Project Management Fundamentals
Project Management Fundamentals Training provides a practical introduction to planning, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, and stakeholder communication. This course is ideal for professionals in engineering, construction, operations, and business who want to deliver projects successfully.
- Online – Microsoft Teams
- TBC
- 2 CPD Points
- Price : R 8 999.00

LEARNING OUTCOMES
After successfully completing this course, you will be able to:
Understand the role and responsibilities of a project manager
Apply structured project management processes
Develop basic project plans, schedules, and budgets
Identify and manage project risks and issues
Communicate effectively with stakeholders
Monitor project progress and control changes
Introduction to Project Management
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What is a project?
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Project vs operations
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Key characteristics of successful projects
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Project management standards and methodologies (PMI®, PRINCE2®, Agile overview)
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The project life cycle
Roles, Responsibilities, and Governance
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The role of the project manager
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Project sponsor, stakeholders, and project team
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Organisational structures (functional, matrix, projectised)
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Governance and decision-making structures
Project Initiation
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Business case development
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Project objectives and success criteria
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Stakeholder identification and analysis
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Project charter and project mandate
Scope Management
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Defining project scope
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Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
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Scope baseline
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Managing scope creep and change requests
Time and Schedule Management
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Defining activities and sequencing
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Estimating durations
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Developing a project schedule (Gantt charts, critical path method)
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Schedule monitoring and control
Cost and Resource Management
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Cost estimation techniques
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Budgeting and cost control
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Resource planning and allocation
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Earned Value Management (EVM) basics
Risk and Issue Management
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Risk identification and assessment
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Risk registers and mitigation strategies
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Contingency planning
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Managing issues and escalation
Quality Management
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Quality planning and assurance
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Quality control tools
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Continuous improvement
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Linking quality objectives to project outcomes
Communication and Stakeholder Management
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Communication planning
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Reporting and documentation
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Managing stakeholder expectations
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Conflict resolution and team motivation
Monitoring, Control, and Change Management
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Performance measurement
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Progress tracking and reporting
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Change control processes
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Managing deviations from plan
