Frequently Asked Questions

An accidental project manager is someone who ends up running projects without ever being formally trained for it. They might be team leads, specialists, or managers who are asked to coordinate work, deliver initiatives, or solve problems alongside their day job. Iterato is designed specifically for these people – practical, jargon-free skills you can apply immediately.

No. The principles we teach are universal and work across any sector — tech, construction, healthcare, education, charities, hospitality, professional services and more. The tools are designed to be flexible, practical, and easy to apply in real situations.

Yes. Every course includes downloadable templates — schedules, budgets, change logs, scope tools, acceptance criteria, stakeholder maps, communication plans, risk registers and more. They're practical and easy to adapt to your organisation.

Each course is broken into focused modules covering one core aspect of project management. Modules are presented as video seminars, and each includes:

• clear explanations and definitions of key concepts

• practical tools, templates and checklists

• worked examples

• short knowledge checks to reinforce learning

• techniques you can apply the same day

The structure stays consistent, so learning becomes familiar and easy to follow.

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Each course includes opportunities to reflect on the learning and a summary of key points, along with short, informal knowledge checks at the end of each topic. There are no exams, no pass marks, and no pressure — the quizzes are there to help you check your understanding before moving on.

Yes. Even experienced project managers can benefit from a clearer structure, practical tools, and updated ways of working, particularly when they have learned on the job. Our courses and modules are designed to be relevant whether you're new to projects or have been leading them for years.

No specialist software is required. You'll need internet access, but anyone can watch the videos and download the handouts. The downloadable tools and templates are designed to work with everyday apps like Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Google Docs.

Yes. Once enrolled, you can return to any video, template or tool whenever you need it with six months — ideal for just-in-time learning during real projects.

Most project-management courses only work if your whole organisation adopts the same methodology. Iterato doesn't. It gives individuals practical, everyday tools they can use immediately – even if no one else around them has had any training. It's lightweight, flexible, and built for real jobs, not rigid frameworks. And if several people in a team use it, you still gain consistency and shared language without the complexity or cost of a complete methodology.

Not in the traditional sense. Many frameworks require an "all-or-nothing" commitment, which is why training often becomes theoretical when only a few people do it. Iterato skips the heavy methodology and focuses on practical tools that slot into whatever processes you already use. It's about making work more straightforward and easier, not about passing exams.

Iterato gives you the benefits of structured project thinking without the overhead of a full methodology. It's modular, practical, and easy to adopt, helping you get projects moving, make decisions with confidence, and reduce stress from day one.

• Affordable

• No exams

• No jargon

• Short, digestible modules

• Templates you can use immediately

• Built by experts with real project experience

• Designed for people whose job title isn't "project manager"

• Affordable for individuals and scalable for organisations.

Depending on the bundle you choose, you'll develop skills in:

• Project planning

• Risk management

• Budgeting

• Stakeholder engagement

• Communication

• Leadership and teamwork

• Negotiation

• Managing change

• Personal productivity

• Using AI and project-management software

• Continual improvement

These skills are transferable across industries and directly improve project success rates.