Course Modules

 

Module 1 — Introduction to Project Management

What is project management?

Projects vs. operations

Project lifecycle

Roles and responsibilities of a project manager

Project management knowledge areas

Project management career opportunities

 

 

Module 2 — Project Initiation

Identifying project objectives

Business case development

Project charter

Stakeholder identification

Defining project scope

Project feasibility

 

 

Module 3 — Project Planning

Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

Project schedules

Milestones and deliverables

Resource planning

Project timelines

Budget planning

Project management documentation

 

 

Module 4 — Project Risk Management

Identifying project risks

Risk assessment

Risk probability and impact

Risk response strategies

Risk registers

Contingency planning

 

 

Module 5 — Project Cost & Resource Management

Budget preparation

Cost estimation

Resource allocation

Human resources

Materials and equipment

Cost monitoring and control

 

 

Module 6 — Agile & Scrum Project Management

Agile principles

Scrum framework

Scrum roles

Product backlog

Sprint planning

Daily stand-ups

Sprint reviews and retrospectives

Kanban

 

 

Module 7 — Project Communication & Team Management

Building project teams

Leadership and delegation

Communication plans

Managing stakeholders

Conflict resolution

Team motivation

Meetings and reporting

 

 

Module 8 — Project Monitoring & Control

Tracking project progress

KPIs and performance indicators

Managing scope changes

Schedule control

Cost control

Quality management

Project dashboards and reports

 

 

Module 9 — Project Management Tools Practical training using:

Microsoft Project

Trello

Asana

ClickUp

Jira

Microsoft Excel

Google Workspace

 

 

Module 10 — Project Closure

Project handover

Final documentation

Performance evaluation

Lessons learned

Closing contracts

Post-project review

Practical Final Project

 

 

Each learner should complete a real-world project management assignment, for example:

Plan and manage the launch of a new business, event, website, product, training programme or community project.

 

 

The learner will create:

Project Charter

Scope Statement

Work Breakdown Structure

Project Schedule

Budget

Risk Register

Resource Plan

Communication Plan

Gantt Chart

Project Status Report

Final Project Report

Skills Learners Will Gain

 

 

By the end of the course, learners should be able to:

Plan and structure projects from start to finish

Develop realistic project schedules and budgets

Manage project teams and resources

Identify and manage project risks

Create professional project documentation

Track project performance

Manage stakeholders effectively

Apply Agile and Scrum principles

Use modern project management software

Prepare professional project reports

Successfully close and evaluate projects

 

 

Suggested GOGLOW HUB Course Listing

Course Name: Project Management

Level: Beginner → Intermediate

Duration: 6–8 Weeks

Mode: Online / Physical / Hybrid

Certificate: Yes

Practical Training: Yes

Final Project: Yes

Prerequisite: None

Ideal for: Students • Graduates • Entrepreneurs • Business Owners • Professionals • Team Leaders • Administrative Officers • Operations Staff • Aspiring Project Managers

Career Opportunities: Project Coordinator • Project Assistant • Project Manager • Operations Coordinator • Programme Officer • Scrum/Agile Team Member • Project Administrator