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Project Management
Project management is a key discipline in the business world, focused on planning, leading, and successfully executing projects. It involves the application of tools, techniques, and strategies to direct resources toward defined goals, control costs and timelines, and efficiently manage teams to achieve results.
Who are the project trainings for?
The training is intended for everyone involved in planning, managing, or implementing projects – from team members to project leaders and managers. It is ideal for employees who want to improve work organization, better manage resources, and communicate more effectively within project teams.
Why are training sessions from projects important?
Project management requires more than technical knowledge – it involves strategic thinking, coordinating people and resources, as well as making decisions under pressure. Training helps participants develop a systematic approach to work, minimize risks, and achieve goals within set deadlines and budgets.
What does the project management program include?
Project training combines theory, practical examples, and work on real situations. The training covers all key aspects of project management:
- Planning and goal setting
- Time, cost, and resource management
- Team and communication management
- Monitoring progress and risk control
- Application of tools and methodologies (e.g., Gantt, WBS, Agile elements)
What are the benefits of a project management program?
After completing the training, participants:
- Clearly define goals and priorities
- Organize activities and teams more efficiently
- Manage deadlines, budgets, and changes better
- Make informed decisions and minimize risks
Apply modern tools and approaches in their everyday work
Training
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Fundamentals of Project Management
- Introduction to Project Management Methodology
- Project Lifecycle
- Knowledge Areas and Process Groups
- Initiating the Project and Writing the Charter
- Project Scope Management
- Project Schedule Management – Planning
- Cost Management on the Project
- Execution and Project Closure
Leadership Skills for Project Managers
- Project leader as a facilitator
- Leading people in project teams
- Project Team Maturity Matrix
- Leadership Styles in Project Teams
- Project Scope Management
- Defining Roles in the Project Team
- Team dynamics and synergy
- Project Leader Interventions
- Communication in the Project Team
- Stakeholder engagement
Cost Management on the Project
- Projects and the role of controlling in them
- Tracking costs and progress in projects
- Methods for calculating project results
- Project profitability analysis
- Project feasibility analysis
- Time value of money
- Risk management in projects
- Project sensitivity analysis
Leading People in Projects
- Leadership in Project Management
- Maturity of People in the Project
- Leadership Styles in Project Teams
- Defining Roles in the Project Team
- Team dynamics and synergy
- Project Manager Interventions
- Making Team Decisions
- Communication in the Project Team
Microsoft Project
- Introduction to MS Project
- Project setup (dates, calendars)
- Entering activities and duration
- Defining dependencies
- Milestones and phases
- Input of resources (human, material, costs)
- Resource allocation to activities
- Resource leveling
- Budget entry and linking with tasks