cbs course guide - Central TAFE

Presenter very knowledgable and engaging keep up the good workLuke Matthews, Cert IV in PM, August2013CBS COURSE GUIDE 2014project managementBSB51413 DIPLOMA OF PROJECTMANAGEMENTPURPOSEThis course aims to provide participants withthe knowledge and skills to plan, lead, andmanage projects. The content of the Diplomareflects the role of individuals who apply projectmanagement skills and knowledge. As suchindividuals may manage projects in a variety ofcontexts, across a number of industry sectors.Participants will have to demonstrate they haveproject leadership and management roles andare responsible for achieving project objectives.They possess a sound theoretical knowledgebase and use a range of specialised, technicaland managerial competencies to initiate, plan,execute and evaluate their own work and/or thework of others.QUALIFICATION ENTRYParticipants wishing to enter the Diplomashould be in a position to undertake skillsrecognition or show competency for theunits listed in the Certificate IV in ProjectManagement or have extensive vocationalexperience in project roles where theymay have had some limited responsibilityfor the output of others but do not have aformal project management qualification.Participants could be operating in a ProjectCoordinator, Management Officer, TeamMember or Program Administrator role andcould be aspiring to be a Project Leader,Management Facilitator.UNITS OF COMPETENCY12 units requiredC = Core units; E = Elective units• BSBPMG511A - Manage project scope (C)• BSBPMG512A - Manage project time (C)• BSBPMG513A - Manage project quality (C)• BSBPMG514A - Manage project cost (C)• BSBPMG515A - Manage project humanresources (C)• BSBPMG516A - Manage project informationand communication (C)• BSBPMG517A - Manage project risk (C)• BSBPMG521A - Manage project integration (C)• BSBPMG518A - Manage project procurement (E)• BSBPMG519A - Manage project stakeholderengagement (E)• BSBPMG520A - Manage project governance (E)• BSBWOR502B - Ensure team effectiveness (E)CONTENT• Successfully manage a range of projectsfrom inception to delivery and apply allthe aspects of Project Management e.g.communication, time, costs, quality, risksetc to a successful project• Coordinating project staff and stakeholders– how to do it successfully while jugglingall the balls in the air at the same timeand keeping the project on time and withinbudget• The key to project procurement• Reporting to key stakeholders throughoutand at the conclusion of the projectDURATION5 daysTIMES9.00am until 4.30pmDATESIntake 126, 27 & 28 February & 6 & 7 March 2014Intake 228, 29 & 30 Apr & 5 & 6 May 2014Intake 321, 22, 28, 29 & 30 July 2014Intake 417, 18, 24, 25 & 26 November 2014INVESTMENT$3,400 (GST free) per person, includes coursematerial and assessment services28