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Oregon Project Management & Business Analysis Training

The DAS Chief Human Resources Office provides training in project management, business analysis, and portfolio management. These programs are for employees of Oregon state and local governments. Check out our program options! 



The OPMCP is Oregon state government's main program for learning project management skills. It is open to all state and local government employees and helps build leadership in project management. The program has 14 training modules over four to five months. To get certified, students must pass a test after each module and a final exam. Those who pass will become Oregon Project Management Associates (OPMA) and get a certificate signed by the Governor.

The OPMA certification counts as one year of project management experience in Oregon state government. It can also count as one year of experience for jobs like Operations and Policy Analyst, Program Analyst, and Information Systems Specialist.


Interested?

Learn more about our upcoming cohort. 

Register for the OPMCP in Workday.​

This course covers the basics of Project Management and Business Analysis and how these roles add value. Topics include key concepts, roles, terminology, best practices, methods, and project approaches.


Interested?

Learn more​ about our upcoming cohorts. 

Register for the OPMBA​ course in Workday.


The OPMAB is a volunteer group that supports a standard project and program management approach for state and local government. The board follows the standards set by the Project Management Institute (PMI). It works with DAS to provide information, training, and manage the state's project management certification program. DAS training is open to all state and local government employees.


Visit the OPMAB webpage​ to learn more. 




For more information, contact:

chro.training@das.oregon.gov