In 2002, Andy Crowe, a leader in the IT project management industry, left his high-profile career to combine his passion for writing with his in-depth knowledge and experience as a Project Management Professional (PMP®). He wanted to empower others to learn PM in a simple, dynamic way that also encouraged personal and professional growth. So Andy founded Velociteach on the philosophy that continuous improvement—both of working practices and self—is the cornerstone of quality management, a belief that he imparts in all of the company’s PMP® classes, materials and day-to-day operations.
With an ever-increasing demand for its PMP® exam prep classes and an expanding catalog of courses and ways to take them, Velociteach offers public and corporate classroom-style training for certification and continued education, e-learning programs, comprehensive training kits, and licensing for outside trainers.
An internationally recognized expert in the field, Andy has hand-picked a team of PM authorities to build Velociteach into the premier project management education and certification company in the world. With an ever-increasing demand for its PMP® exam prep classes and an expanding catalog of courses and ways to take them, Velociteach offers public and corporate classroom-style training for certification and continued education, e-learning programs, comprehensive training kits, and licensing for outside trainers.
My vision was to make Velociteach the world’s premier project management education company in the world, not just by being #1 in quality and value, but also by having a program known for creating true leaders - Andy Crowe
Velociteach is proud of its success, but as its founding principle requires, the company is passionate about improving itself, its education methods and the field of project management every day. Velociteach continually updates its course structure and content to reflect the latest PMI exam requirements, as well as incorporating new concepts to reflect industry trends, the latest tools and current best practices.
