Human Resources, Communication And Scope Management In Projects

The Human Resource, Communication and Scope Management in Projects short course presents you with a unique training experience in applying three of the ten Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) areas namely, Human Resource Management, Communication Management and Scope Management directly to the construction and built environments.

This is supplemented by providing you with extensive coverage of labour law, conflict management, negotiations, communication strategies, project management processes, lifecycle of a project, as well as the identification of work responsibilities and roles on projects. This course earns you credit towards the Comprehensive Project Management Programme for Built Environment Practitioners (CPMP).

Course content: 

• Nature of projects and project management

• Introduction to project management

• Project lifecycles and phases

• Project management processes

• Project scope management

• Negotiation on projects

• Structuring the organisation for project work

• Identifying work, responsibilities and roles

• Project human resource management

• Conflict management

• Aspects of labour law for the project manager

• Project communication management

• Programme management

• Leadership, motivation and ethics

• Professional liability

• Professional Service Agreements (PROCSA)

Please note: You will be required to bring your own laptop to the contact sessions. (Laptops can also be rented at an additional cost.)

Learning Outcomes

After successfully completing the course, you will be able to apply three PMBOK knowledge areas, namely Human Resource Management, Communication Management and Scope Management, in project implementation and planning.

Requirements

Prospective delegates should at least have a National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) or equivalent qualification and/or relevant work experience in the built environment.

Short Description

This course earns you credit towards the Comprehensive Project Management Programme for Built Environment Practitioners (CPMP).