We are a locally owned company that provides experienced, practicing project managers to businesses and government agencies for their training, mentoring, and project coaching needs.

Public class schedules can be found at PM One Calendar.

For information on private / on-site classes, please Contact Us!

“Dan got the point across to the class that Project Management is leadership. He lit a fire within them. You would not have believed all the wonderful things they said about Dan.”

- Dr. Steve Mauldin, College of Charleston

This three day class satisfies the PMI-required classroom contact hours in order to sit for the exam! The class is limited to twelve students due to the interactive, hands-on nature of the class.

You will be given 21 hours of first class, hands on, interactive instruction along with all required study materials!  

PM 101 Class (The Basics!)

This is an introductory course that was initially developed for the State of SC's Project Management training program as a two day class. However, we have now grown the class to three days in order to include one day dedicated to team development and conflict resolution.

This three day class will introduce staff to project management, and refresh those of us who have been practicing project management for years. We always have a few PMPs attend each class, and they get several benefits from the course:

• They are reminded of the basics of good project management.
• They are able to support their project teams who are attending the training.
• They earn 24 PDUs for the three days!

So whether you are new to project management or a seasoned professional, you will enjoy attending this interactive and engaging class.

We call the second half of PM 101 "Tool Time!", or, PM 102, because it takes the concepts taught on the first day and allows the students to actually practice using their new tools and techniques on a practice project designed for the class.

For instance PM 101 introduces the students to the concept of a WBS, while PM 102 has the students create a WBS in small groups for a practice project. PM 101 discusses risk analysis, while PM 102 engages the students in actually creating a risk matrix (with qualitative analysis) on a practice project. 

We consider PM 102 to be a practicum for the theories and methods taught in PM 101. Both classes are interactive and includes lots of activities, group exercises, and discussion.

This class may also be customized for a customer so that the practice exercises are using real projects at the organization, allowing the project team to attend training and leave the class with actual project deliverables.

For more information on these classes, contact us now by going to Contact Us.