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Project coordinator: certifications, study paths and pay

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You keep projects organised: schedules, meetings, risks, budgets and documents, so the project manager and team can focus on delivery.

See practice tests for this roleWhat does it pay?
US$102,320 US median pay5 practice-test exams2 study paths

What you do

  • Track tasks, deadlines and risks
  • Organise meetings and keep notes and actions
  • Report progress and update plans

Skills that matter

  • Organisation and follow-up
  • Project tools and spreadsheets
  • Communication
  • Basic project management terms

What does this role pay?

Lowest 10 percent earn less thanUS$61,580
Median per yearUS$102,320
Highest 10 percent earn more thanUS$167,970

United States, May 2025, annual wages for the closest official occupation: Project management specialists, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Entry-level jobs usually start nearer the lower figure. Pay in Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada and other countries is different, so check local job boards and salary guides. These figures are a guide, not an offer or a promise of pay.

Study paths that lead here

Job titles this page covers

  • Data and AI programme coordinator
  • Delivery coordinator
  • Junior project manager
  • Operations coordinator
  • PMO analyst
  • Product or project coordinator on AI work
  • Programme coordinator
  • Programme support officer
  • Project administrator
  • Project controls assistant
  • Project coordinator
  • Project or PMO assistant
  • Scrum team coordinator

Employers use many names for similar work. Requirements vary by employer and country, and a certificate supports your application but does not guarantee a job.

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