Certificate IV in Project Management Practice

This course is designed to take your current skills and knowledge to the next level. Students wishing to enrol into this course must be able to demonstrate a minimum of 12 months previous experience working in a project orientated workplace and have contributed to the management of projects. Master Builders have designed this course with this mind, which has allowed for the express delivery duration.

This Project Management course has been customised to meet the needs of all builders looking to improve their skills and knowledge in applying project scope, timing, and budgets.

Site supervisors, foremen, and contract administrators will benefit from the streamlined approach to course content and delivery. Through our mix of face-to-face delivery and workplace assessment, you’ll learn how to successfully apply and deliver projects in your day-to-day work environment using new and existing skills.

Why enrol?

• The construction industry is based on the principles of project management. The contractors and builders who can master these skills will deliver projects on time and on budget whilst minimising disputes.
• The Certificate IV provides an introduction into good project management practice that can be applied by students quickly and effectively into their own business.
• While builders and contractors study the basics of project management within their building qualifications, this course will build on this current knowledge and take it to the next level.
• The Certificate IV in Project Management Practice is suited to builders, contractors, contract administrators and office support staff.
• Please note this is not a generic project management course, Master Builders has customised the content to be construction specific.

Course outline
To achieve a Certificate IV in Project Management Practice (BSB40920) qualification, students must successfully complete a range of assessment activities that will demonstrate their ability to apply a range of skills and knowledge in the following areas:

• Project scope, quality and risk
• Project time and cost
• Stakeholder engagement
• Procurement
• Information & communication techniques and
• Human resource management.

Entry requirements/ Student Suitability  

• Students wishing to enrol will be required to complete an eligibility document that demonstrates they have at least 12 months experience working in a project orientated workplace and have contributed to the management of projects.
• Demonstrate a satisfactory level of language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills
• Have access to internet and email
• Have a modern laptop (preferably Windows based) with Microsoft Programs, Adobe Reader and Google Chrome, that can be used throughout the course duration for class work and assessments.