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Step 1
Ask about training within your company if you are currently employed and want to move to a Project Management position. Many large companies offer Project Management classes to help you achieve your desired position.
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Step 2
Talk to your manager about training options if you are currently employed and your company does not offer Project Management classes. Employers will often pay for Project Management training and even allow you to complete classes during work hours if it will help you improve your skill set for your current or future position with the company.
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Step 3
Contact your local university, college, or community college and ask about Project Management classes and programs. Some may offer degrees in Project Management, while others might offer continuing education classes. Weigh your options and decide which is best to get you where you want to be.
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Step 4
Search online for Project Management classes if an online degree or course is better suited to your needs. Online courses are great if you have an unusual schedule or busy lifestyle. Make sure you research any online institution prior to paying them for classes to avoid internet scams.
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Step 5
Talk to your advisor or counselor if you are currently in school and are interested in Project Management. Your advisor can help you select Project Management classes that are best for your career goals.













Comments
paint-it said
on 12/29/2008 Very informative and practical...thanks!
maryellen1001 said
on 12/24/2008 Great tips & info! Thanks.