(Duration: 2 days)
Next course: Tuesday 12th – Wednesday 13th July 2022
Book now via caroline@sky-path.org
PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSE
Who this course is for
This free course is aimed at those who:
- Are over 25 years of age.
- Meet the eligibility criteria (are unemployed/under threat of redundancy).
- Are interested in developing skills in project management.
What it’s all about
Project management is a skill increasingly valued by many companies. This two day course will take you through the key components of project management including how to develop a schedule, cost activities, understand risks and measure success. You’ll develop the necessary knowledge by working through a fictious project and addressing the key questions at each stage. By the end of the course, each participant will have produced a project management plan.
The course runs for two days, from 9.30am-4pm.
Why it’s useful
This course will introduce you to what’s involved in successful project management, helping you to decide if this is an area you would like to pursue and develop further skills in.
Course leaders
The course is delivered by Dr David Butler from the University of Strathclyde. It has funded by the Scottish Funding Council.
Course location
The course is delivered at the new Skypath Aero Training Centre, Unit 2B, Bravo Freight Centre, 1 McNee Road, Glasgow Prestwick Airport, KA9 2PB.
Course dates
The next course will run from Tuesday 12th July – Wednesday 13th July 2022.
Cost
The course is provided free of charge to all participants.
Find out more
Please email caroline@sky-path.org or call 01292 848 880
How to apply
If you’re interested in registering for this course, please contact your DWP work coach who will support your application.
Places are limited and allocated on a first come first served basis, so don’t delay!
Places are limited and allocated on a first come first served basis, so don’t delay!
How to recruit
If you’re interested in employing any of the trainees on this course, please contact training@sky-path.org
Skypath Aero Training Centre has been established through a training partnership between Ayrshire College, the University of Strathclyde and Chevron Aircraft Maintenance. Other partners include South Ayrshire Council and National Manufacturing Institute Scotland.
Funded by Scottish Funding Council
