Introduction to Effective Project Management
Blended virtual classroom course
Hemsley Fraser
Summary
- Certificate of completion - Free
- Tutor is available to students
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Overview
If you are new to the role of Project Manager or are becoming involved more and more in your organisation’s project work, then this immersive virtual course is for you. Based on a typical project lifecycle, the course walks you through how projects work from beginning to end and giving you the tools and techniques that are needed to be effective. You will learn how to successfully plan a controlled start to your project, how to manage delivery and then successfully handover to the client all within those classic constraints of time, cost and quality. The course is interactive and uses a case study scenario throughout to bring the learning to life.
Description
Blended virtual training programme
- 2x3hr virtual expert-led sessions
- 1:1 Virtual coaching session
- On-demand digital learning playlist
What will I learn?
- Understand when to take a project management approach
- Identify and engage with stakeholders successfully
- Define your project using a compelling business case
- Form a project management team
- Create a robust project plan
- Identify, assess and plan responses to risks
- Manage the delivery of the project on a day-to-day basis
- Control changes to the scope of the project
- Handover the outputs to the customer
- Review the delivery of the project using a structured framework
What will it cover?
- Projects versus Business As Usual – when to apply a project management approach
- Project lifecycles – what are waterfall, agile and hybrid and when do I use them?
- The importance of stakeholder management in a project environment
- Project management team structures and roles and responsibilities
- The role of the project manager
- The role of the project sponsor
- How to write a robust project business case
- Scope management – defining the deliverables of the project
- Scheduling the project – creating a project timeline and allocating resources
- Creating a budget profile for the project
- Risk identification and mitigation in a project environment
- Monitoring and controlling a project in the delivery phase
- Dealing with issues
- Change control process – how to avoid scope creep
- Holding an effective 'lessons learned' review
Who is this course for?
Suitable for those who are new to project management roles and also those who are self-taught but want formal guidance on project management frameworks and tools.
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