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If you want a good pay bump, learn SQL if you don't know it yet and hide that you worked in Access. Practice on postgres or oracle or whatever, then slap in on your resume. May sound crass and dismissive, but I'm totally serious. Access is a very strong resume de-valuer, whether your experience was great or not.
In tech, the combination of BI, UX, and project management may give you a decent value prop for product management. But breaking in will be very hard. May want to start in project management or product analytics instead. Smaller scope, easier entry vis a vis product experience requirements. Ops side analytics will take you too, but your UX experience won't add anything there, and the pay tends to be lower.
No one in tech will care about project management certs, so if you're set on tech, may as well not waste the membership money after the first job doing it.
Thanks again
Look at Tableau.