TOP 10 PROJECT COST MANAGEMENT COURSES IN CENTRAL, SINGAPORE

Cost Control and Optimisation course is offered by LSBF. Our Mission is to prepare our students for leadership excellence and success in their chosen field.

Gaining insights into the cost-volume-profit relationships enable managers to make better scare resources allocation decisions, plan activities, control costs and evaluate performance.

This 2-day course is designed to discuss the main features of determining financial needs, formulating financial plans, establishing resource allocation, reviewing financial forecasts and budgets, as well as monitoring the budget and reporting findings to relevant stakeholders.

To stay on top, companies must constantly re-examine the budgeting and forecasting models they use in their decision making processes to ensure they are up-to date and incorporate the latest in budgeting and forecasting best practices.

This workshop focuses on the skills to manage the budgeting and forecasting processes that are critical to enterprises large and small.

Many managers and executives have the responsibility of preparing and monitoring a business budget for their team or department. Therefore, it is important for them to understand the different types of budgets and budgeting considerations.

SMART Financial Budgeting and Control is a two-day workshop where learners will be able to grasp in-depth understanding of Budgeting Concepts and Methodology surrounding cost management and budgeting.

Project Cost and Financial Management is concerned with the process of performing pre-project financial assessment, planning, creating and controlling the cost of a project or business.

The design and construction of building projects is highly complex and demanding process involving multiple disciplines such as architecture, civil and structural engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, quantity surveying and construction.

The design and construction of building projects is a highly complex and demanding process, especially with the increased sophistication of the various disciplines involved, such as architecture, surveying, construction and engineering.