Project Management

Program summary

Want to climb the ladder in your current field or make a career change? Looking for more responsibility and a better salary? The Project Management micropathway can help launch you into a supervisory, leadership, or management position. Gain and refine the skills—project management, interpersonal communication, leadership, and teambuilding—you need to help get where you want to go.

What You'll Get

• A certificate in Project Management from North Seattle College, including skills in project management tools and techniques, making and giving effective presentations, and building, managing, and motivating teams
• You’ll meet the educational requirements for Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute – the world’s leading project management certification

Program Details

Full details, including program, application, and enrollment information are available at northseattle.edu/programs/project-management.
 

Job and Salary Prospects

The skills you’ll gain in the Project Management micropathway program are incredibly versatile and sought by employers across diverse industries such as healthcare, social services, construction, manufacturing, retail, hospitality, and business. The options are endless.

Salaries range widely depending on your chosen industry. For example, supervisors in retail and food service settings earn approximately $50K - $72K per year. Managers in nonprofit, office, or social service settings make between $60K - $80K on average. Supervisors in manufacturing settings earn an average of $72K per year, or upwards of $110K with experience. Supervisors in construction settings can earn between $102K - $150K on average.