Four free courses. One real project of yours in each.
I do not teach project management by explaining it. Every course here puts you to work on something that is yours — a project, a Sprint, a process — and the theory arrives where you need it, in the middle of the work.
They are free, they run at your pace, and the artificial intelligence you already use helps at every step: I hand you the prompt, it proposes, and you decide. Nothing about your work belongs to the machine.
Your first real project from nothing to a formal close, in ten steps. An article, a template and a graded quiz at every step, and a board where the work actually lives.
All 40 processes of the PMBOK Guide, Eighth Edition, in the order you would follow on a real project. One lesson a week — or move faster by answering the quiz.
Three real Sprints on a project of your own, from the Objective and four Key Results to the final presentation. Eighteen lessons arrive by email, twice a week, and every one of them is also a free article here.
One real process of your own through the five phases of the BPM lifecycle: the AS-IS as a BPMN 2.0 diagram, the analysis, the TO-BE and the indicators. Ten lessons, free to read here, driven from a package you download, with a graded quiz on every one.
The books that go with the courses
The courses are free and complete on their own. The books are for anyone who would rather read the whole journey at once, in order, with the reasoning behind each decision — they are paid, on Kindle. See all four books →
Ten steps from an idea to a formal close, in the order you actually run them, with twelve free templates and two projects worked end to end. The place to start if you have never run a project.
Three real Sprints on a project of your own, from the Objective to the final presentation, with the whole of Scrum along the way and the AI you already use at every event.
One real process of your own through the five phases of the BPM lifecycle: the AS-IS as a BPMN 2.0 diagram, the analysis, the TO-BE, and indicators that prove what changed.
How a free course with a certificate works
1. Create a free account on Project Together — it takes under a minute.
2. Learn by doing: the lessons are here as articles and arrive by email at your own pace, and your project lives on a real board.
3. Answer the quiz at the end of every lesson — that is what records your progress — and receive a certificate of completion with an online verification code you can put on LinkedIn.
All four courses work the same way: every lesson carries one graded question, and the certificate is issued when you have answered them all. Nothing is scored by hand and nothing depends on my opinion of your work.
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