PMIEF Educational
Resources Deliver
Project Management for Social Good®
PMIEF resources are available in multiple languages at no cost to support professionals who want to share project
management skills and knowledge, as a life skill, with youth and others in the community. Consider using them in a
classroom, with a youth organization, or with a local congregation or nonprofit. These resources provide all you need
to introduce the basics of project management to youth and others in your community.
Downloaded more than 23,000 in 2015, the resources can be found in the Learning Resources Library on PMIEF.org.
Here’s a sampling of what you’ll find:
How Project
Management Can
Be Used in Your
Nonprofit™
Introduces PM tools to
nonprofits and NGOs
through a 90-minute
workshop format.
Fun Project
Management
Books for Youth
Project Management
Toolkit for Teachers®
Designed for youth,
ages 10-12, these
four fiction books,
written by Gary Nelson,
describe project
management using fun
stories and examples.
Provides a modular, userfriendly, guide for teachers
to help prepare secondaryschool students to be
college and career ready.
Careers in Project
Management™
Explains the value of
pursuing a career in
project management.
Project Management
Skills for Life®
The Ultimate Tree
House Project
The Scariest Haunted
House Project Ever
The Amazing Science
Fair Project
The Valentine’s Day
Project Disaster
Provides an introduction
to project management
for a variety of age
groups.
Online at pmief.org you will find close to 50 different resources for teachers, administrators, parents, students, as well
as nonprofits and NGOs.
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