An intensive three day course designed to assist participants in gaining their Diploma of Project Management at AQF Level 5.
The program concentrates on helping participants gain a sound understanding of the project management process and provides them with practical advice on using this knowledge to effectively manage their projects.
During the program, software based project management tools are explored and utilised as one of a number of options available to help participants plan and manage their projects. The program is workshop based and is designed to be extremely intensive.
Duration |
3 Days face to face + 6 -12 months on-the-job demonstration of competencies at "project manager " level |
Price |
$3,750 |
The workshop focuses on the development of the key elements of a project plan. Participants form small groups and nominate a project to plan during the workshop. Key planning templates are explained and groups practice their compilation with their nominated project. Monitoring and control of projects is also covered.
This course has two parts: a three-day face-to-face training component and an on-the-job practical component. Participants must complete both parts to gain their qualificiations. The face-to-face component of the Certificate IV and the Diploma courses is identical, however participants will be assessed at different levels for the two qualifications.
The workshop is also a great opportunity for project teams to start up a project whilst learning the techniques and gaining expert advice on outlining their project plan. The workshop also covers a basic introduction to Microsoft Project.
Note: No previous knowledge of Microsoft Project is required.
This workshop is designed for any person who is wanting to further their project management knowledge and gain a formal qualification. It is suitable for the project management professional who wants some formal recognition for their qualifications.
Normally assessment occurs after the conclusion of the course where participants have 12 months to provide the necessary evidence. The evidence is usually provided from work based projects where participants have implemented the knowledge and skills learnt on the course.