Description:
This micro-credential recognizes and validates the learner’s successful completion of the University of Maine System (UMS) Project Management pathway (Levels 1, 2 and 3). Learners are able to use the knowledge and skills gained in training to effectively implement and apply project management skills in a work-based setting. Earning this micro-credential puts a learner on a path to earn the Project Management Institute’s Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. Learners completed 56 hours of comprehensive project management training that included an overview of the Project Management Institute’s Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK) frameworks, skills and competencies required to manage a project. Learners’ skills and competencies include an examination of the situation, setting goals to incorporate learning into their individual work plan, team organization, identification of tasks, estimating resources, setting schedules, managing risk, and completion of a plan. Learners received a positive appraisal of their work, demonstrating competency in project management. Evidence was verified and assessed by authorized UMS Project Management instructors to ensure UMS micro-credential quality standards were met.
Contact Information:
- University of Southern Maine: Eleanor Udeh (email for more information: eleanor.udeh@maine.edu) and Angela Paolucci (email for more information: angela.paolucci@maine.edu)
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Categories:
- Skills (Career)
Who is Eligible:
Badgr Pages for the Levels of the Micro-Credential:
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Last Update: 3/6/23