Project manager skills
To become a project manager, candidates should firstly have passion and experience in their chosen sector. They should also be organised, good with data and budgeting, and have excellent interpersonal skills.
Many project management applications are bolstered by a respected Pitman project manager qualification or degree.
PRINCE2 courses
PRINCE2 (PRojects IN Controlled Environments) is a world-renowned certification of project management proficiency that is favoured for its scalability.
Employers often seek a PRINCE2 certification for project management roles as it demonstrates a structured understanding of project management principles.
Why choose a Pitman Training project management course?
- Highly respected by recruiters and employees, a Pitman Training project management course sets your CV ahead of the pack.
- Our project management training courses cover everything from costing and pricing to time management and project execution.
- You can combine your project manager training with a related Pitman Training course to enhance your skills and improve your employability. Learning project management often pairs well with business management and business communications courses.
- Our project management training centres can be found across the UK, with courses running all year long. If that isn’t convenient, there are online project manager courses, too, if you would prefer to get into project management from home. Our course advisors are on hand to provide support throughout the duration of your course.
- You can choose to do your project manager training anytime you like. Whether it is full-time or part-time, you enjoy a flexible schedule that suits your timetable.
Project management careers
- Entry-level positions begin at ~£30,000, rising with experience.
- The average salary is around £60,000 per annum, with top-level positions earning upwards of £70,000 in some sectors.
- Project management roles are found in nearly every business sector, meaning salaries and roles vary widely.
