Description

Course Overview
This foundational program introduces learners to the principles, practices, and tools of project management. Covering the full project lifecycle—from initiation to closure—participants will gain hands-on experience in planning, execution, monitoring, and control. 

Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to: 

• Develop project charters, scope statements, schedules, and budgets. 

• Use tools such as Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) and Gantt charts. 

• Manage risks, resources, and performance metrics effectively. 

• Build stakeholder communication and engagement strategies. 

• Apply leadership skills to motivate teams and resolve conflicts. 

Modules 

Introduction to Project Management 

• What is project management? 

• The project lifecycle (initiation → closure) 

• The role of the project manager 

Planning Essentials 

• Project scope and requirements gathering 

• Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) and scheduling tools 

• Budgeting and resource allocation 

Risk, Quality & Stakeholder Management 

• Risk identification and mitigation strategies 

• Quality planning and performance indicators 

• Communication plans and stakeholder engagement 

Execution & Leadership 

• Leading project teams and resolving conflicts 

• Monitoring progress with Earned Value Management 

• Adaptive management and situational leadership 

Closure & Capstone Project 

• Lessons learned and project closure reports 

• Capstone: learners design and present a sample project plan