Effective Project Management

Effective Project Management

About This Course

Course Description: This training applies the basic principles of project management to develop the skills needed to a successful project implementation. The training will support those who take the lead in managing a small- to medium- scale project, developing their ability to initiate, plan, implement, and control the project until it is successfully completed. During the training, the participants will describe the entire project management cycle and apply practical tools in each phase of the cycle, from initiation to close-out. This training is designed for individuals that are managing current projects, particularly those that have just started the project or those that have faced difficulties in driving the project to completion. COURSE OUTLINE: Section 1: Overview of Project Management Section 2: Project Initiation Section 3: Project Planning Section 4: Project Execution, Control and Close-Out Section 5: Action Planning

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