The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in project management proficiency for managers, where this training material is concerned with providing participants with the skills necessary to plan their projects by defining the project scope statement and the structure of the division of labor and studying how to finance projects and potential risks. The course will also address networking and building mechanisms with donor institutions And building and implementing marketing campaigns for the Foundation's projects. Participants will also be able to develop key performance indicators to monitor and control the project schedule and budget. This course also aims to assist participants in assessing the feasibility of projects through the application of capital budgeting techniques. Finally, participants will be able to plan for the participation of the strategic partners in the project and manage their expectations.

The target group attending a training course in project management proficiency for managers

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

How participants will benefit from attending a training course in project management proficiency for managers
Upon completion of the course program, the participants will have achieved the following benefit:

• Practical experience in the field of project and business management and fetching finance.
• The ability of the participants to pass job interviews at projects in international and local institutions.
• Knowledge of networking mechanisms, building relationships with donor institutions, and building and
• implementing marketing campaigns for foundation projects.
• Identify and manage project risks in addition to designing a risk plan for each of the implemented projects.
• Comprehensive knowledge of job interviews for project jobs in international and domestic institutions

• An introduction to modern management, its functions and methods of practice.
• Analyze the internal and external business environment for enterprises related to projects
• Special laws and regulations for the business environment (structural, administrative and financial evidence, products, marketing).
• Introduction to project management and types of profitable projects, and the origin and evolution of the project idea.
• Formulating project goals and setting activities to achieve the goals, transforming the project idea into a logical framework (Logfram Matrix)
• Project cost analysis and analysis of target groups for project activities.
• Planning projects and their financing methods and writing project proposals for the funded entities.
• Financial analysis of the project budget and expenditures and the procurement and supply management.
• Project risk management and design a risk plan for each of the projects implemented.
• Project success factors and skills for the project manager, project manager / coordinator tasks and responsibilities.
• The financial report, knowledge of its contents and its relationship to the technical / administrative report.
• Writing administrative and financial reports using Word & Excel.
• Monitoring and evaluation of projects through the tools used according to the international methodologies for projects.
• Project life cycle and the role of project manager / coordinator at each stage.
• Mechanisms of networking and building relationships with donor institutions, and building and implementing marketing campaigns for the Foundation's projects.
• Skills of preparing an action plan for fund management and resource development for the institution.
• Job interviews for project jobs in international and domestic institutions