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£36,397 - £52,293
Culham
PERMANENT
Competitive
North Yorkshire
PERMANENT
Competitive
London
PERMANENT
£45,000 - £60,000
City of London
PERMANENT
£35,000 - £40,000
Essex
PERMANENT
Excellent
Chessington
PERMANENT
Excellent
Lanzenkirchen
PERMANENT
£45,753 - £51,668
Bristol
CONTRACT
£38,261 - £39,838
Bristol
PERMANENT
Excellent
Bath Row, Birmingham, B15 1LZ
CONTRACT
Competitive
Stoke on Trent
PERMANENT
Excellent
Luton
PERMANENT
£65,000 - £70,000
Reading
PERMANENT
Excellent
Leeds
PERMANENT
£90,000 - £110,000
City of London
PERMANENT
£400 - £425
Bristol
CONTRACT
£40,000 - £50,000
Reading
PERMANENT
Excellent
Oxford
PERMANENT
Excellent
Edinburgh
PERMANENT
Competitive
London
PERMANENT
Competitive
London
PERMANENT
Upto: £50,000
Central Office, London with flexibility to work remotely
PERMANENT
£70,000 - £75,000
Culham
PERMANENT
£39,152 - £49,553
Southampton Science Park, Chilworth
PERMANENT
Project Management is the process of initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, controlling, and closing projects. A Project Manager will manage everything from setting the project objectives to making sure they have been achieved. A Project Manager will use their knowledge, skills, tools and techniques in order to fulfil the requirements of a project. Some of the key Project Management skills include:
The pay for any job will vary depending on skills and experience, however, according to Technojobs salary data, Project Managers in the UK can look at earning an average salary of £55,000. When looking at the average salary in London this increases to £62,000.
Having a Project Management or Business related degree can be helpful if you are working in Project Management and can give you a good solid base for starting your career. However, it is not essential. You can skip the university fees by looking into Project Management courses that can get you started instead. The main goal should be to learn and develop essential and desirable Project Management skills in order to stand out. However, work experience, as with most other jobs will help you get a better understanding of a Project Manager role and make you more appealing as a candidate. Many Project Manager jobs will insist on a formal related Project Management qualification. The most popular related qualifications include Prince2; CAPM, PMP and Six Sigma.
