Introduction to Project Management
Get to grips with projects and make them work.
Overview
Projects are part of almost every organisation. Whether you manage projects, contribute to them, or simply find yourself responsible for getting things done, understanding the basics of project management can make a real difference.
This practical course introduces the key principles, tools and approaches used to manage projects successfully. You’ll explore how projects operate, how to plan effectively, manage risks and issues, and work with the people involved.
Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, working together is success.”
Objectives
- Project Management and Environment
Understand what makes a project different and how its environment can affect success. - Project Life Cycles
Explore the different stages of a project and what needs to happen at each stage. - Project Roles and Responsibilities
Understand who does what and how effective roles and responsibilities contribute to success. - Project Management Planning
Discover the essentials of planning a project, from defining what needs to be achieved to organising the work. - Risk and Issue Management
Learn how to identify, assess and respond to risks and issues before they derail your project. - People and Behaviours
Understand the importance of communication, collaboration and effective behaviours in making projects work.
Format
The training is delivered as a one-day interactive workshop. Sessions include short teaching inputs, practical exercises and group discussions that help participants apply the ideas straight away.
The course can be delivered in person or online, making it suitable for teams working in different locations. Participants leave with practical techniques they can use immediately when identifying and managing risk in their projects.
Who the course is for
Ideal for anyone who works in an organisation and wants to understand project management better, whether you are new to projects, contribute to them regularly, or simply want to develop practical skills that you can use straight away.