This course consists of four modules and serves as the final, capstone course in the Google Project Management Certificate program. In this course, you’ll put into practice the project management knowledge and skills you’ve gained throughout the program. It is recommended that learners complete Courses 1-5 before beginning, as they provide the necessary foundation for the hands-on activities in this course.

Throughout the course, you’ll follow the work of a project manager in real-world scenarios and engage in numerous practical activities. You will:

• Analyze project documents to identify requirements and assess stakeholders.
• Create a project charter to align project scope and goals with stakeholders.
• Define tasks and milestones, documenting and prioritizing them within a project plan.
• Establish quality management standards and learn how to present qualitative data effectively.
• Demonstrate the impact of your project through clear and compelling reporting.

By the end of this course, you’ll have developed a portfolio of project management artifacts that showcase your abilities in stakeholder management, planning, and communication. These artifacts will demonstrate your job readiness when applying for roles in the field. To further prepare you for interviews, you’ll reflect on past projects, develop an “elevator pitch,” and practice answering common interview questions. Google project managers will continue to provide guidance, sharing strategies, tools, and resources to help you achieve your career goals.

After completing this course, you’ll be ready to apply for entry-level project management positions, and you’ll earn a certification of completion badge, which will be recognizable to employers.