Workshops and practical skills
Prefer a practical starting point? Workshops are a fast way to build confidence and learn techniques you can use straight away – without committing to a qualification route yet.
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Not sure where to start? Pick the path that matches what you’re trying to achieve - then explore the best-fit options.
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Use these summaries to choose a qualification. Use the buttons to view course options and details.
New to project management? Start with a Foundation-level qualification (such as PRINCE2 Foundation or APM PFQ), or choose a practical workshop to build confidence first.
Choose a governance-focused qualification to strengthen oversight, standards and decision-making across projects and change.
New to PMO or governance? These qualifications can still be a strong starting point, especially at Foundation level.
Prefer a practical starting point? Workshops are a fast way to build confidence and learn techniques you can use straight away – without committing to a qualification route yet.
Or go straight to a workshop:
Whether you’re choosing your first project management qualification or building specialist capability, we make it easy to learn with confidence.
Start with your goal: do you want a structured project method, broad project management knowledge, or an agile project delivery approach. PRINCE2 is a defined project management method with governance and controls, APM builds broad project management knowledge, and AgilePM/PRINCE2 Agile focus on agile delivery in project environments. If you’re unsure, use the comparison summaries on this page and then view the qualification page for full details and options.
PRINCE2 is a project management method with defined roles, stages and controls you can apply to run projects consistently. APM courses focus on broader project management knowledge and good practice across tools, techniques and professional terminology. If you want a step-by-step method for delivery, PRINCE2 is often a good fit; if you want a wider understanding that applies across many approaches, APM may suit you better.
Choose AgilePM if you want a structured approach to managing agile projects end-to-end, with practical techniques for planning and managing delivery in an agile way. Choose PRINCE2 Agile if you want PRINCE2-style governance and controls to work effectively alongside agile delivery practices in teams. If your organisation already uses PRINCE2 controls, PRINCE2 Agile is often the most natural fit.
If you want an entry route into qualifications, a Foundation-level course is usually the best starting point (for example PRINCE2 Foundation or APM PFQ). If you’d rather build confidence first without committing to a qualification route, a practical workshop can be a great first step. The best choice depends on your role goals, how quickly you need results, and whether you want a recognised qualification.
There are plenty of free project management introductions online, including short videos, articles and taster lessons. These can be useful for getting a feel for the basics, but they usually don’t include an accredited qualification or an official exam. If your goal is a recognised credential (such as PRINCE2, APM or similar), you should expect to pay for training and assessment. If you’d like a low-commitment way to explore the topic first, you can start with 1 month’s free access to our learning library and work through bite-sized project management lessons at your own pace.
Many Foundation-level courses are suitable for beginners and do not require prior project management experience. Higher-level courses (such as Practitioner levels) may require you to have passed the relevant Foundation exam or hold an accepted prerequisite. Always check the specific qualification page for the exact entry requirements.
Workshops are ideal if you want a focused, practical outcome in a short time, or if you’re building confidence before choosing a qualification. They’re also useful if your goal is skill development rather than an accredited credential. If you need a widely recognised qualification for career progression or employer requirements, a qualification route is usually the better fit.
Yes. We deliver private training for organisations and can tailor the focus, delivery approach and scheduling to your needs. Team training is a good option if you want consistent capability across a group, or if you’re aligning training to your internal project governance and ways of working.
Yes, many learners study alongside work by choosing a format and pace that fits their schedule. Some courses have self-paced options, and instructor-led courses run on scheduled dates, so you can plan ahead. The available study options vary by qualification, so check the relevant qualification page to see what’s available for your chosen route.
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Project management courses give professionals the confidence and knowledge to deliver successful projects and achieve organisational goals. These courses combine essential management skills with practical tools to help learners plan, lead, and control projects effectively.
Choosing project management courses allows professionals to gain recognised qualifications and learn Agile project management methods that can be applied across industries and sectors.
Participants develop leadership, communication, and risk management skills while understanding earned value management, team motivation, and stakeholder engagement.
Online project management courses provide the flexibility to study anywhere and at any time, perfect for managers balancing career and learning commitments.
This mode of online course delivery allows interactive sessions, digital resources, and continual professional development opportunities that fit around work schedules.
Online learning ensures learners can start immediately, revise at their own pace, and gain accreditation from respected institutions offering project management courses online.
Strong leadership is a core principle of project management courses, helping managers align project strategy with organisational objectives and long-term growth.
These project leadership courses focus on developing confidence, decision-making, and the ability to manage diverse project teams effectively.
Understanding project strategy enables professionals to evaluate programmes, prioritise goals, and deliver measurable value through structured project management training.
Accredited project management courses demonstrate commitment to quality learning and adherence to global standards such as APM project management frameworks.
Diplomas and professional qualifications validate your project management expertise and open pathways to senior management roles and further degree programmes.
Yes, accredited project management courses ensure content is aligned with industry expectations and support continuing professional development for managers.
Project development courses teach detailed planning, delivery, and evaluation techniques, ensuring every project phase is managed efficiently from start to completion.
Interactive workshops simulate real scenarios so participants can apply project management principles to practical challenges faced by project managers.
Completing advanced project management courses helps learners gain recognised credentials and practical skills essential for long-term professional success.
Ongoing training ensures that project managers maintain current skills and stay competitive in a fast-changing professional environment.
Regular participation in project management courses strengthens understanding, enhances performance, and supports career progression through lifelong learning.