Certificate in Project Management Using Monday.com

1. Course Overview and Learning Objectives (reading)
2. Introduction to Monday.com (video lesson, 18 minutes 16 seconds)18:16Quiz

1. Creating a Monday.com Account (video lesson, 9 minutes 13 seconds)9:13
2. Navigating the Monday.com Homepage (video lesson, 9 minutes 31 seconds)9:31
3. Setting Up Your Monday.com Workspace (video lesson, 7 minutes 5 seconds)7:05
4. Introduction to Boards and Pulses (video lesson, 2 minutes 27 seconds)2:27Quiz

1. Introduction to the Case Study Project (video lesson, 10 minutes 56 seconds)10:56
2. Setting Up a Project Board (video lesson, 11 minutes 22 seconds)11:22
3. Adding and Customizing Columns (video lesson, 6 minutes 59 seconds)6:59
4. Setting Up Project Phases (video lesson, 5 minutes 30 seconds)5:30Quiz

1. Prioritising and Tracking Tasks (video lesson, 11 minutes 32 seconds)11:32
2. Time and Resource Management in Monday.com Part 1 (video lesson, 6 minutes 39 seconds)6:39
3. Time and Resource Management in Monday.com Part 2 (video lesson, 10 minutes 38 seconds)10:38Quiz

1. Introduction to Monday.com Automations (video lesson, 6 minutes 50 seconds)6:50
2. Creating Project Automations (video lesson, 7 minutes 10 seconds)7:10
3. Building Advanced Automations (video lesson, 5 minutes 59 seconds)5:59
4. Creating Dashboards and Reports (video lesson, 6 minutes 10 seconds)6:10Quiz

1. Using Pre-Built Templates and Use Cases (video lesson, 12 minutes 18 seconds)12:18
2. Course Recap, Tips and Best Practice (video lesson, 12 minutes 55 seconds)12:55

Yes. A second account gets created on camera so you can watch the entire signup, and nothing early on assumes you have used a project tool before. If your team has just adopted monday.com and handed you a login with no explanation, this is a direct answer to that situation.

No. The lessons work on a trial account throughout, and the two features that plan cannot reach are named at the moment they come up rather than left as a surprise. Plan names, prices and seat rules do change, so check the current pricing page before you commit to anything.

Yes, a full module on both. You learn the four kinds of automation available, build them, then test one before trusting it with real work, which is the step almost everyone skips. Dashboards come next, aimed at the manager who wants the answer without opening the board itself.

Partly. The early modules will be an hour of watching somebody name concepts you already have, so skim those and start where the case study gets built. The genuinely transferable material is the automation module and the thinking about saved views and column meaning, which applies whichever board tool you end up in.

This one if you want a board that works today and you are content inside the shape it gives you. Airtable if your data is genuinely relational, with the same fact needing to appear in several tables without being retyped. Both certificates come with one subscription, so trying the wrong one costs you nothing but an evening.

Five to seven hours if you build alongside, which is the only version worth doing, across six modules. It is self-paced with no deadlines. Most people spread it over a week or two and end up with a live board for something they are actually responsible for, which is the right outcome.

Each of the first five modules ends with a quiz at a 75% pass mark. When every lesson and quiz is done, a twenty-question final exam opens, and passing it issues a certificate automatically with a verification code and a public link anyone can check. It is included in the subscription with no extra fee.