70% of organizations have suffered at least one project failure in the prior 12 months
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Learning outcomes
- Know what a project is and what a project manager does
- Understand the Project Management Triangle and how it can help you
- Learn the stages of a project and what you need to do throughout to make it a success
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Course contents
This training course is broken down into 2 sections
- 1The Basics
- 25 Stages of Project Management
About this course
Whether you’re building a skyscraper, developing a new app, providing a service, or teaching a child to use the potty, you are embarking on a project. And every project needs to be properly managed in order to be a success.
No matter how big or small, personal or professional, this course gives users the basics they need to make their next project a successful one.
This project management course, which is suitable for all levels of employees, is concise, useful, and a vital tool for anyone who is, or wants to, manage a project.
Download our free Soft Skills white paper to learn more about why soft skills are important, what they are, and take our soft skills self-assessment.
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99 real user reviews
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Not sure what value this has
This seemed a very basic presentation and felt a bit patronising too. I could be condensed as an intro to a meatier session but on its own I felt it had little lasting value
Very informative.
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
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A bit too basic
Some good information in this course, and great that it was kept short and succinct. Some analogies used to further explain the concept were a bit long winded and hollow e.g. climbing a daunting mountain, but being told there were rest stops and a 'hokey pokey slide' (or something like that) for the way down!! All in all it was a useful course.
Fine, but not nearly detailed enough
a very high level summary. I would argoing that controlling and monitoring is not a seperate stage but something that should be done throughout the entire project timespan.
Concise and to the point
A good overview of essentials
Straight forward advice
Good honest advice. I especially liked the last bit with job done but to take the time to reflect.