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Managing Life’s Projects was developed by volunteers from the PMI Delaware Valley Chapter for use in their outreach to nonprofit organizations.  It is a versatile resource for providing training in the fundamentals of project management to a variety of audiences. 

The Tower Game is a fun project management exercise that can be used by students of all ages, as well as adults.

The game teaches participants to consider time, cost, quality and risk. The game can be used as an ‘ice breaker’, a stand-alone exercise or as part of a class. Watch the fun video below to learn how Pablo Lledo, PMIEF Board Chair, uses the Tower Game resource to teach his kids the importance of project management.

Since 2008, the PMI Mumbai Chapter has been helping to build the capacity of grassroots non-governmental organizations (NGOs) through project management training. To date, they’ve trained more than 85 employees from at least 37 organizations using this training course.

Nonprofits and NGOs run projects all of the time, yet many have not been introduced to project management tools that can help them function more efficiently and effectively.

This 90-minute workshop shows organizations how to implement and manage projects on a daily basis and includes an instructor MS Power Point® with notes and a participant workbook.

Project Management Skills for Life® is a guide that provides an introduction to the basics of project management as well as tools and techniques to help develop skills to become a great project manager leading successful projects.

As a parent and project management professional, Gary M. Nelson, PMP, has written a series of six youth fiction books that describe project management using age-appropriate language and examples that will resonate with youth, ages 9 – 12+. Because of his passion for teaching project management to youth, he has generously offered to donate digital copies of the books.

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