Learn the essentials of project management with this online bundle
TL;DR: The Complete 2021 Superstar Project Manager Bundle is on sale for £43.21 as of May 6, saving you 97% on list price.
You don’t need to be certified in project management to run a business, but it certainly doesn’t hurt to learn the basics — especially when you can do it on your own time for about £40 with the Complete 2021 Superstar Project Management Bundle.
This training, which features over 30 hours of content, dives into essential project management methodologies that can improve your team’s workflow, productivity, and results. It’s designed with beginners in mind, so the information is easy to follow and can be revisited whenever you need a refresher.
SkillSuccess professors like Hans Weemaes, a business professor, consultant, and corporate trainer, and Paul Ashun, a certified Scrum master, author, and business consultant, will lead you on your journey. Both boast high instructor ratings of over 4 out of 5 stars, so you'll definitely be in good hands.
Across 13 courses, you’ll get up to speed on some of today’s crucial project management technologies. You’ll discover how to use JIRA, a project tracking software, from all perspectives, so you can ultimately set your company up for success. You’ll also learn how to work with Trello to enhance team collaboration and productivity.
Beyond the technology, project management is ultimately defined by a few core methodologies. You’ll delve into Agile, Scrum, and Kanban to learn what it takes to effectively manage projects across all industries and environments. Kanban will help you manage your workflow, while Agile and Scrum will help you meet project deadlines and improve project delivery.
This training typically costs over £1,800, but for a limited time, you can sign up for just £43.21.
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