Between 6 and 15 people are recommended to ensure adequate participant attention and to maintain training quality. This course is presented in seminar style with the course leader encouraging participation. Where possible, concepts are adapted to the environment of the participants to ensure relevance and applicability. The presentation of the course follows a logical methodology for Project Management. The structure takes the group through the life of a project and explains the different techniques relevant to each stage.
Participation is encouraged throughout.
Our instructors have practical experience implementing all aspects of project planning and control, hence they can relate the methods and techniques presented to the actual work environments through the integral discussion sessions. Relevant examples and short case studies are used to allow participants to investigate the results of alternative management strategies. Comprehensive course notes are provided for each person attending which follow the course material and provide a useful post-course reference. This training enables people to approach the management of projects with a clear, simple, methodological approach and with knowledge of the techniques to be used at each stage. Graduates of this course have found that they can turn their habits of management by crisis to proactive management where the interests of all parties are considered and the project manager can emerge with increased credibility.