This course is designed to introduce fundamental project management principles and techniques. The course is appropriate for those who are interested in the successful planning, implementation and evaluation of project work. This is an accredited course in line with unit BSBPMG430 Undertake project work.  

Items discussed include:

• Introduction to Project Management
• Principles of Project Management
• Executing Project Plans
• Public sector projects
• Project management execution in LG context
• Project management challenges
• Project Governance, systems and procedures
• Change management, culture and policies

Outcomes

• Understand and implement the principles of project management
• Define what a project is
• Develop a comprehensive project plan
• Determine resource requirements
• Determine and manage risk
• Consult and communicate with project stakeholders
• Manage scope creep and implement contingencies
• Evaluate the project

Course Facilitator - Colin Emerson

Colin Emerson is a leadership and organisational strategist, educator and coach with over 36 years of leadership, business, government, banking, speaking, training and customer service experience. He holds an MBA, with a focus on leader and leadership development.
 

The knowledge, experiences and professionalism gained in his 36 years of leading and managing organisations at a state or national level ensure that your training is not just theory. He shares his experiences that have been lived, good or not so good, and engages with your own experiences to ensure your learning outcomes are relevant, practical, and useable when you return to the reality of your work world.
 

Statement of Attainment
This is a nationally recognised unit of competence and successful completion of an assessment leads to a Statement of Attainment for the unit BSBPMG430 Undertake project work. 

Times
Training will be conducted in two sessions, a small assessment in between and then an assessment at the end of the workshop.

Tuesday 20th May: 9am - 12pm
Tuesday 27th May: 9am - 12pm

IPWEA NSW will provide suitable learning experiences and opportunities for all Participants. The learning environment will take into account the different characteristics of Participants and their varying cultural and educational backgrounds.

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