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Getting Projects Started with Project Management Online Training
This entry-level project management training prepares learners to research whether a project is feasible, propose the scope and limits of the project to stakeholders, and get approval. There's a common misconception that getting a project started is simple and fast. In reality, if a project isn't started correctly, it may not get completed at all. Without proper initiation and pre-planning, you can't be sure that by the time the project is completed it'll be what was needed.
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What you'll learn
- Defining the project at the broadest level
- Establishing a business case
- Researching and testing feasibility
- Defining stakeholders
- Drafting project charter
- Outlining purpose and requirements
FAQs
How do I get my projects off the ground?
Can you start as a project manager with no experience?
Why is there an entire course on getting projects started?
Who should take this project management course?
Who is this for?
This Getting Projects Started with Project Management training is considered associate-level project management training, which means it was designed for project coordinators and beginner project managers.



What our learners say
CBT Nuggets is exactly what I needed.
Having access to on-demand labs that I could spin up instantly was very helpful. I didn’t have to have a home environment with a bunch of virtual machines spun up. Or worry about destroying things.
When learning a new technology, people sometimes build a wall that complicates the learning process because of the unknown. I like tearing down that wall — and having people fall in love with that technology.
Download the free Getting Projects Started study plan to complete this course in about 8 hours.
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