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Programme: Diploma Programme – Six unit standards all contributing towards credits for the Diploma in Project Management
Programme: Diploma Programme – Six unit standards all contributing towards credits for the Diploma in Project Management
Part-Time: One night per week
Part-Time: One night per week
Description:
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Establish performance standards and monitoring systems
Prepare for performance review of team members
Conduct performance reviews
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Expectation of a team’s performance reference framework
Evaluate team performance against the reference framework
Maintain records resulting from evaluation of team performance
Facilitate team performance improvements using assessment findings
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Monitor and control performance of the project
Manage project baselines through integrated change control
Manage and resolve issues and new risks
Manage the developments of the products of the project
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Demonstrate a understanding of negotiating concepts
Develop a strategy to achieve successful negotiations
Conduct negotiations
Identify and overcome difficulties and conflict during negotiations
Finalise and communicate the agreement
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Identify key stakeholders of the project
Compile a stakeholder relationship management plan
Implement the stakeholder relationship management plan
Evaluate the effectiveness of key stakeholder’s involvement in the project
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Plan and prepare to give feed back in projects
Identify opportunities to retain clients and expand business inline with needs and expectations
Receive and Respond to feedback
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Project Implementation
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Managing Teams and Divisions
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Setting Goals and Objectives
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Applying functional value to Engineering Design
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Change Management
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Accept Process Related Data
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Evaluate and Improve Team Performance
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Monitor and Control the Project Management Plan
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Cost and Schedule Performance using EVM Methods
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Determine the Objectives and Scope of a Project
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Change Management inclusive of HIV Workers
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Draft of an Employment Contract
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Recruiting and Select Candidates for Defined Positions
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Safety, Health and Environmental Protection
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Training Needs for Teams and Individuals – Upgrading of Skills
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Code of Conducts in Teams
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Diverse Working Environment
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Conduct Staff Selection Interviews
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Establish and Maintain Relationships
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Interpret Conflict Management in Workplace
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Co-ordinate Value Engineering in the Project Life Cycle Phase
All Unit Standards on NQF 5 Level
Admission Requirements:
Anybody that successfully completed Phase I and Phase II of Project Management.
Duration:
DEPENDANTONENTRIES
Night classes: 40 consecutive Wednesdays/Thursdays 18h00-20h00
CourseFees
Part1 – R8 400
Part2 – R8 400
Part3 – R8 400
R2 400 deposit per part and the balance paid in 4 equal instalments per part . Please note that annual fee increases, not in excess of 10%, may apply.
Additional Costs (books, kits, cd’s)
City & Guilds certificate – R500.
Certification
On successful completion of the full programme, the student will receive a City and Guilds certificate.
City & Guilds is a globally recognized and respected awarding organization and serves as a benchmark for educational quality.
Why attend
City and Guilds award certificates to people who have shown they have mastered skills that are based on excellent standards set by industry. City and Guilds international provides a particular service to customers around the world who need high-quality assessments and certification.
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