Project management involves skills and expertise that can help manage small to large-scale projects very effectively. Essentially, project management is about dividing the workload into smaller sections and delegating responsibilities to competent supervisors. The professional diploma in project management will give you all the knowledge on this subject.
In this course, you will first learn the basics of project management. You will also learn the work and resource breakdown structure, the preparation of a basic schedule, a project planning worksheet, and more. After that, you will learn how to plan, sell and prepare a project, the role of a project manager, budgeting, teamwork and development, communication, etc. The content of this course will help you better prepare for the future.
Diploma in Project Management
- Tell what was meant by a project
Decode what project management means
Identify the benefits of projects
Recognize the stages in the life cycle of a project
Learn how to sell ideas as well as give presentations related to a project
Learn how to prioritize projects
Begin to conceptualize the project, involving the objectives, as well as the vision statements
Apply project planning tools
Find out how you can help develop a statement of work
Realize what a project means
Identify the steps that must be taken to complete projects on time and within budget
Achieve better ability to sell your ideas as well as prepare presentations
Get to know simple methods as well as tools to plan and monitor your project
Learn the techniques to keep the team motivated and focused at the same time.
Realize what a project means
Differentiate between a project charter and a statement of work (SOW)
Apply a SOW to start planning your project
Generate a work breakdown structure to determine the tasks required to complete a small project
Produce a project schedule anchored to project tasks with resources
Build a resource allocation structure to correct the specific resources needed to complete a small project
Complete a project planning worksheet to act as a touchstone for the completion of your project
Recognize the tasks and resources of your project
Give orders for tasks by applying the work breakdown structure
Do planning tasks skillfully
Leverage fundamental planning tools, e.g. Gantt chart, PERT chart, as well as network chart
Make a project budget
Correct the project budget as well as the schedule to achieve the objectives
Identify and manage risks
Recognize and learn to manage risks
Develop a final project strategy
Implement and terminate a project
Improvise and manage a change control formula
Think carefully when selecting a project team
Create the best of an assigned team
Help the team go through different stages to be a successful unit
Increase productivity during team meetings
Give rewards and inspire your team
Improve and apply a communication plan
Have regular communications with sponsors and leaders in a more positive way
Recognize plans for resolving issues with team members
- Tell what was meant by a project
The Professional Diploma in Project Management is certified by the CPD and CiQ qualification standards. This makes it perfect for anyone trying to learn potential professional skills.
As there is no experience and qualification required for this course, it is available to all students of any academic background.