The British Academy for Training and Development offers a quality management course in projects, and this program was designed to provide participants with practical and scientific experiences that must be learned to work in the field of quality in projects. The program also addresses the quality relationship with the main components of the project such as contracts, suppliers, human resources and many important topics. The program relies on a number of practical and applied cases and is also concerned with providing the necessary proposals to improve the quality level and matching the pre-defined quality standards for the project and to use the processes of revitalization and improvement of ongoing work throughout the project period and includes quality management in projects to determine the quality requirements that will be adhered to in the project and Then define the policies that will be used to implement these requirements with constant monitoring and follow-up to verify the implementation of these requirements during the various stages of work

• Senior Executives.
• Project and program managers.
• Team and members of project management offices.
• Project stakeholders.
• Project quality officers
• Interested in this field

• Experience and skills development in project quality control
• Familiarity with the requirements of the ISO standard
• The basic concepts of thinking based on studying the risks facing the project as well as the methodology of operations.
• The ability to implement project contracts of high quality
• Ability to evaluate suppliers and human resource management
• The implementation of the project in the best ways, the lowest costs and with high quality

• The historical development of quality
• Definitions and terms
• Total quality principles
• Awareness of the ISO international standard
• Quality in contracts
• Supplier evaluation
• Human Resource Management
• Application case
• Measuring and calibration devices
• Internal audits of quality management systems
• Quality improvement tools
• Maintenance and reliability
• Full review
• Quality metrics
• Quality checklists
• Work performance measurements
• Approved change requests
• Deliveries
• organizational process assets
• Quality control: tools and techniques
• Organizational process asset updates
• Change requests
• Project management plan updates
• Project documentation updates