Project Management Training Courses to Build In-Demand Skills
Build practical project management skills with globally recognised certifications accredited by the Project Management Institute (PMI), Prince2, APMG, and APM.
- Gain industry-recognised certifications that future-proof your career
- Career-focused courses aligned to real employer demand
- Study flexibly around work and life with part-time, online learning
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Project Management
Project management courses: A summary
What are project management courses and how can they help me in my career?
Our project management courses are designed to give you the practical skills and industry-recognised certifications needed to succeed in one of the most in-demand business disciplines.
From planning and managing projects to leading teams, controlling budgets, delivering results on time, and implementing AI automation, these courses focus on real-world skills employers value. You’ll train towards globally recognised project management certifications that demonstrate your expertise and open doors to roles across industries.
Whether you’re new to project management or looking to upskill, project management training provides a structured, supported pathway to gaining job-ready skills and building a future-proof career.
What are the best project management courses?
The top project management certifications to get
The best project management courses depend on your goals, career ambitions, and level of experience — and the good news is there are clear pathways for everyone, including complete beginners.
Entry-level project management courses and certifications, such as the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®), introduce the core principles of planning, managing, and delivering projects, making them ideal if you’re starting from scratch. More advanced courses focus on specialist knowledge and leadership-level skills, including widely recognised certifications such as PMP or APM.
The right course combines practical, hands-on learning with industry-recognised qualifications employers trust, helping you build job-ready skills and progress confidently into a career in project management.
Popular project management certifications employers like to see
- Entry-level project certifications: Average salaries between £40,000 and £50,000 per year
Note: while these courses are entry-level, they may still have some prerequisites. One of our dedicated Career Consultants can explain what these may be on a free call.
Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®)APM Project Fundamentals Qualification (PFQ)AgilePM® FoundationPRINCE2 Foundation
- Intermediate & advanced project certifications: Earn between £35,000 and £250,000+ a year
These courses will all have prerequisites such as certain qualifications and/or prior experience in the industry. Our multi-course learning pathways help you move from entry level to these higher-level courses at a good pace.
AgilePM® PractitionerAPM Project Management Qualification (PMQ)Project Management Professional (PMP®)PRINCE2 Practitioner
These are by no means exhaustive lists; they simply showcase some of the most commonly sought-after project management qualifications by employers.
Project Management certifications, roles & salaries
The roles and salaries our certifications prepare you for
Our project management courses guide you towards industry-recognised, often global certifications, combining practical, job-ready skills with qualifications that will lead to real jobs and employment opportunities in the sector.
Below are the kind of roles and salaries you can expect by acquiring industry-recognised certifications with us.
- Project Manager salaries average out at about £65,000 in the UK
- The average Project Co-ordinator salary at the junior level is £38,833, with a salary range of £25,000 to £50,000
- Salaries for Assistant Project Managers typically fall within the range of £35,000 to £65,000.
- Starting salaries for a Senior Project Manager are around £60,000, going as high as £130,000 and above
- According to recent data from Adzuna, there are over 53,000 project management jobs currently advertised in the UK
Source: Adzuna.co.uk
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