This qualification will build you into a valuable member of any project management team by developing your relevant skills and knowledge.
Faculty of Project Management
Where project leaders and team members learn how to effectively and efficiently manage projects from concept to completion and integrate project frameworks into the operations of their organisation.
The success and failure of organisations hinges on the regular completion of projects, big and small, which is why Project Management is an essential internal capability for businesses to develop and possess.
The Faculty of Project Management is dedicated to providing Australia’s workforce with the latest tools and techniques that have been proven to achieve high-quality results at every stage of the project lifecycle. Across a range of Short Courses, Vocational Qualifications, and Higher Education programs, you will explore the role of the project leader, study proven methodologies, and learn the theory and practice of Agile.
91% of employees spend time on projects outside their functional area, and 35% say that employees do so on a regular basis
Source:
(DELOITTE 2018)
Only 2.5% of companies complete their projects 100% successfully. The rest failed to meet some of their original targets or missed the original budget or deadlines
Source:
(PwC)
The project management-oriented labour force will grow by 22 million jobs (33%) by 2027
Source:
(Project Management Institute, 2017)
$129,253 is the average salary for a Project Manager
Source:
(Indeed)
Who should attend AIM's Project Management courses?
PROJECT LEADERS
who want to expand their skillset to better achieve project goals
TEAM MEMBERS
who want to understand the whole process of project development and completion
PEOPLE MANAGER
who want to integrate project frameworks into their general operations
DEPARTMENT HEADS
who want to integrate project frameworks into their general operations
AIM Project Management Facilitators
Download the Faculty of Project Management Guide
“For me, becoming more skilled now, is actually a small investment in time and money, which will have a much bigger return later down the track.”
David Bowen,
Recent Project Management Course Participant
“Studying with AIM is so much more effective than reading a text book because the facilitator talks about real-world experience, which really reson
Julian Pinget,
Recent Project Management Course Participant
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