State of Oregon: Employee resources and state workforce - Oregon Project Management & Business Analysis Training

The DAS Chief Human Resources Office offers training on project management, business analysis, and portfolio management for Oregon state government and local government employees. Below is a listing of the training programs offered on a regular basis.

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Oregon Project Management Certification Program (OPMCP)

The OPMCP is the Oregon state government's premier project management development program. It is available to all state employees and local governments. The OPMCP is designed to develop leaders in all the project management disciplines. This certification program includes 14 training classes (modules) over a 4-5 month period. To receive certification, students must pass a post-test after each module and pass a final exam. Students who pass these exams will then be certified as an Oregon Project Management Associate (OPMA) and will receive a certificate signed by the Governor.

The Oregon Project Management Associate (OPMA) certification has been added to Oregon state governments Project Manager classifications and is equivalent to one year of project management experience. The OPMA certification also counts as one year of experience to meet the minimum qualifications for other classifications/positions that include project management duties such as, but not limited to, Operation and Policy Analyst, Program Analysts, and Information Systems Specialists.

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Overview of Project Management & Business Analysis

This overview course provides fundamental Project Management and Business Analyst concepts and frameworks, and how these roles support and deliver value in an organization. Topics for this course will include business analysis and project management core concepts, common roles, terminology, best practices, methodologies, and project approaches.

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Introduction to Managing Projects Training Series

The purpose of this training series is to teach the fundamentals of project management. This training series will provide foundational skills to effectively leverage key project management concepts, implement effective project management processes, and apply tools and techniques to manage small to mid-size projects.

This training series has been split into six individual courses. You can take all the courses available or select the courses most relevant to the work you do.

**IMPORTANT** You must complete the DAS – CHRO – Overview of Project Management and Business Analysis course before taking any of the other courses in this series.

This training series consists of the following courses. Click on each course for more information, schedule, and cost.

* Courses have overlapping skillsets between the discipline of Business Analysis and Project Management and are applicable to both roles.

Introduction to Business Analysis Training Series

The purpose of this training series is to teach the fundamentals of business analysis and provide several techniques that can be used to collaborate with project team members and stakeholders to define requirements and processes.

This training series has been split into five individual courses. You can take all the courses available or select the courses most relevant to the work you do.

**IMPORTANT** You must complete the DAS – CHRO – Overview of Project Management and Business Analysis course before taking any of the other courses in this series.

This training series consists of the following courses. Click on each course for more information, schedule, and cost.

* Courses have overlapping skillsets between the discipline of Business Analysis and Project Management and are applicable to both roles.

Project Management Advisory Board

The Oregon Project Management Advisory Board (OPMAB) is a volunteer board promoting professional project and program management as a standard discipline and best business model for state and local government, following the tenets of project and program management as defined by the Project Management Institute (PMI). To this end, the board collaborates with DAS to provide information and training, including administration of the state's project management certification program. DAS is currently offering training available to all state and local government employees.

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