No. Many of our courses are designed for beginners and professionals who work on projects but are not formally trained. Advanced courses clearly state any prerequisites.
Most of our courses are internationally accredited and recognised across multiple industries worldwide. Some courses are offered directly by PM Academy and include a certificate of completion focused on practical, real-world project management skills.
If you’re new, we recommend starting with our guide “Which course is right for me?“. If you’re unsure, we’re happy to guide you
Our courses focus on real-world application, not just theory. You’ll learn how to apply concepts to real projects, teams, and organisational environments.
Most courses are delivered online live virtual instructor-led sessions; if you would like to get your team trained, we offer training sessions for 8-10 delegates minimum.
Course duration varies by level and subject. Courses run over a few days; each course page provides full details.
Yes. Upon successful completion, you will receive a certificate of completion or internationally accredited certification when taking and passing the exam, depending on the course.
Many learners enrol to improve employability, move into project roles, gain promotions, or increase earning potential. Project management skills are highly transferable and in demand.
Many certification bodies now offer online proctored exams as well as test-centre options. Exam delivery depends on the specific certification.
Most certification bodies allow exam retakes, usually after a waiting period. Rules vary by certification, and we guide learners through the process.
Yes. We offer customised corporate and group training, tailored to organisational needs, industries, and delivery goals.
We support organisations with services such as:
- Project and programme recovery
- Project management maturity assessments
- PMO setup and optimisation
- Project health checks and audits
- Strategic facilitation and delivery support
Our advisory services are designed for executives, decision-makers, delivery leaders, and organisations experiencing delivery challenges or undergoing change.
No. Project management skills are used in NGOs, startups, government, healthcare, education, and community projects, anywhere work needs structure and delivery.
That’s completely normal. If you’re unsure, contact us and we’ll help you decide based on your experience, goals, and career direction, no pressure.
You can contact us via the website contact form or request a call. Our team will respond and guide you through your next steps.