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Taught by Dr. Michael Shick, MSPM, PMP® | 92% First-Time Pass Rate
Meet your PMI®-required 35 contact hours, prepare for the 2026 exam, and test 25 minutes away in North Charleston. Veteran-led, self-paced training built for the Lowcountry’s growth corridor.
Free 7-day trial. Pricing and full details on the program page.
| Metric | Charleston MSA | South Carolina |
|---|---|---|
| Mean annual salary | $101,960 | $99,430 |
| Median annual salary | $94,280 | $91,010 |
| Typical range (10th-90th) | $57,770 – $161,270 | $56,730 – $158,660 |
| Mean hourly wage | $49.02 | $47.80 |
Project management specialists, BLS OEWS, via our project management salary guide (last updated May 2026). Summerville is part of the Charleston-North Charleston MSA.
Pearson Professional Centers – Charleston, 3955 Faber Place Dr, Suite 105, North Charleston, about 25 minutes down I-26. Online proctored testing also available. Confirm seats in the Pearson VUE locator when you schedule.
The PMI Charleston, SC Chapter serves the metro including Summerville, with monthly meetings for networking and the PDUs you will need after you pass.
Our self-paced program fully satisfies PMI’s education requirement and covers the July 2026 exam restructuring toward business strategy, AI, and sustainability.
A 2,100+ question simulator mirrors the pacing and difficulty of the real testing experience, so exam day holds no surprises.
Self-paced, mobile-friendly modules fit around plant shifts, base schedules, and the I-26 commute.
Direct access to certified instructors and a community of candidates working toward the same exam.
Still weighing whether the PMP® fits your experience level? Our complete PMP® certification guide covers the requirements, costs, and the 2026 exam changes.
Pearson Professional Centers – Charleston, 3955 Faber Place Dr, Suite 105, North Charleston, SC 29405, about 25 minutes away. Online proctored testing is also available.
Very likely yes. PMI counts project leadership experience from the last 10 years, and you do not need to have held the title “project manager.”
A four-year degree plus 36 months of project leadership experience, or a secondary degree plus 60 months, plus 35 contact hours of education. Exam fees rise in August 2026.
Summerville is where a large share of Joint Base Charleston’s people actually live: active duty making the I-26 drive, spouses building careers that have to survive the next set of orders, and retirees who settled in Dorchester County. The PMP® fits each of those situations. For spouses, it is one of the most portable credentials in the civilian market, recognized the same way by a Nexton logistics firm, a Charleston bank, or a remote employer in another state. For separating and retired members, PMI’s 10-year experience window means the operations you ran in uniform likely already satisfy the experience requirement, and no ‘project manager’ title is required. ROSEMET is veteran-led and self-paced, built to fit study time around base schedules, school pickups, and the commute.
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