Practical Project Management
- Duration
- 5 Weeks
- Sessions
- 5
- Time per week
- 30 Minutes/Week
Who is the course for?
This course is appropriate for employees and managers at any level and in any type of organization who are responsible for leading a project from inception to completion.
Course description
Today’s organizations rely on employees who can carry a project through from planning to completion, on time and on budget. This course will increase your knowledge of the essential components of managing a project.
Completing this course will help you
Identify the essential parts of the Project Life Cycle.
Analyze the essential elements of a project plan.
Define an effective launch event for a successful project.
Identify best practices to monitor scope, timelines, and budgets, and how to keep a project on track.
Recognize the importance of closing a project by evaluating its success.
5 Modules
- 01
Introduction to Project Management
This module gives an overview of why practical project management matters and describes how the course will empower you as a professional.
- 02
Plan the Project
The module will explore each of the essential parts of a project lifecycle, including the identification of essential resources, milestones, project budgeting, and project risk analysis.
- 03
Implement the Project
This module explores how an effective launch meeting or team event is essential to implementing the project plan and steps to move the project forward.
- 04
Monitor the Project
This module explains how to work with your team to set up a system for monitoring and keeping a project on track.
- 05
Wrap-Up and Evaluation of the Project
The module describes how to bring a project to a close by wrapping things up and evaluating the success of the project.
Leader Behaviors
Upcoming Schedule
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Starting Mon, Dec 7, 2026, 5 weeks in a row
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