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PCi Business School (PCIBS) Foundation Certificate in Project Management
PCi Business School (PCIBS)

Foundation Certificate in Project Management

6 Months

English

Full time, Part time

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USD 2,755

Distance Learning

Key Summary

    About: The Foundation Certificate in Project Management offers an introduction to the principles of project management over 12 weeks. This program focuses on essential project management skills and the tools needed for effective project execution, aiming to lay a strong foundation for further studies or career advancement in the field.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates may pursue various roles such as project coordinator, project assistant, or entry-level project manager. This certificate opens the door to opportunities in industries such as construction, IT, and healthcare, where project management skills are in demand.

Introduction

This program introduces students to the fundamental principles of project management and serves as an introduction to the business discipline. Throughout the course, a structured approach is used, allowing students to develop their competencies in the specific business area at hand. The primary goal of the course is for the student to demonstrate mastery in the business discipline throughout their time there in order for them to be a valuable asset to any project in which they are involved.

This course covers the fundamental principles of project management and provides students with an introduction to the project management discipline. It focuses on the fundamental requirements for starting a small business. Throughout the course, an organized approach is used, allowing students to improve their competencies in the specific discipline under consideration. The primary goal of the course is for the student to demonstrate mastery in this area in order for them to be a valuable asset to any project in which they are involved. The course provides an overview of Introduction to project management concepts and terminology; project requirement identification; project lifecycles; the project manager and his/her team; forms of project organization; project communication and document control Estimation, costing, and planning and control including project planning, scheduling, and schedule control, as well as resource considerations and allocations, cost planning, and performance evaluation, and resource considerations and allocations. Risk management, procurement, human resources, quality, communication, stakeholder relations, and integration management are among the topics covered.

Project management is a significant skill for anyone who wishes to have an impact on their company’s performance.

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