ENGAGED LEARNING
Not all training works for every organization. You need to determine the type of training that will deliver the greatest benefits: traditional class room training, one-on-one coaching, workshops, or reinforcement sessions. Let us can design a solution to suit your needs. Here is a sampling of what can be done:
Public Classes
Through a partnership with Baldwin Wallace University you can attend public classes delivered by our staff. Click on the regularly scheduled classes below to see dates and locations:
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Foundations of Project Management: A one-day foundational class for those that are new to the formal practices of project management. Come and learn best practices, terminology and project management techniques. Walk away with hands-on experience and a greater understanding of the power of project management.
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Planning Scheduling & Controlling: A three-day investment of your time will take you into the details of applying project management techniques. This course focuses on hands-on application that will improve how you manage stakeholders, scope, risks, schedules, team member engagement, scheduling, costing, communications and project reporting.
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Here is a promotional video highlighting our partnership with Baldwin Wallace University:
Targeted Training for Your Ogranization's Need
Training by Audience:
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Sponsors
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PMO Staff
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Key Customers
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Project Leaders
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Team Members
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Gatekeepers
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Sample of Training by Topic:
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Advanced Risk Management
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Assessing Project Management Maturity
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Budgeting for Project Managers
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Critical Chain / Theory of Constraints
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Conducting Post Project Reviews
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Customer Relationships
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Collaborative Planning Workshops
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Engaging the Sponsor
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Facilitation
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Managing Multiple Projects
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Understanding Personal Style
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Stakeholder Management
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WBS and Scheduling
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Process Mapping
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Project Costing and Earned Value
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Project Management Overview
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Applied Risk Management
Custom Training Solutions
Let our team of designers create a custom training solution for your organization. All training is:
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Tied to organizational strategic goals and objectives
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Measured to determine effectiveness
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Aligned with both adult and accelerated learning techniques
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Based on behavioral objectives
We know that learning is an active event. Effective learning requires attention to each of these learning
styles:
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Somatic - tactile, kinesthetic or hands-on learning
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Auditory - talking and hearing-driven learning
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Visual - observation and picture-centered learning
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Intellectual - problem solving and reflective learning
Using meetings to productively share information and create the project plan
“The key is not to prioritize what’s on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.”
- Stephen Covey, educator, author and key note speaker