Certificate in Project Management (8 Weeks)

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Program Description

Certificate in Project Management

This program equips participants with the essential knowledge, tools, and techniques needed to plan, execute, monitor, and deliver successful projects. It blends global project management standards with practical, real-world applications, enabling learners to manage time, cost, scope, risks, and stakeholders effectively.

Through interactive sessions, case studies, and applied project work, participants build competencies in project planning, scheduling, budgeting, team coordination, quality assurance, and project reporting. The certificate also introduces digital project management tools and best practices used across industries.

Graduates emerge confident in their ability to lead and support projects of various sizes—enhancing organizational performance, improving efficiency, and increasing professional credibility. The program is suitable for professionals seeking career advancement, individuals entering project-based roles, and entrepreneurs who want to manage business initiatives more effectively.

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Modules

Introduction to Project Management & Frameworks
Project Initiation & Scope Development
Project Planning, Scheduling & Work Breakdown Structures
Project Budgeting & Cost Management

Project Risk, Quality & Procurement Management
Project Leadership, Communication & Stakeholder Engagement
Project Monitoring, Reporting & Performance Evaluation
Project Closure, Review & Lessons Learned

Fees

Early Bird Fee (GHS 1,700) – Full Payment Required

Standard Fee (GHS 1,950) – 50% on admission and 50% by Week 4

Prospects After Graduation

Graduates of the Certificate in Project Management will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to lead, coordinate, and support projects across diverse industries. With strong competencies in planning, budgeting, risk management, project communication, and evaluation, participants are positioned to take on project-based roles in corporate organizations, NGOs, public institutions, SMEs, and entrepreneurial ventures.

Career pathways may include roles such as Project Officer, Project Coordinator, Assistant Project Manager, Operations Lead, Monitoring & Evaluation Support, Procurement Support Officer, or Program Administrator. The certificate also strengthens the capacity of entrepreneurs and professionals to manage their own business initiatives, donor-funded projects, and internal organizational developments more effectively.

Beyond employment opportunities, graduates benefit from improved confidence in decision-making, enhanced professional credibility, and the ability to contribute to organizational growth by delivering projects on time, within budget, and at quality standards. The program also serves as a foundation for advanced project management certifications such as PMP, PRINCE2, or Agile/Scrum specializations, for those who wish to progress further.

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Frequently Asked Question

What is the Certificate in Project Management?

It is a professional training program designed to build practical competencies in planning, executing, monitoring, and closing projects using recognized project management standards and tools.

Who should enroll in this program?

The program is suitable for emerging project managers, team leaders, NGO and public sector workers, entrepreneurs, recent graduates, and any professional involved in project-based work.

What skills will I gain from this course?

Participants will learn project planning, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, leadership, team coordination, reporting, stakeholder management, and project evaluation techniques.

What are the entry requirements?

A basic educational background and interest in managing projects are recommended. Prior project management experience is not required.

Will this program help me get a job?

The course strengthens project management competencies and prepares graduates for roles such as Project Officer, Project Coordinator, Assistant Project Manager, NGO Project Staff, or Operations Assistant.

Can I study while working full-time?

Yes. The course is flexible and suitable for working professionals, with evening, weekend, or online options available.

Do I need to have a background in mathematics or engineering?

No. All concepts are taught from foundational levels and supported with practical examples and templates.

What tools or software will I learn?

Learners may be introduced to project planning and tracking tools such as MS Project, Excel, Trello, and online dashboards—depending on delivery format.

How is the program delivered?

Through interactive workshops, lectures, case studies, group activities, assignments, and real project simulations.

What opportunities are available after completion?

Graduates may progress into advanced certifications such as PMP, PRINCE2, or Agile/Scrum training, and gain new responsibilities or promotion prospects.