TOP 10 PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSES IN NORTH-EAST, SINGAPORE

Project Management practical guide for all industries

The basic Project management programme is a hands-on workshop design for participants with zero or little knowledge in handling project management.

Imbue a fundamental view of Agile, not as a process change, but a culture change. Experience Agile through simulation to implement the knowledge within their teams, departments and organisations.

This Microsoft Office Project Course is best for project managers and individual who are responsible for creating and modifying project plans, and who needs a tool to manage those project plans. You will learn step by step on how to Start, Plan, Execute, Monitor & Control, and Close a project.

Elevate your project management skills to new heights with our Agile Project Management for Business course. This course is structured to equip you with the fundamentals and advanced techniques of Agile methodologies like Scrum and Kanban.

MS Project training is offered by Global Training Partners. University professors and national experts create our course curriculum.

In this unpredictable and erratic business environment, organizations need to harness its financial forecasting and models to futureproof their future financial health and performance to weather any unexpected setbacks.

This two-day course is designed to provide participants with the tools and techniques to initiate, plan and execute projects which may range from launching of a new product line to store opening or to implement new systems or processes. 

Agile Project Management offers a set of frameworks that covers the people, products, and approached (techniques) required to successfully implement projects in the modern business environment. Agile is used to help manage any form of business change for all industries.

Obtaining the certification tells the world that you are well versed in project management best practices. Customers feel more assured when dealing with someone who is PMP® certified.

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