Project Management
The national median income in 2023 for Certified Project Management Professionals in the United States is $95,368.00, according to Lightcast labor market data. Our Project Management Professional Exam Preparation class will prepare you to take the new PMP exam, which now includes predictive, agile and hybrid approaches to managing projects. Our course also satisfies the exam eligibility requirement of 35 hours of project management training/education. To learn more, a free Information Session is available prior to the start of each class. Contact the PPL office for information about it: [email protected] or 734-462-4448.
Details on our free information session, when scheduled, can be found by visiting our News and Events page.
Project Management Class Offerings
About the Instructor
Eric van der Meulen is an experienced leader in engineering, technology, and R&D. He has broad expertise in plastics application technology and the development of new processes and products, with a strong focus on the innovation process and infrastructure. Eric is a Credentialed Project Management Professional (PMP®), and holds a number of patents in the area of printing on compound surfaces, and other aspects of polycarbonate glazing. His mission with Q’vive is to streamline the intersection of innovation strategy, new product development, and project management.
What People Are Saying
“I passed my PMP credentials exam last Thursday. It was a challenge.…Thank you for your help with the exam prep. Your course put me on the right track.” -PMP student
“I’m happy to report to you that I passed the PMP exam yesterday! The course you provided was very helpful in preparing for the exam. Thank you.” -PMP student
“The instructor was focused and effective in teaching the subject matter and recommending supplemental material to further help me gain knowledge.” -PMP student
“The cost of the course was very attractive compared to other exam prep courses. I feel I got more value than what I paid for. Thank you.” -PMP student
FAQ
Will the PMP® certification help me get a job or advance my career?
Research suggests over 2 million new project-oriented positions will need to be filled by 2027. Having the PMP certification proves to employers that you have the skills they need. Gain a competitive edge and achieve your goals with this valued certification.
For what level of project manager is this class intended?
This class is intended to boost the knowledge of the person who:
- Has been a member of project teams for several years and now wants a position as a project team leader;
- Is a project leader who wants to improve their skills and gain knowledge of valuable tools;
- Knows that project management is the direction in which his or her career is headed;
- Has been thrust into project management and needs a fast-paced, intensive education in the discipline or;
- Wants to further define and develop project management, team member, or leader skills.
What education and/or work experience is required to sit for the PMP® exam?
Before you apply to take the PMP Exam, you need to meet one of the following sets of requirements:
- A four-year degree
- 36 months leading projects
- 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM® Certification
— OR — - A high school diploma or an associate’s degree (or global equivalent)
- 60 months leading projects
- 35 hours of project management education/training or CAPM® Certification
Will there be any job search assistance with this program?
This program does not include a formal job search component. Participants are encouraged to join the local chapter (Great Lakes Chapter) of PMI where job openings are announced at meetings, through networking, and on the Great Lakes Chapter PMI website.
Who can I contact for more information about this class and the PMP exam?
For class and registration information, please contact the Personal & Professional Learning office at 734-462-4448 or [email protected].
For current specifics on the PMP exam (content, costs, testing sites, etc.) visit PMI.org.