Project Management

Project Management Course Highlights

Core Project Management Awareness

  • ABCs of Construction Project Management Terms: Introduces key terminology and concepts used in project management within construction and engineering contexts.
  • Agile Methodologies: Covers the principles of Agile, including iterative planning, collaboration, adaptability, and value-driven delivery. 
  • Agile Principles and Methodologies: A deeper look into Agile frameworks, roles, and processes for managing fast-paced projects.
  • Practical Project ManagementIntroduction: Overview of the project lifecycle, project manager roles, and foundational PM skills.

Planning & Execution Skills 

  • Practical Project Management – Project Planning: Techniques for defining scope, setting objectives, building timelines, and allocating resources effectively. 
  • Practical Project Management – Plan Execution: Guidance on coordinating teams, managing deliverables, and maintaining communication throughout a project. 
  • Practical Project Management – Project Follow-Up: Best practices for closing projects, reviewing outcomes, and implementing lessons learned. 
  • CAPM® – Common Project Management Methods, Models & Artifacts: A series of courses introducing key frameworks (like Waterfall, Agile, and hybrid approaches), essential documents, and tools used to manage projects effectively. 
  • CAPM® – Applying Essential Formulas: Math and analytical skills needed for scheduling, cost estimation, and earned value management. 

Project Leadership & Communication 

  • Art of Authenticity (7-part series): Builds leadership presence and self-awareness to inspire trust, manage multiple roles effectively, and lead with authenticity in project environments. 
  • Practical Project Management Skills: Focuses on critical thinking, problem-solving, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills for successful project leadership. 
  • CAPM®Business Analysis Framework: Understanding how to gather requirements, engage stakeholders, and bridge the gap between business needs and technical solutions.