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Frequently Asked Questions
Which online course is best for PMP certification?
There isn't a single course that's officially recognised as the best path to PMP certification, since PMP is a credential from the Project Management Institute rather than an Australian qualification. Instead, look at project management courses ranging from Certificate IV to Master's Degree, delivered online or on-campus through RTOs, TAFEs and universities. Choosing a course that matches your current experience and career goals matters more than any single provider claim.
Is PMP worth it in Australia?
Whether PMP certification is worth it depends on your career goals and the industry you work in, since some employers value it while others prioritise formal qualifications like a Diploma or Graduate Certificate in project management. Studying a recognised project management course can build skills in areas like change management and business management. Compare study modes and provider types to find an option that fits your schedule and budget.
Can I pass PMP in two months?
PMP exam preparation timelines vary by person, so there's no fixed answer for everyone. Separately, structured project management courses on this page run from three months up to two years, depending on the qualification level you choose. A shorter course, such as a short course or Certificate IV, can build foundational skills faster than a longer Graduate Diploma or Master's Degree.
Are project management courses free in Australia?
Government funding depends on the provider and the state you're in. Some project management courses are government-funded or subsidised, while others aren't. You can see this listed against each course on this page, or enquire to check your eligibility directly with the provider.
How much do project managers earn in Australia?
Pay for project managers varies by state, industry and experience level. According to PayScale Australia, project manager salaries can differ significantly based on seniority and sector. Studying a relevant qualification, such as the Double Diploma of Project Management and Leadership and Management, can help build the skills employers look for.