Project Management Training and Learning

How do you consistently give such actionable tips?

Much of what I hear being tagged as "project management tips" are excellent sleeping pills: boring as can be. That's why you stand out. How do you keep your tips fresh and relevant?

If someone were thinking of buying this course, I would tell her she is about making a very good decision because the presentation of topics is very good.

These courses have helped me to better understand Project Management principles

I would recommend this course to my colleagues who are aspiring PMPs because the course will prepare them for the examination and also make them better project managers

I'm always a bit skeptical about online courses. I am really enjoying the pace and the content. Each section is easy to grasp, take notes and reflect on.

Also, I enjoy the fact that I'm learning from your wealth of experience and not someone regurgitating the PMBOK. I appreciate your passion for the craft.

The Fast Start Program is a great way to learn the basics and fundamentals of Project Management within business. The course allows you to go at your own pace. All difficult terminology was broken down into real-life references, making it easy on the learner.

It's useful for any beginner/intermediate Project Managers who are looking to start their journey towards the PMP Certificate!

The unique thing about the training from OnlinePMCourses is that you can interact with your trainer. This isn’t a study-in-isolation type programme, although of course you can do that if it suits your learning style. Mike is committed to giving you the support you need to make the course a success, so he has included a comments section in every module of the course. Ask your question and he’ll get back to you.

The videos are very short and the content is structured in a logical way that enables you to dip into whatever you need advice on at the time (that goes for all the courses that have video).

I like how the content builds, and there are decent upgrade paths too, so if you want to take a more in depth course you aren’t financially worse off than if you had just chosen that one first.