Category Archives for Project Management Courses
Are You Ready for a Project Management Course (Why you are)?
How do you know that you are ready for your first project management course? Don’t worry: you are. You know more about project management than you think.
Continue reading...The Definitive Guide to Why a Good Online Project Management Course Beats Live Training
I love doing a live Project Management course. The interaction with participants and the chance to take the course in whatever direction they choose isn’t just challenging; it’s fun. And, for the last 14 years, I’ve done more Project Management training than anything else. I’ve given over 500 project management courses and seminars, for over 6,000 […]
Continue reading...10 Revealing Questions to find the Best Project Management Course
Do you want to Find the Best Project Management Course for You? Of course you do. It is an important decision, because: you will be investing a considerable amount of time in your learning the outcome matter to you… or you wouldn’t be bothering you will be spending a moderate to large chunk of money So let’s […]
Continue reading...How can You Get the Best from Your Project Management Learning?
OnlinePMCourses is dedicated to bringing you some of the very best project management learning materials. So, this raises the obvious question: how can you get the best from your project management learning? In this article, we will look at different approaches. But don’t think of them as a set of options. They will work best […]
Continue reading...What’s Up With PRINCE2 2017? Get Up-to-date.
This year, PRINCE2 becomes PRINCE2 2017. What is PRINCE 2 and what are the main changes we can expect?
Continue reading...Hard and Soft Project Management Skills
You have probably heard of ‘hard and soft Project Management’. In fact, you may have come across an artificially concocted debate about the merits of hard versus soft Project Management. In this article, I want to assess what the terms hard and soft mean, and why they are not in opposition to each other.
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