TOP 10 PROJECT COST MANAGEMENT COURSES IN PIETERMARITZBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - PAGE 2

This skills programme is designed for the public sector and is aimed at  financial and non-financial practitioners.

Prepare and monitor financial plans using valuable guiding principles and techniques.  

All business decision making involves analysing situations and assessing alternatives, risks and benefits. This programme offers an opportunity to acquire and then deploy new skills and ideas to achieve improved financial operations and strategies.

This course helps attendees develop effective measures for scheduling and controlling projects by putting the tools of project management to work.

Budget Preparation, Allocation & Cost Control training is essential for organizations and assists them in the decision making and planning process. This seminar provides participants with crucial cost awareness and budgetary skills by combining techniques analysis, problems and examples of real ca...

Today, the human mind is often absorbed in so much data, that it has difficulty processing the multitude of facts and relationships simultaneously and sometimes forgets important elements.

Formulating & Managing a Budget workshop is offered by Elogin Business Institute for all skill levels. E-Login Business Institute offers next generation education in the field of business and management.

Manage Expenditure Against A Budget course is offered by FBT Consultants. Our vision is to train for a better tomorrow.  With the ever changing and challenging South African economy, our vision is to give our learners the required skills to be employable.

With the majority of South Africans finding themselves out- of-pocket by mid-month, you may feel a dire need to achieve financial wellbeing and expense control once more.

Budgets are critical to organisations as they strive to achieve their goals.  Whilst budgets are never 100% accurate, techniques can be applied that facilitate budgeting that is more accurate, and allows for defined review periods to keep budgets relevant.