Every project, whether small or large, goes through four stages: initiation, planning, implementation, and closure. Each of these stages requires intelligent and conscious management. That is why the British Academy for Training and Development offers a “training course on project stages” to introduce those interested in project management to these stages and how to manage them, while highlighting the importance of using modern technology in project management, and its practical application to the project stages.

Who Should Attend?

• Project managers in the public and private sectors.
• Those interested in developing their skills in project management.
• Project management office employees.
• Executive managers.
• Project supervisors.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Project concept and different types of projects.
• The concept of the project life cycle and its four stages.
• How to implement the project phases efficiently.
• Using technology to manage project phases.
• Practical application to the project stages.

• Introduction
  • Definition of the project and the different types of projects
  • Definition of the project life cycle
  • The four project stages
• Project initiation stage
  • Conduct a feasibility study
  • Determine the scope of the project
  • Identify stakeholders
  • Identify risks
• Project planning stage
  • Create a project plan and break down goals into small, measurable goals
  • Estimate the budget and create the financial plan
  • Visualize the project timeline
  • Defining tasks within the project
  • Create workflow documents
  • Collect resources and build a team
• Project implementation stage
  • Communicate with team members, customers and senior management
  • Organizing workflow tasks within the project
  • Directing team members to carry out tasks
  • Organizing training related to the project
  • Budget management and spending control
  • Monitoring the quality of work
• Project closing stage
  • Final analysis of project performance
  • Identify achievements and failures
  • Evaluation of the project team
  • Documentation of project closure
• Using modern technology to manage project stages
• Applying comprehensive quality principles in project management
• Practical application to the project stages