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Project Management for Administrative Professionals

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$2,390 + tax (5%)

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$2,390
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Duration
Hours of Study
Instructors
PDU / CDU
Days and Times expand
Fee
$2,390
Tax
$120
Subtotal
$2,510
Add to Cart

You may be asked to or create an account to register and pay.

Project Management for Administrative Professionals

Set your projects and large tasks up for a win

Feeling stressed by juggling projects on top of your already busy schedule? Project management stands as the ultimate solution amidst the chaos of urgent tasks, constantly shifting priorities and the pressure of tight timelines.

Designed for executive assistants and other administrative professionals, this course delves into the transformative field of Project Management. Learn tools and techniques for planning, organizing and delivering projects on time and on budget. Take your projects from conception to completion with less stress and better results. 

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This course is ideal for:
  • Executive assistants

  • Office administrators and administrative assistants

  • Coordinators

  • Customer service representatives

  • Clerks and record-keepers

  • Build skills in planning, prioritizing, monitoring, controlling and evaluating projects 
  • Make sound decisions about how and where to direct your time and energy
  • Get greater control over your to-do list by differentiating project tasks from daily ongoing tasks
  • Apply project management communication processes for supporting multiple people and projects 
  • Practice building a project schedule and task list
  • Use PM tools to solve common project challenges such as effective meeting management 
  • Get the job done while meeting the expectations of your boss and team
Impact on your organization, team or business:
  • Increase project management know-how within the company to support organizational objectives
  • Hone staff ability to manage projects more independently
  • Bring a fresh project management perspective to smaller projects
  • Empower people to participate more actively and better support larger organizational projects
  • Elevate client satisfaction through more efficient project delivery
Introduction to Project Management
  • Key PM concepts and terminology
Project Initiation
  • Creating a kick-off document that captures the goals, completion criteria and all of the work to be done
  • Identifying and communicating with project stakeholders
Project Planning
  • Using a work breakdown structure to better plan tasks and check points
  • Applying project templates to develop communication, risk and task management plans 
  • Generating a realistic project schedule
Project Managing
  • Tools for tracking and controlling projects
  • Responding proactively to challenges
  • Improving your team leadership skills in a project environment
Project Closing
  • Closing out project activities successfully

Profile

Tracy Page

Tracy Page

Senior Associate

Tracy is a certified project management and change management consultant. For over a decade, Tracy has led programs in project management, communication and leadership at UBC Sauder, where she brings the latest evidence-based strategies in team and project management while applying best practices in adult learning.

What other professionals think

This course offers an excellent, step-by-step introduction to the fundamentals of project management. So many levels were looked at, but at a manageable pace and with great instructor interaction.

I generally get nervous in group settings. Tracy really helped me, and I believe the entire class felt comfortable immediately on the first day. I have learned a lot from this course and will definitely recommend it to my colleagues in the future. I can't wait to come back for another course here at UBC.

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