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Basic Project Management - Train the Trainer
The ability to successfully define and subsequently manage a project is quickly leaving the realm of the extraordinary and is becoming a core competency for many organizations. Managing a project is not easy and project management skills do not come naturally to many people. Fortunately, the skills associated with defining and managing a project can be learned. Understanding and practicing the concepts taught in this class increases the likelihood of success on the project. This class is an abbreviated version of the PM00.00 Project Management Preparation for Success class and is specifically designed to show how the full class can be taught.
Prerequisites
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Attendees should have some background in project management and prior experience teaching instructor-lead classes. |
Learning Objectives
At the end of this class, participants will be able to:
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Understand the general flow of the Project Management Preparation for Success class |
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Teach the class material associated with this full class |
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Facilitate all group and team exercises for the full class |
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Lead the class through the eleven-part case study for this class |
Who Should Attend
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For-profit instructors that will teach this full class to their customers |
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Academic instructors that will teach the class to their students |
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Company instructors that will teach the class to their internal employees |
Course Outline
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Overview of the class and how to accomplish the learning objectives |
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A walkthrough of the content in each section, including Defining a Project, Building a Workplan, Managing the Workplan, Managing Issues, Managing Scope, Managing Communication, Managing Risk, Managing Project Documentation, Managing Quality and Managing Metrics |
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A discussion and practice of each exercise and all of the case studies |
Class Length
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Two days |
