Vist the ACS Website
Advertising Opportunities
HOME | ABOUT US | CONTACT US
NEWS JOBS FEATURES EVENTS REVIEWS TOOLS MENTOR TRAINING FORUM DIRECTORY BLOGS
SEARCH PM LIFELINE
USERS LOGIN
Email:
Password:
Site Registration >>
PM FORUM
Latest entries on PM Forum:

Topic: Project Management Recruitment & Careers
Last Reply: Indeed - the forum has been a little quiet of late. It is the old chicken a egg - needs more content/opinions for people to deem it worth contributing....
Author: Nick Boothroyd
Go there >>>

Topic: Project Management Recruitment & Careers
Last Reply: It doesn't look like this forum is used very much which is a shame, especially with the outlook being a little gloomy and many project managers are lo....
Author: Lindsay Scott
Go there >>>

Topic: contract roles
Last Reply: Hi Matt, Just noticed that this was posted some time ago, hopefully you will pick up this reply. I work for Wellingtone Project Management, one ....
Author: Baz Khinda
Go there >>>

TELL A FRIEND
Why not recommend PM Lifeline to a friend?







FUNDAMENTALS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT 10TH DECEMBER 2007
Ref: T/1726
Date: 10/9/2007
Contributor: PM Lifeline Editorial, PM Lifeline
Link: www.pmlifeline.com



This training course equips delegates with the most essential skills and techniques to plan and manage projects effectively. Delegates can complete the course feeling confident of applying the most important project management techniques.



Who Should Attend?



Anyone who needs to plan and manage projects. No prior experience of project management is necessary.



Objectives
To gain knowledge and practical experience of the most essential project management techniques.



Duration
One day



Course includes: delegate pack consisting of course slides, templates, project roadmap, project checklist, case study, certificate of attendance, lunch, tea & coffee refreshments.


In-house
This course is also available for in-house delivery at your offices for 4 or more delegates.

Course Content



Terminology - Become familiar with common terminology.

Project manager - Learn what makes a good Project Manager and which duties are vital to successful outcomes.

Life-cycle - You'll learn how to breakdown the project into separate phases and learn what needs to be done in each phase.

What are the goals of the project? - You'll learn how to identify goals and objectives.

Scope - Learn how defining the scope early means more chance of success later.

Stakeholder Analysis - Learn the importance of identifying and managing stakeholders throughout the lifecycle and learn how to conduct stakeholder analysis.

Planning the work - Practise using common techniques during such as creating Work Breakdown Structures to identify and package the work.

Roles & Responsibilities - Learn how to identify the roles and responsibilities of your team members.

Estimating - Estimation is a pitfall that many methods fail to overcome. You'll learn effective ways of estimating work.

Scheduling - Learn effective scheduling using Gantt charts as a key planning technique.

Critical Path Analysis - You'll learn how to apply the critical path technique to help you deliver on time.

Budgeting - Learn how budgeting is performed throughout the project life-cycle.

Planning - Learn to write a plan that describes how you will achieve the desired outcomes, when and by whom.

Baselines - Learn how to apply baselines to your plans.

Project Tracking - Learn what things you will need to track in order to keep on course for success.

Reporting - Learn how effective reports enable you to track progress effectively.

Change Management - Learn the best way to manage change without jeopardising chances of success.

Risk Management - Learn key risk management techniques to help you avoid failure.


10th December 2007

Venue 57-58 Russell Square
Location London WC1B 4HS
Country UK
Attendance Cost £375 + VAT
Telephone Inq. 020-7415-7113
Organiser Knowledge Train Limited



Further information and registration: http://www.knowledgetrain.co.uk/project-management-training-course-course_fpm1d.php





Feedback Send this article to a friend
If you would like to comment on this article, please email us, quoting the article reference number T/1726.



OUR SPONSORS
Sponsor

Sponsor

Sponsor

Sponsor

Sponsor

Sponsor

Sponsor

Sponsor

POLL
Does project management as a career option offer REAL opportunity for the aspiring new grad?
Yes definitely
As a stepping stone something else
If you get lucky
NO


Vist the Remdel Website