Course
PROJECT MANAGEMENT SKILLS

Many managers and supervisors have to take on
responsibility for non-routine tasks or developments. These
‘special projects’ often require different skills from those in
day to day management.
Those who find themselves having to do more ‘project
management’ will find that this two day course provides tools
and techniques for managing a project successfully whilst
also exploring ways to manage the ‘human elements’ too.
These include influencing skills, managing both a project
team and stakeholders in general and understanding the
impact of change in the workplace.
Managers, supervisors and any team leaders who
undertake one-off tasks and non-routine work. Anyone who
has been given special responsibility for a project, but has
not experienced much, if any, formal project management
training.
This course will enable participants to attend:
- Determine what projects are and why they are carried out
- Have an understanding of some theories and jargon often associated with projects
- Identify the key steps involved in planning a project
- Be aware of many project management tools,including project life cycle, scope, objectives and benefit realisation
- Understand the benefits of interpersonal skills in the world of projects.
Duration: 2 Days





