Project Management Classes Sydney

In this 2-day interactive course, participants learn the complete project management experience, including initiation, planning, execution, controlling, and closing. The course also covers the different methods and strategies used in the field of project management. The bootcamp is open to beginners and will appeal to those looking to manage projects more effectively or explore the field of project management. Tuition includes hands-on training, a free retake, and a course manual. The course offers flexible scheduling and is available online or in NYC.

This 2-day Project Management Bootcamp is split into two sections and covers a wide range of project management theories, concepts, and best practices. The first section of this bootcamp is the Introduction to Project Management, where students learn a range of important project management theories and methods and review the five phases (Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring, and Closing). This section concludes with a capstone project where students apply their newly acquired project management knowledge. The second section of the bootcamp is Advanced Project Management, where students will take a deeper dive into the topics and concepts covered in the first section and discover more advanced managerial concepts including task analysis, critical path method, planning, developing project timelines, and more.

In this 7-hour beginner course, students will learn the fundamentals of project management. This course is broken down to cover the first two phases of project management: Initiation and Planning. While students learn about the Initiation phase, they will learn how to identify, select, charter, and scope a project. As students progress to the planning phase, they will discover how to break down work and distribute tasks, define and sequence activities, create network diagrams, estimate activity resources, establish start and completion times, and much more.

In this 7-hour project management course, students will build on the fundamental project management knowledge they acquired in Level 1. This course is broken down to cover the last three phases of project management: Execution, Controlling, and Closing. While students explore these key phases, they will learn key strategies and methods for building strong project teams, estimating and projecting project budgets, analyzing and controlling for costs, managing limited resources, identifying risk, communicating with key stakeholders, and how to finalize and close a project.

In this full-day workshop, participants master the initiation and planning phases of the project management life cycle. By the end of this course, students will understand how to choose appropriate projects and plan extensively for project success. Using a workbook that contains both practical knowledge and a wide variety of hands-on exercises, participants will be equipped with the required skills needed for initiating and planning projects. Tuition includes hands-on training, a free retake, and a course manual. The course offers flexible scheduling and is available online or in NYC.

This Agile and Scrum bootcamp is a beginner-friendly 5-hour workshop designed for both beginners and individuals with some familiarity with the basics of Scrum and Agile methodologies. In this hands-on workshop, students will engage through games, live practice, and project simulations to understand Agile principles and explore the roles in Scrum. Students will also walk through the planning process, run sprints, and explore best practices around process improvements, such as sprint reviews and retrospectives.

This project management course is a 1-day bootcamp designed for individuals who are looking to better understand the best practices around managing projects. Students in this bootcamp learn the four phases of project planning, two project management styles (traditional and agile), and how to establish a project schedule, budget, and resource plan. Students will also learn how to understand risk and prepare for any project snags, the best procedures for meeting management, and effective communication when working with clients and other key stakeholders.

Balance business viability, technical feasibility, and customer desire to lead products and features toward long-term success. Learn from a seasoned expert. This course is offered in person and live online, in a remote classroom setting.

This hands-on 18-hour Project Management course will teach students the fundamental skills needed to successfully take a project from start to finish using Microsoft Project. The program covers a range of project management concepts, including the project planning process, creating a project using Microsoft Project, creating a work breakdown structure to estimate task time, linking tasks, creating deadlines, estimating project costs, maintaining a schedule, getting a project back on schedule, and more.

This interactive product management workshop was designed to teach individuals the knowledge and skills needed to become efficient and effective project managers. The course explores a range of core project management concepts, including an introduction to project management, project initiation and project stakeholders, defining a projects scope, agile project management, how to plan a project, quality and risk management, execution, project reporting, bringing a project to a close, and more.

This course teaches advanced skills in change management for projects. This program helps students learn to understand organizational change, models and tools for managing contingencies, and the power of messaging to lead through change. Students can earn up to 7 PMI Professional Development Units for this course.

In this one-day program, students will learn the fundamentals of change management. The course will cover topics such as readiness and resistance to change, effective communication, WIFM, building consensus, planning, and implementation. Students will also learn about some of the psychology of change, motivation, and leadership. Students can earn up to 7 PMI Professional Development Units for this course.

This 1-day introductory project management course is designed to introduce students to many of the big picture concepts and tools needed to succeed as a project manager. Students will learn how to differentiate between project and non-projects, understand the importance of project charters, define goals, learn about Triple Constraint, identify root causes for project speed bumps, understand the elements of a project budget and estimation techniques, and more. Students can earn up to 14 PMI Professional Development Units for this course.

Communication is usually the key to a successful project, and this 2-day class gives project managers the tools they need to effectively communicate with project stakeholders. Students will learn how to leverage adaptive leadership approaches to meet changing stakeholder needs. Specific course topics revolve around planning, applying, and implementing best practices for effective project communication.

In this intensive 3-day course, participants with a solid foundation of project management initiation and planning knowledge will delve deeper into project management concepts, including task analysis, critical path method, planning, project timelines, and ongoing monitoring. The five phases of project management will be reviewed to explore the complexities of each stage, and students will learn the required skills for executing, controlling, and closing projects, with a focus on budgeting and managing risk. This course provides an in-depth study of project management, including strategies and tools to build strong teams and work optimally. Students can earn up to 21 PMI Professional Development Units for this course.

This 1-day project management workshop was designed to introduce students to both core and complex concepts needed to successfully manage projects. The program covers a broad range of beginner and intermediate theories and tools, including an overview of project management, getting started with a project, the basics of successful project planning, risk estimation, developing schedules, communicating with stakeholders, leading projects, and how best to bring a project to a close. Students can earn up to 7 PMI Professional Development Units for this course.

Learn the basics of Microsoft Project in this 2-day course. Students will explore topics like task listing, resource assigning, task detailing, plan formatting, task scheduling, and progress tracking. Students of this course will learn how to manage small to large-scale projects with Microsoft Project.

Unlock the potential of Microsoft Project with this 2-day Microsoft Project course. Students in this course will explore topics like resource consolidation, project customization, resource planning, progress tracking, and report status. This course is especially well-suited for project managers who need to track multiple simultaneous projects.

This 16-hour product management course provides students with the foundational theory and skills needed to successfully launch a career as a product manager. The course covers a range of introductory product management concepts, including the fundamentals of product management, product strategy, industry standard technology for product managers, product optimization, prioritization and various ways of working, conducting product discovery workshops, financial modeling for product managers, and successfully launching a product.

Effectively manage a product through its entire lifecycle with this course on the Art of Product Management. This course guides students through every step of the process, from Ideation to Iteration. They will learn how to use data to measure success and use testing to run experiments.