets, analyzing and controlling for costs, managing limited resources, identifying risk, communicating with key stakeholders, and how to finalize and close a project.

This 3-day course for project managers teaches the essentials of project management. Students will learn to handle all aspects of a project from beginning to end. They will learn how to launch a project, create estimates, develop a project schedule and budget, allocate resources and manage procurements. They will also learn how to handle communications and manage relationships among stakeholders.

In this one-day program, students will learn the fundamentals of change management. The course will cover topics such as readiness and resistance to change, effective communication, WIFM, building consensus, planning, and implementation. Students will also learn about some of the psychology of change, motivation, and leadership.

In this full-day workshop, participants master the initiation and planning phases of the project management life cycle. By the end of this course, students will understand how to choose appropriate projects and plan extensively for project success. Using a workbook that contains both practical knowledge and a wide variety of hands-on exercises, participants will be equipped with the required skills needed for initiating and planning projects. Tuition includes hands-on training, a free retake, and a course manual. The course offers flexible scheduling and is available online or in NYC.

Use Microsoft Project to solve real-world problems in this two-day, beginner-level course which teaches basic project conception and project drafting skills. Participants also learn how to manage resources, including human resources, finalize a project plan, create periodic status reports, reuse plan information, and effectively multitask among different projects. This course serves as 14 PMI CE hours.

Expand your knowledge about, and technical mastery of, Microsoft Project with this three-day intermediate course. Participants acquire all the tools they need to successfully manage small and medium-sized projects. After an overview of basic functions, students move quickly to more advanced topics, such as project setup, manual and automatic scheduling, workflow management, task relationships, package estimates, resource management, resource leveling, single project management, report generation and presentation, and multiple project management.

This 1-day course offers a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft Project. Students will learn how to list and schedule tasks, assign resources, create detailed plans, and track the progress of deliverables.

This 1-day course teaches intermediate skills in Microsoft Project. Building on their basic skills, students will learn how to manage projects efficiently, allocate resources, and track costs. Students taking this course should have basic skills in Microsoft Project.