Project Management Courses NYC
Learn project managements concepts and skills to organize, plan, and manage projects in hands-on classroom and corporate training in New York. Our project management classes are taught by top instructors using our proprietary curriculum.
Small Group Project Management Classes
Our Project Management courses are instructor-led in our Manhattan classrooms, which are fully equipped with computers and any necessary software.
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Intro to Project Management
$209 7 HoursThe course begins with a review of project management terminology so that students learn to speak the language of a project manager. Students will obtain a firm grasp of different methods and strategies used in the field of project management.
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Advanced Project Management
$299 7 HoursIn this Intermediate/Advanced Project Management course, students delve deeper into project management concepts include task analysis, critical path method, planning, project timelines, and ongoing monitoring.
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PMP Certification Bootcamp
$1295 35 HoursThe four-day PMP® Exam course covers everything you need to pass the Project Management Professional or PMP ® exam. This bootcamp includes a detailed exam prep guide, video curriculum, and lessons taught by a top PMP ® certified instructor.
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CAPM Certification Bootcamp
$895 35 HoursThe four-day CAPM ® Exam course covers everything you need to pass the Certified Associate in Project Management or CAPM ® exam. In this intensive, bootcamp training, you'll study alongside experienced project managers to prepare for the CAPM exam.
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Microsoft Project Level I
$229 6 HoursCovers the basic skills, including: identifying the basic features and components of the Microsoft Project environment, creating a new project plan file and entering project information, managing tasks by organizing tasks and setting task relationships, managing resources for a project and finalizing a project plan.
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Microsoft Project Level II
$229 6 HoursConcentrates on some more advanced skills, including: identifying the basic features and components of the Microsoft Project environment, creating a new project plan file and entering project information, managing tasks by organizing tasks and setting task relationships, managing resources for a project and finalizing a project plan.
