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Procore Certifications & Continuing Education Courses

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PROCORE CERTIFICATIONS

Procore's certification courses are video-based tutorials that teach students the basics of Procore and how to utilize the software’s most common tools. In addition, these certification courses have been created for specific roles (i.e., general contractors, specialty contractors, architects/engineers, owners, and students). After passing a final test, students can post their certificates of completion to their LinkedIn profile simply by entering their profile's website. Students can either sign up to take these free courses by logging in with their Procore account credentials, or by clicking the orange "Sign In" button at the top right of the page and registering for a guest account if they do not have access to a Procore account. 

STUDENT CERTIFICATION

Procore's student certification course provides students with the opportunity to learn the tools they are most likely to encounter in their jobs when they graduate. The course takes 2-3 hours to complete, and covers preconstruction, core, project management, quality and safety, and financial management tool sets. 

CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES

Procore has more than 90 free continuing education courses available on topics such as BIM, green building and sustainability, health and safety on the jobsite, and much more. All of these courses are available free and on demand. In addition, completing these courses earns one unit of continuing education credit from the American Institute of Architects, and applies for credit with several professional organization (click here to learn more).  

Here are several we recommend for students:

  • Construction Project Roles & Responsibilities (Part 1) - This course explores the roles and responsibilities of each construction project stakeholder and the ways in which they work together to deliver a project safely, on time, and on budget.

  • Construction Project Phases (Part 2) - This course describes the three basic phases of a construction project from planning to closeout and explores the processes and common practices that exist in each project phase.

  • Construction Industry Sectors (Part 3) - This course takes a deep-dive into the 5 primary sectors of construction, and describes the different types of structures that are built in each sector.

  • Introduction to Data (Part 1) - This course examines what “data” means and what data are collected throughout the construction process - and ultimately, how this data helps us. 
  • Collecting and Analyzing Data (Part 2) - This course looks at some of the most important ways in which you can work with data and focus on how these practices illustrate data’s potential to drastically improve life on the job site.
  • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (Part 3) - This course explores machine learning and AI, and helps students understand what each promises and what limitations exist. 
  • Data on the Jobsite (Part 4) - This course dives into the steps that can be taken to begin to take inventory of data and turn pain points into policy.
  • Data into the Future (Part 5) - This course takes a closer look at cutting edge tech like drones, BIM, virtual and augmented reality and how they play a role in the workflows that promise to help us build better, more safely, and in real-time.