- Course fee
- No-Cost
- Course level
- Foundational
- Prerequisites
- Must be a Per Scholas Alumnus
Course Overview
Developed in partnership with Google, the asynchronous Google Project Management certificate program teaches you the practical skills needed to thrive in an entry-level project management role.
This beginner-friendly, self-study (asynchronous) program features over 140 hours of instruction with practice-based assessments designed to simulate the real-world project scenarios you will encounter in the workplace. Learning directly from Google experts with decades of hands-on program management experience, you will engage with a highly interactive mix of video lectures and hands-on activities.
Additional Info
Throughout the Google Project Management (UCI 3044) program, you will learn how to confidently initiate, plan, and execute both traditional and Agile projects. The course covers how to manage the critical elements of projects, including:
- Schedules
- Budgets
- Cross-functional teams
By the time you complete the course, you will officially earn your Google Project Management certification and be ready to step into the dynamic tech and business landscapes.
Here's what you will learn in the Google Project Management program:
- Process improvement techniques that streamline workflows and maximize organizational efficiency.
- How to manage complex project escalations, navigate team dynamics, and communicate effectively with key stakeholders.
- Project budget management and corporate procurement processes.
- Industry-standard project management software, tools, and organizational templates that the pros use to keep initiatives on schedule.
- Agile project management methodologies with a specialized emphasis on the Scrum framework.
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