Introduction to Project Management Online Training

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UPDATED: March 28, 2025

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Master the fundamentals of project management with this entry-level project management training. Dive into project scheduling, methodologies such as Agile vs. Waterfall, and how to leverage project management software to allocate resources. This PM training will teach you how to manage project risks, milestones, and timelines to keep everything on track and overcome scope creep. Build the skills to manage projects efficiently and advance your career. This training is valuable for aspiring project managers, team leads looking to improve communication and task tracking, and IT professionals involved in project-based work.

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What you'll learn

Define project scope and read Work Breakdown Structures (WBS)
Understand Gantt charts and Microsoft Project schedules
Differentiate Agile frameworks like Scrum from Waterfall methodologies
Track project progress with Kanban boards or Jira
Explain how resources should be allocated
Define project risks and milestones

FAQs

Who should take introductory Project Management training?

Introductory Project Management training benefits anyone who wants to move up their career ladder. From aspiring project managers, to hopeful team leads, administrative coordinators, or anyone transitioning into a role that takes planning, scheduling, and overseeing projects. If you need structured ways to manage workflows, deadlines, and resources more effectively, this course has them.

Is it hard to learn Project Management?

No, learning project management isn’t very difficult. But it’s easiest when it’s explained from start to finish in a logical and straightforward way. Managing projects isn’t what’s difficult about learning Project Management – it’s understanding the methodologies that help create a framework. The vocabulary, expectations and practices can be difficult without guided lessons like this course.

What will I actually learn by taking Project Management training?

You'll learn the words and concepts behind specific project management methodologies like Waterfall and Agile. You’ll learn about techniques for defining clear project scopes, creating realistic schedules, and tracking project progress. You'll also gain practical skills in resource allocation, risk management, and using tools like Jira or Microsoft Project.

Is Project Management training worth it?

Yes, introductory Project Management training equips you with skills that are valuable in all industries. You’ll improve your ability to manage teams, timelines, budgets, and resources, which is a marketable and attractive skill. Project Management training – even at the introductory level – can open doors to higher-level roles and enhance your career stability.

Who is this for?

This Project Management training is perfect for aspiring coordinators, junior project managers, or team leads. It covers the essentials of planning, scheduling, and resource management, helping you improve communication and task tracking skills for more efficient project management.

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Study plan

Download the free Project Management study plan to complete this course in about 6 hours.

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