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Applied Project Management
Explore the ten project management knowledge areas and the essential tools for the entire project life cycle, including dealing with risks, issues and changes. This course runs in Perth, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie and Bunbury.
3 Days
Overview
The Applied Project Management course explains the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), that enables project components to be identified and tracked.
Through a case study approach, you will learn to plan and create key project documentation to successfully manage and control projects.
By completing the Applied Management Project course, you will be able to examine the project management framework and develop strategies that contribute to an effective project plan.
Who will benefit
People who have had some experience of projects, including managers, project team leaders, project managers or project team members.
Content
- Examining the project management framework
- The ten knowledge areas of project management
- The five process groups of project management; initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, controlling and closing a project.
Learning Outcomes
You will learn to:
- Assess the organisational context for the project and apply project management principles to workplace initiatives
- Develop project management strategies that contribute to an effective project plan
- Build a suitable project structure and team
- Manage relationships with all stakeholders
- Develop techniques for monitoring, controlling and reporting project progress
- Deliver a completed project and evaluate outcomes
- Understand the link between project outcomes and business benefits.
What past course attendees say:
This course extends the learning from the Applied Project Management program to dimensions of governance, cost control, variations and the performance of people on the project.
If you are asking questions about 'how to manage a project successfully, best ways to manage a project or what tools can I use for project management', this course is your answer. Aimed at those who are new to project management, this short course is ideal as it will introduce you to the ten project management knowledge areas and the project lifecycle.
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