Build your Project Management skills with PMI® Certifications

About PMI®

Empowering over 2.9 million professionals worldwide, the Project Management Institute® stands at the pinnacle of growth in the project, program, and portfolio management industry. It was founded in 1969 and has been consistently evolving to deliver value through its global advocacy, collaboration, education, and research. With more than 600,000 members and 1.5 million gross credential holders in nearly every country, PMI® offers numerous certifications, resources, tools, academic research, publications, professional development courses, and networking opportunities to its learners and contributors.

Increase your Earning Power with PMI® certifications

There's never been a better time to be a Project Manager. According to the Earning Power: Project Management Salary Survey (11th edition, 2020) practitioners with a PMP® certification earn 22% higher median salaries than those without.

Project management skills and expertise are growing in demand across the globe every day and a PMI certified professional's earning potential remains as promising as ever. PMI's career-defining credentials help you widen your career opportunities and equip you with skills needed to take on the challenging role of Project/Product Management with expertise.

Validate your project management expertise with PMI's globally renowned credentials, boost your career as a project management professional and deliver value and enable change in the project management world.

Drive Business Results with Project Management Training

Project management is a strategic opportunity to bring improvement in business development. The constantly changing and disrupted world of the business project can be aligned with implementation through the strategies of project, program, and portfolio management.

As per PMI's Pulse of the Profession® study, projects of high-performing organizations wasted 13 times less money and successfully met goals two and a half times more often than their low-performing counterparts.

Over 90 percent of organizations believe that to truly succeed, project practitioners need to have training in technical project management skills, leadership, and strategic and business management.

Empower your teams with Project Management skills that help you achieve organizational goals through proficient resolution-making plans, determined priorities, and transformation efforts. It's the frame of mind that leads to success.