Project Management Fundamentals Course in San Bernardino (2027)

Quick answer: Project Management Fundamentals is a 16-hour course that teaches you to plan, schedule, budget and finish projects on time. It costs $595, runs quarterly starting March 2027, and meets in San Bernardino or live online. It suits supervisors, office staff, contractors and nonprofit staff.

  • Length: 16 hours
  • Price: $595
  • Format: In person or live online
  • Cohorts: Quarterly, first cohort March 2027

What You Will Learn

  • Defining scope and goals
  • Building a work plan and schedule
  • Budgets, resources and tracking costs
  • Managing risks and changes
  • Communicating with your team, bosses and clients
  • Agile basics and when to use them
  • Closing out and lessons learned

Toward PMI Certification

The Project Management Institute requires 23 hours of project management education for its CAPM exam and 35 hours for the PMP. Our 16 hours of instruction may count toward those hours. Check PMI's current handbook for exact rules. The Foundation is not a PMI Authorized Training Partner.

Who Should Attend

Team leads, supervisors and office managers; construction and specialty contractors working on public jobs; nonprofit program staff managing grant-funded projects; and job seekers moving into coordinator roles.

Where and How Classes Meet

Every course is offered in person at 255 N. D Street, Suite #200-XXVII, San Bernardino, CA 92401, or live online from anywhere in the U.S. That makes it easy for learners in Fontana, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Rialto, Colton, Redlands, Riverside, Moreno Valley, Victorville and the rest of the Inland Empire to attend. New cohorts start all year, so there is always a next class.

How to Enroll

Apply online in about two minutes, check start dates on the class schedule, or call (909) 454-7076. Employers can request onsite or private team training.

About our certificates: students who finish a course earn a Certificate of Completion from The Ayangbah Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in San Bernardino. Our courses are short, practical training, not college degrees or accredited academic programs. Prices and dates may change. See the 2027 Course Catalog for current details.

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