Online Project Management Planning Essentials Training

PDUs: 14

This course focuses on the important and critical front-end planning phases. It introduces participants to Project Management Planning essentials through topics such as: planning strategies for ramping up projects; balancing scope, schedule & cost; balancing & assessing strong/diverse stakeholder needs; performance reporting considerations; aspects of contract/procurement and risk management

Our Learning Program is designed to ensure that you acquire the relevant knowledge & skills and earn the requisite 35 PDUs required to pass the Project Management Institute’s (PMI), CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) or PMP (Project Management Professional) exam

This program combines 7-week online learning, led by our top-tier PMP^®instructor, with comprehensive reading materials and interactive online study tools to provide an exceptional learning experience

Online Project Stakeholder Management Essentials

PDUs: 7.5

This course discusses how to identify, analyze and manage stakeholders throughout a project’s lifecycle phases. This course looks at stakeholders spheres of influence, including strategies to mitigate or enhance such influences. This course includes tools and techniques gleaned from over 50 years of project experience.

Based on environmental case studies, learners identify potential impacts of stakeholder requirements to the project's scope, schedule cost, quality, communications, resource, procurement and risk management plan. Specifically, learners become skilled at identifying stakeholder objectives and requirements, managing stakeholder expectations and requirements as well as aligning scope with stakeholder requirements.

Fee:  $495.00
Add to Instructor-led Workshop: $395.00    
Available: 180 days

First Nations, Metis & Inuit | 
Online Project Stakeholder Management Essentials

PDUs: 7.5

This course discusses how to identify, analyze and manage stakeholders throughout a project’s lifecycle phases. This course looks at stakeholders spheres of influence, including strategies to mitigate or enhance such influences. This course includes tools and techniques gleaned from over 50 years of project experience.

Based on Indigenous environmental & economic/community development case studies, learners identify potential impacts ofstakeholder requirements to the project's scope, schedule cost, quality, communications, resource, procurement and risk management plan. Specifically, learners become skilled at identifying stakeholder objectives and requirements, managing stakeholder expectations and requirements as well as aligning scope with stakeholder requirements.

Fee: $395.00
Add to Instructor-led Workshop: $295.00    
Available: 90 days