Project Management Course

Good project management skills are always highly valued within a business as they ensure deadlines are met, costs are controlled and the deliverables are right first time. So with this Project Management course, your skills will be highly in demand.
Split into four highly engaging parts, the course takes you through the full life cycle of a project in terms of defining what it is, planning every aspect to ensure you deliver on quality, timescales and budget, before finally implementing and completing the project. The last part involves evaluating how the project went – ensuring you can learn from every project and refine your processes.

• Getting Started with Project Management – Backstage Operational Tasks/Projects, Creating Projects.
• Understanding Project Scope – Scope Statement, The Constraints, Triangle, Project Assumptions, Project Objectives .
• Understanding the Project Schedule – Work Breakdown Structure, Decomposition, Creating a WBS.
• Team Management – Human Resources, Project Team, Team Acquisition Process, Team Building and Incentives, Team Members.
• Communicating with Others – Communication, Communication Plan.
• Risk Analysis – Risk, Risk Over Time, Identifying Risks to a Project.
• Project Execution – Executing a Project, Kick-Off Meetings, Begin Project Work, The Product Execution Process.
• Closing a Project – Closeout Items, Close the Project, Steps to Closing a Project, Final Report.

If you're working as a PA, EA, Office Manager or in any kind of Supervisory/Management role and you're required to undertake larger projects, this course will be perfect to arm you with the skils required. Alternatively, you may be looking to boost your career prospects to future employers by giving yourself an added skillset.
Before undertaking this course it would be advantageous if you already have experience of working with teams, either in a professional or voluntary capacity.
 

A good command of English is required

To gain a basic understanding of the concepts, processes, rules, and procedures to be an effective project manager, including an introduction to the project management life cycle, understanding project scope and project scheduling, and identifying what makes a good team.