Project Management: Essential Skills for Success

Project Management is a structured, 'lifecycle-based' approach to help you do the right things at the right time in order to meet your project goals. The Project Management course at Angus College serves as an introduction for new project managers and a refresher for those with more experience.

Information

Course Content:

The course includes an introduction to managing the project processes and issues, creating a project plan, working within project constraints, launching your project, applying a project framework for success, core project leadership skills, building a project charter, planning your project through to successful project closure.

Throughout the course, you learn how to successfully plan, manage, deliver and close projects. You also learn how to implement project management processes and develop leadership skills. By the end of the course, you will have developed templates and checklists for use back at the office.

Target Group:

This course is aimed at new project managers or those who want to update their experience.

Duration:

This course if run over 3 consecutive days from 9.30 am to 5.00 pm.

Cost:

£700

Next Steps

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Places on Enterprise classes are subject to availability. You can apply in two ways:

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Please call Pauline McDonald on 01241 432722 to secure your place now!

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