Which seminar to chose?

Want an introductory and hands-on tutorial on project management?
In this case, the most appropriate seminar to attend is: Project Management .

Do you want certification in Project Management and have significant project management experience?
You can attend our seminar which will return you to take the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification exam of the Project Management Institute (PMI): Preparing for PMP certification exams . To take the PMP certification exam, you must have at least three years of experience as a project manager.

Do you want certification in Project Management but do not have much experience in project management?
You can attend the seminar and take the PRINCE2 Foundation exams, which are given at the end of the seminar at our offices: Preparation and PRINCE2 Foundation certification exams. No experience as a project manager is required to participate in this examination.

Alternatively, you can attend the PMP certification preparation seminar, but take the PMI Certified Associate in Project Manageent (CAPM) exam, which does not require experience as a project manager.

Also, having passed the PRINCE2 Foundation certification, You can also give for the certification Preparation and PRINCE2 Practitioner certification exams .

Want to learn in depth one of the most popular project management software?
You can participate in the seminar: Microsoft Project 2013/2016/2019 . The training is done in a practical way using the software itself, through a series of practical applications.

In any case, before deciding on the seminar you are interested in, it is advisable to consider the following questions:

• What work experience do you have?
• What responsibilities have you had so far in relation to project management?
• What responsibilities do you envisage from now on in relation to project management?
• What kind of projects do you do?
• Have you done any project management training so far?
• Why do you want to do the training?
• How urgent is your need for training?