Executive Certificate in Project Business and Administration

Who should attend?

The Project Manager training program(s) are for:

• Project managers
• Project sponsors
• Expert advisers
• Project team members,
• Business executives, managers, and directors involved in governance, direction, and audits of projects

The syllabus assesses the key elements of the project management life cycle and covers specific knowledge areas.

Key elements of the course include

• Change Management & Control
• Scope Definition & Management
• Schedule Management
• Cost Management
• Resource Management
• Financial Analysis
• Quality & Risk Management
• Procurement Management
• Contractual & Legal Matters
• Monitoring and Control
• Reviews & Close Out

Teaching methods and style

We’re a 100% online education provider, so we use a state-of-the-art learning management system (LMS) to deliver our active teaching, resources, and assessments. Our system tracks and manages the learning process in real-time and provides you with immediate access to your learning materials.

What is competency-based education?

This type of education measures skills and learning rather than time. PCiBS students’ will progress through courses when they can prove they’ve mastered the material and not only at the end of a semester or term. Some students can learn faster, spend more time on schoolwork, or utilize the knowledge they have from prior learnings.

With 24/7/365 access to online learning resources, students can embark on a tailored educational journey according to their current knowledge and competencies. Each potential student performs an online self-assessment before his engagement as a student with PCiBS. Besides, faculty members and lecturers will provide personalized learning support.

It doesn’t matter what obstacles and challenges you face, PCiBS will put you in charge of your education. The following items are crucial to putting YOU into the driver’s seat of your studies.

• It’s individualized: Because every student is different, we believe the learning experience for our students should be built around you, not PCiBS.
• It’s efficient: You focus on learning the material that’s new to you. We assist in some topics where you need a bit of a refresher and follow on through subjects you know well. If you are competent, you are qualified! We don’t waste your time.
• It’s supportive: You have a whole team around you to assist you in making a success of your studies, from our faculty, lecturers, staff, and your fellow students.
• It’s flexible: Study when and where it works best for you. PCiBS LMS resources are anywhere wifi is.

Why is project management important for you?

The emergence of remote work and project-based businesses is anticipated to increase the demand for skilled project managers. Obtaining a professional certification in project management enables you to capitalize on emerging job market opportunities. In addition, project managers are required in all industries, and professional certification can be the first step toward a career specializing in project management in specific industries, such as:

• Engineering
• Banking And Finance
• Medical
• Mining Process Plants
• Underground / Open Pit Mining
• Healthcare
• Construction
• Oil And Gas
• Information Technology (IT)
• Defence Force
• Manufacturing
• Property Development
• Government
• Management Consulting
• Infrastructure
• Agriculture
• General Projects
• Any Organization,
• Etc.

At the organizational level, PCiBS recommendations can assist organizations in optimizing their use of resources and maximizing value creation, allowing them to achieve their intended results. It also encourages employee collaboration and improves communication between project-related personnel, suppliers, and customers, resulting in stakeholder engagement and customer satisfaction. In addition, PCiBS certification can improve business decisions, including prioritizing project tasks and mitigating risks.

A career in project management will change how you plan and execute activities and tasks within the context of projects. As a trained and certified project manager, you will lead the project team, plan activities, define the project's objectives, scope, timeline, and budget, identify, assess, and treat risks, engage and communicate with stakeholders, and oversee the overall project implementation.