The Real Project Management

As the business and industry conditions are more flexible and uncertain, it seems that all managers will be involved in any type of project, whether in short-term or long-term. This program will equip managers and supervisors with basic knowledge of Project Management to handle a certain project with limited resources. Project Managers are required to balance among available resources and constraints: cost, quality, and time.

Learning Objectives

Equip operational and non-operational managers with basic knowledge of Project Management so that they can immediately apply it to the projects they face.

Learning Coverage

1. Definition of Project Management
2. Project Planning and Implementation
3. Project Scheduling and Time Management
4. Risk Management in Projects
5. Cost Management
6. Non-technical factors
7. Project Supervision and Control.

Learning Method

• Synchronous Online Learning
• Sharing Best Practice
• Short Film
• Group Discussion (Breakout Room).

Instructor

• Ruben Saragih
• Switomo Santoso

Participants

Managers and supervisors in their field of work will be appointed to handle a project in any field.

Program schedule

• 28-29 March
• 4-5 July
• 21-22 November