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The IT Project Management Master’s Certificate program was developed by PM College in conjunction with The Heinz School at Carnegie Mellon University and the CIO Institute. The program’s six courses are completed in succession, and held once per month from July to December at the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute in Arlington, Va.
Project Management and Professional Skills training from Global Knowledge is designed by seasoned subject matter experts with real-world experience to help IT professionals and projects succeed.
Griffin Tate Group provides in house and public project management training for experienced and new project managers. We are registered education provider for PMI.
Northeastern’s Project Management Day Certificate provides the skills necessary to get ahead in today’s competitive business environment in a convenient format to meet your needs.
Covers PRINCE2, a world standard method for project management. It is structured, scaleable in project size and can be customised to suit any organisation.
Learn how to influence stakeholders and team members to do what needs to be done.
Advanced Knowledge Innovations (AKI) offers you a unique learning experience built on sound concepts and principles and internalized through real-life case studies and simulation workshops.
Advanced Project Management covers the entire 13 step process used in Kepner-Tregoe's Project Management class. In addition, the class focuses on real live projects brought from the world of work to the classroom so that students can apply real live scenarios to the model they are learning.
Specializing in providing cost effective English as Second Language (ESL) training for PMP and/or CCE Certification Programs. Serving the Asian Pacific Region.
Deliver a foundation course that enables managers to use tools that are developed in the classroom immediately in their daily routines.
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