Project Management for Project and Team Leaders

Short description

This training will provide you with a complete overview of project management according to our Totally Integrated Project Management or TIPI-Approach®. Group dynamic processes and technical aspects, and the relationship between them, will all be discussed.

Target group 
As a participant you should be a project leader, team leader or project participant with responsibility for leading at least part(s) of a project. To participate in this training, you should have experience working in projects

Course content
The training deals with the following topics:

• Accepting a project assignment, determining problems in the client organisation
• Principles of project management (phasing, controlling, deciding)
• Business case
• Company goals versus project objectives
• Tips for developing a project handbook
• Cooperating, leadership styles and handling conflicts
• Execution, decision making and controlling
• Closing up and acceptance of the result

Results
Project management is a profession that demands specific and result-oriented management skills. You will learn how to develop a tangible end result starting with an ‘idea’, by working in projects. You will master tips and tricks from your trainers as well as your fellow students, on how to organise and structure projects and how to work systematically (‘IT’-compnent approx. 70%). You will be able to discern and apply communicative and team building processes, and know how to manage by styles and to deal with conflicts (`ME’ and ‘WE’-components around 30%). As the programme is built with your own added practical assignments, you will also have practiced realistic work situations during the training.

Competences strengthened during the training:

• Matching business and ICT-objectives
• Organizing capabilities
• Capable of teamwork
• Showing initiative
• Result-oriented
• Managing

Possible continuation
Project Management Leadership, PRINCE2™ courses, Project Management, IPMA Level C in-depth trainings,  Politics Around Projects, Process Management.