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Course Description

Certificate | 30 hours | 3.0 CEUs

The Project Management Self-Paced Certificate is earned by completing 30 hours of practical training focused on developing the essential skills needed to begin or grow a career in project management. Designed to prepare participants for in-demand roles across multiple industries by developing practical project management, leadership, and operational skills.

Ready to get started? Request a demo or connect with our team today—email info@workforcecenter.slu.edu or call 314-977-3226.

Storm Wind

Project Management Self-Paced Certificate Library:

Access to 100+ on-demand courses designed to successfully manage projects in today’s fast-paced business environment. Covering project planning & execution, agile & scrum methodologies, leadership & communication, process improvement, digital project tools, and emerging technologies.

  • Expert Insights: Practical Project Management with Liz Callahan
  • Practical Project Management: Introduction
  • Practical Project Management: Plan Execution
  • Practical Project Management: Project Follow-Up
  • Practical Project Management: Project Planning
  • Practical Project Management: Skills
  • Practical Project Management: Vocabulary
  • Project Implementation
  • Project Implementation (Part 1 of 5): Day-to-Day Project Management
  • Project Implementation (Part 2 of 5): Project Problem Solving
  • Project Implementation (Part 3 of 5): Conducting a Post-Project Evaluation
  • Project Implementation (Part 4 of 5): Controlling Change
  • Project Implementation (Part 5 of 5): Managing Project Closure
  • Project Management Pre-Work
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 1 of 18): Introduction to Project Pre-Work
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 2 of 18): Identifying Project Parameters
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 3 of 18): Defining Project Problems or Opportunities
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 4 of 18): Determining Project Requirements
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 5 of 18): Listing and Organizing Needs and Wants
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 6 of 18): Validating Project Assumptions
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 7 of 18): Developing a Project Goal Statement
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 8 of 18): Determining the Best Project Plan
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 9 of 18): Understanding Project Risks
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 10 of 18): Quantifying Project Risks
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 11 of 18): Creating Strong Project Proposals
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 12 of 18): Identifying Key Project Personnel
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 13 of 18): Securing Commitment in Projects
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 14 of 18): Project Authority Planning
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 15 of 18): Allocating Project Responsibilities
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 16 of 18): Making Meaningful Project Requests
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 17 of 18): Project Complexity Analysis
  • Project Management Pre-Work (Part 18 of 18): The Project Kickoff Meeting
  • Project Management Essentials for IT Pros
  • The Future PM - 10 Skills You’ll Need by 2030
  • The Top Five Programs to Help You Efficiently Manage Projects
  • Agile Ceremonies
  • Agile Made Practical: Real Techniques for Real Teams
  • Agile Methodologies for a Cybersecurity-Centric Organization
  • Agile Metric Strategies
  • Agile Roles and Responsibilities
  • Application of Agile Principles
  • Best Practices for Scrum Team Success
  • Building Successful Scrum Teams
  • Estimating Techniques for Agile Projects
  • eXtreme Programming Explored: Revolutionizing Software Development
  • Kanban for Software Development: Enhancing Workflow Efficiency
  • Scrum Essentials: Revolutionizing Software Project Delivery
  • Three Agile Methodologies to Transform How You Manage Projects
  • Three Scrum Concepts all Project Managers Should Know
  • Transitioning to Agile Project Management
  • Working with Kanban Boards
  • A Six Step Plan to Earn Your PMP
  • Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® Official Exam Prep
  • Cracking the New PMI-ACP Exam Format
  • Four Question Types to Expect on the Updated PMP® Exam
  • Four Ways to Catapult Your Career by Getting Your PMP
  • Promote Your Career With the CAPM®
  • The Five Ways PMP's See the World Differently
  • The Great PMP Shakeup of 2021
  • The Latest in Agile and Predictive PMP Concepts
  • Update: PMI Finally Retires the 6th Edition PMBOK
  • Upskill Your Projects With the New CAPM® Certification
  • PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)
  • PMP Official Exam Prep
  • Emotional Intelligence and Psychological Safety in Project Management
  • Lead Smarter: Boost Your Project Success with Emotional Intelligence
  • Mastering Risk Management: Identifying, Assessing, and Mitigating Risks
  • PM Leadership Skills: Building a Communications Management Plan that Works
  • PM Leadership Skills: Leading a Cross-Cultural Virtual Team
  • PM Leadership Skills: Motivating a Team of Individuals
  • PM Leadership Skills: Negotiating for More
  • PMBOK Guide 6th Ed. Focus: Balancing Time, Cost, and Scope
  • PMBOK Guide 6th Ed. Focus: Planning for Risk Management
  • PMBOK Guide 6th Edition Focus: Initiating a Project
  • PMBOK Guide 6th Edition Focus: Managing a Project Team
  • Project Teams
  • Project Teams (Part 1 of 9): Five Types of Project Teams
  • Project Teams (Part 2 of 9): Stages of Project Team Development
  • Project Teams (Part 3 of 9): Facilitating Project Team Growth
  • Project Teams (Part 4 of 9): Improving Project Team Communication
  • Project Teams (Part 5 of 9): Interacting With Different Communication Styles
  • Project Teams (Part 6 of 9): Navigating Cross-Cultural Differences
  • Project Teams (Part 7 of 9): Status Reporting Methods
  • Project Teams (Part 8 of 9): Leveraging Scrum Meetings
  • Project Teams (Part 9 of 9): Collaborating With Project Management Software
  • Using AI Without Losing Control: Practical Guidance for Project Managers
  • AI for Project Managers
  • Getting Started with AI in Your Project Management Workflow
  • ChatGPT: The Secret Weapon for Project Managers
  • Preparing for the AI-Driven Future of Project Management
  • Revolutionizing Project Management with ChatGPT and Microsoft Planner
  • Unlock the Power of ChatGPT for Effective Project Management
  • Communication Management in Predictive Projects
  • Risk Management in Predictive Projects
  • Schedule Management in Waterfall Projects
  • Scope Management in Waterfall Projects
  • PM Fundamentals: Waterfall/Predictive Project Management
  • Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
  • Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt
  • Microsoft Project 2019
  • Practical Project Management with Microsoft Project
  • CompTIA Project+ (PK0-005)
  • Project Management for a Cybersecurity-Centric Organization

Additional Information

The Project Management Self-Paced Certificate Library provides access to StormWind’s CyberSecurity catalog, including live and on-demand courses, hands-on labs, practice exams, mentoring, and learning paths—delivering a flexible learning experience for Project Management.

Duration

Students receive 12 months of access to the Project Management Self-Paced Certificate Library and must complete 30 hours of coursework to earn the Project Management Self-Paced Certificate, building market-relevant management skills to support career advancement.

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Section Title
Project Management Self-Paced Certificate
Type
Online: Self Paced
Dates
Jan 01, 2026 to Dec 31, 2026
Schedule and Location
# of Course Hours
30.0
Delivery Option
Course Fee(s)
Rate non-credit $1,900.00
Potential Discount(s)

Section Notes

One Year Access to the Project Management Self-Paced Certificate Library, featuring 100+ classes to choose from. To earn the certificate, participants must complete a minimum of 30 hours of training.

Level up your skills! Request a demo or connect with our team today—email info@workforcecenter.slu.edu or call 314-977-3226.

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