Our In-depth Project Management training is designed to help you apply what you learn in the classroom to situations in the real world!

  

Project Management Certificate This 72 hour, non-credit certificate program covers the basic project management concepts used by large and small businesses to deliver quality results and control costs. You’ll apply what you learn to realistic situations in the classroom, expand on practical skills and finish with techniques that make sense in the real world. The full certificate starts Fall quarter and consists of two twelve-week classes. The program can be completed in two quarters. Success in the Project Management certificate program requires good writing, communication and critical thinking skills. You must have access to a computer, have an email account and be comfortable using the internet. Proficiency with current versions of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint is also required. Students must purchase three required textbooks; A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide) 4th edition; Introduction to Project Management, Kathy Schwalbe, 3rd edition OR Revised Introduction to Project Management, 3rd Edition; Step by Step Microsoft Project  2007 by Carl Chatfield, PMP and Timothy Johnson, MCP. books will be used for both courses.

INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING
Whether you look at project management as an opportunity for career advancement or a way to more effectively complete projects, Introduction to Project Management and Planning provides the foundation by covering the framework, terminology and concepts for project management. The course will cover how a project gets initiated and best practice techniques that make sense in the real world of business and industry. The course will provide the knowledge and techniques to build a project plan, including defining your project scope, schedule, cost, quality and risks; developing a work break down structure (wbs), sequence work activities, estimates and developing a schedule. Exercises and group activities are used throughout the program so you can apply your new skills in project initiation and planning. 12 weeks.

F678; NCBUS 074A Fee $775
Betty Boushey, Instructor
12 Sessions beginning 09/22/2011
Pierce College at South Hill Park in Puyallup, Room 105

Thursdays 6:00p- 9:00p

Plan ahead for training and sign up early! Call 253-964-6502 for more information.

 

Sping 2011 - The Essentials of Human Resources Management

Are you an entry-level HR professional looking for additional training?

Are you a small business owner or manager dealing with the HR responsibilities in your company or organization?

Knowing the basics of HR can improve your on-the-job effectiveness, protect your business or organization from needless litigation, and help advance your career. This course is offered in partnership with the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM®), Read more...

 

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S653 NCBUS 066 Fee $445
Les Wiletsky, Instructor

5 Sessions: 04/27/11 - 05/25/11
Pierce College at South Hill Park in Puyallup, Room 1088

Wednesdays 6:00p - 9:00p

S654 NCBUS 066 Fee $395
Les Wiletsky, Instructor

5 Sessions: 04/27/11 - 05/25/11
Pierce College at South Hill Park in Puyallup, Room 1088

Wednesdays 6:00p - 9:00p