Management Development

Management Development programs at Montgomery College offer noncredit training and education to residents, employees and employers. We deliver a full range of courses including Project Management, Supervision, Team Building, and courses leading to the AMA Certificate in Management.

Most courses can be delivered on-site as well as customized to fit the needs of your organization. Please contact the person listed on this page for more information on how Montgomery College can train you or your employees.

Going Green: Green Energy and Sustainability Management

Green Energy and Sustainability Management is a hot topic, but what does it really mean? Fall courses include: Clean and Renewable Energy, Green Remodeling, Green Careers, Home Energy Audit, How to Manage Storm Water, Introduction to Environmental and Social Sustainability. See Course Schedule.

Project Management Institute ® at Montgomery College

Montgomery College's Workforce Development & Continuing Education is designated as a Global Registered Education Provider by the Project Management Institute®.

Montgomery College's Workforce Development & Continuing Education is designated as a Global Registered Education Provider by the Project Management Institute®. Printable Flyer

Conflict Management and Mediation

Interested in becoming a mediator for your job or home? Want to learn how to better resolve conflicts? Want to learn to listen more effectively and to be heard? or Are you an experienced mediator interested in earning your advanced mediation certificate? Printable Flyer

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  Management and Supervision
  Project Management
  Conflict Management and Mediation
  Green Energy and Sustainability Management
  Green Businesses
  
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  Human Resources

AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
CERTIFICATE COURSES

Earn a certificate in management from the American Management Association (AMA) and a letter of recognition from Montgomery College. Complete six management courses to earn a certificate in management. These courses are also open to students not seeking the AMA certificate.