In this microlearning module we’ll look at some of the key project management processes and the skills that a project manager needs to run successful projects. You’ll learn about initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling and closing projects as well as finding out about the soft skills and technical skills the ideal project manager needs to develop.
Module Objectives:
– Understand project management processes;
– Use project management processes to structure and run projects.
Module Length: 5 minutes
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