TOP 10 PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSES IN AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 5

AgilePM is the industry standard for an agile project approach. It provides a balance between controlling your projects, being flexible, and adapting to changes as they occur. It enables you to develop solutions incrementally, react effectively to change and increase collaboration.

This Microsoft Project course aims to provide you with practical knowledge of the functionality that Microsoft Project offers. Participants will utilise project management principles throughout the course to help you to utilise the software functionality when developing project schedules.

Before using any project management software, whether it is Microsoft Project or other options, it is vital to understand the principles of project planning, scheduling and resourcing.

Our two day, interactive course equips you with a set of tools, skills and knowledge to deliver a project. It takes you through the life cycle stages of a project.

The Managing Successful Programmes (MSP) training course is ideal for programme managers and budding programme managers to upskill and improve your programme management capabilities  – and career opportunities.

Before using any project management software, whether it is Microsoft Project or other options, it is vital to understand the principles of project planning, scheduling and resourcing.

Planners and schedulers in New Zealand receive little more than rudimentary, on-the-job training to carry out what is arguably, one of the most important roles within maintenance.

Students will learn about project initiation, process management, documentation development, task management, and risk management, as well as managing stakeholders and vendors.

PRINCE2® 7th Edition seeks to respond to changes that have taken place in the world and in the discipline of project management since the previous update in 2017. The essence of PRINCE2 remains

The Agile Project Management Methodology works to deliver workable business solutions in a fraction of the time that other traditional project management approaches can deliver.