On the top Menu you can find a PM Certification which includes many templates, freebies and other resources. Alternatively, you can also Google it or I guess hope someone else from this community has one that they can share with you.
Skillshare doesn't provide Certifications like other online learning platforms such as Udemy. Having said that, if you have enrolled in one of my courses available on Skillshare, you won't get the "Skillshare" Certificate but one that I personally provide from one of my platforms. Community AnnounceRead more
Hi Bernard, there are plenty of job opportunities for PMs out there. A simple Google Search can showcase thousands of results. Same goes for LinkedIn or any of the many job sites around the world. If you're looking to work from your home country for another country that will be harder, but not imposRead more
Yes of course. But don't rely only on a Certification to get a job. Continue your life-long learning journey, put into practice what you have learnt, volunteer and start leading projects. Experience is as if not more valuable than any Certification.
They are different "branches" or "specialties" of the same discipline. As an analogy, think of a Project Manager like a GP (General Practitioner or Doctor), so a generalist in the field of medicine. Then you have specialists such as for example a dermatologist or a cardiologist. A dermatologist woulRead more
I would recommend The Agile Crash Course. Plus any of the courses included in the "Freebies" section of the course (both the Project Management Course & The Agile Crash Course) and also the courses you can find in the Bonus Lecture of both of these courses.
Easy. Just download it first before trying to edit the Certificate as per the Instructions you received when you completed the course. The system won't let you edit the Master version which is online in the cloud, but you will be able to edit it once you download it and add your own details.
Not really Matias. I recommend you explore Freelancer.com you'll find plenty of remote job opportunities there for PMs or aspiring PMs. Like anything else, you'll need to start building a profile and a reputation initially, so prioritize experience over money. In the long run it will pay off. You miRead more
Hi Regina, I would recommend the Agile & Scrum Certifications you can find on the Menu of thePMKB website under "Certifications" right at the top. In addition to that, I would encourage you to explore the Freebies included in the Project Management Certification course as well as in the other coRead more
PEP
Mauricio Rubio
On the top Menu you can find a PM Certification which includes many templates, freebies and other resources. Alternatively, you can also Google it or I guess hope someone else from this community has one that they can share with you.
Skillshare
Mauricio Rubio
Skillshare doesn't provide Certifications like other online learning platforms such as Udemy. Having said that, if you have enrolled in one of my courses available on Skillshare, you won't get the "Skillshare" Certificate but one that I personally provide from one of my platforms. Community AnnounceRead more
Job Inquiry
Mauricio Rubio
Hi Bernard, there are plenty of job opportunities for PMs out there. A simple Google Search can showcase thousands of results. Same goes for LinkedIn or any of the many job sites around the world. If you're looking to work from your home country for another country that will be harder, but not imposRead more
Agile
Mauricio Rubio
Yes of course. But don't rely only on a Certification to get a job. Continue your life-long learning journey, put into practice what you have learnt, volunteer and start leading projects. Experience is as if not more valuable than any Certification.
Project Manager
Mauricio Rubio
They are different "branches" or "specialties" of the same discipline. As an analogy, think of a Project Manager like a GP (General Practitioner or Doctor), so a generalist in the field of medicine. Then you have specialists such as for example a dermatologist or a cardiologist. A dermatologist woulRead more
Is there an Alternative to Microsoft Project?
Mauricio Rubio
Thanks for sharing Ian. I am familiar with CA and I actually currently use it :)
can someone help to advise which course should we take after PMC course on Udemy? regarding project management.
Mauricio Rubio
I would recommend The Agile Crash Course. Plus any of the courses included in the "Freebies" section of the course (both the Project Management Course & The Agile Crash Course) and also the courses you can find in the Bonus Lecture of both of these courses.
The PMKB certificate ate
Mauricio Rubio
Easy. Just download it first before trying to edit the Certificate as per the Instructions you received when you completed the course. The system won't let you edit the Master version which is online in the cloud, but you will be able to edit it once you download it and add your own details.
Ask for information
Mauricio Rubio
Not really Matias. I recommend you explore Freelancer.com you'll find plenty of remote job opportunities there for PMs or aspiring PMs. Like anything else, you'll need to start building a profile and a reputation initially, so prioritize experience over money. In the long run it will pay off. You miRead more
What is next?
Mauricio Rubio
Hi Regina, I would recommend the Agile & Scrum Certifications you can find on the Menu of thePMKB website under "Certifications" right at the top. In addition to that, I would encourage you to explore the Freebies included in the Project Management Certification course as well as in the other coRead more