Course title

The People Side of Project Management

Program Audience

• Project team members
• Business and technical professionals who are required to understand the people involved in project management.

Qualification/ Award Granted

Certificate of Attendance

College Locations Offered

All

AQF Level

Not aligned to an AQF Level

Duration

2 day

VET Codes or Course Codes

N/A

Enrolment Intakes

• This workshop is run regularly in Melbourne and Sydney and on-demand              across the country
• Enrolment intakes are accepted throughout the year
• Corporate and team programs can be run throughout the year for groups of 8 or more

Fees and charges

$1,500 (GST inclusive per person)

Course overview

The workshop is based on participants running a simulated project from the "cradle to the grave". They will make decisions that have a direct impact on their core team, their managers and other stakeholders. Their decisions will also affect the time, budget and quality of the completed project. The lessons learned in this simulated environment are powerful as the program material is based on extensive research and practical experience. Participants finish the program with workable skills and project solutions that can be effectively implemented back
into the work place.

Career opportunities and Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program participants will:

1. Gain a fundamental understanding of project management and the tools and techniques for success
2. Develop the skills to create and lead a cross-functional project teams or work as a productive member of one.
3. Be able to anticipate and solve classic project management problems.
4. Understand the tradeoffs amongst time, money and quality and how to complete a project while managing these.
5. Be able to identify the factors that make projects successful, and how to manage these factors in order to ensure success
6. Be able to identify and manage key stakeholders' needs.
7. Have received one on one coaching and mentoring from an experienced consultant
8. Have the ability to relate the tools and techniques directly to their own projects at source

Course rules/ Assessment Requirements

Workshop attendance and participation in workshop discussions and activities

Minimum Entrance requirements/ suggestions

No minimum entrance requirements

Delivery/ Study Modes