Project Management: Do you have the right stuff?
Why?
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 7% increase in demand for Project Managers between 2023 and 2033, more than double the national average. Some sectors are seeing growth even more than that:
IT 12%
Construction 11%
Healthcare 17%
The future looks bright for this career choice.
The PMP, Project Management Professional, is the GOLD standard globally for Project Managers with over 1.4 million certified professionals.
PMP certification holders earn 33% more than non- certified Project Managers. Why? Organizations report PMP certified managers deliver projects on time and within budget 76% of the time. The PMP is a game changer for industry professionals.
The PMP requires proven experience in Project Management and formal education.
The CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) is for those who wish to launch a career in Project Management.
Entrepreneur Media, Inc. ranked the CAPM #1 of the top 9 most in-demand certifications. It helps to establish roles such as:
• Assistant Project Manager
• Project Administrator
• Project Analyst
• Project Coordinator
• Project Manager
• PMI Technical Project Manager
The CAPM proves foundational skills project teams demand, the principles and practices that guide project managers to effectively plan, execute, and control projects.
The Department of Labor reports Project Management salaries range from $57,500 to $163,040, with the average being $98,580.
With over 25 years success in professional development, CTT (Center for Technology Training) is poised to help new and experienced professionals accomplish their CAPM and PMP certifications.
Trust Analytica ranked CTT in the top 10 for Project Management training in 2025, we are the “RESPONSIBLE CHOICE”.