Project Lifecycle and Risk Management

The global need for skilled project managers is skyrocketing, with an estimated 25 million more professionals required by 2030 (Project Management Institute). Designed specifically for beginners, career starters, and professionals exploring a new career, this Project Management: Lifecycle and Risk Management course builds job-ready skills employers are looking for. No prior experience is necessary. In this course, you’ll explore how to manage risk throughout the project lifecycle and share information to keep stakeholders informed and aligned. You’ll look at the various phases in the project lifecycle and consider the differences between project methodologies. You’ll learn about best practices for information sharing with project teams and external stakeholders. Plus, you’ll be introduced to effective information-sharing techniques. You’ll also assess how to plan and identify and evaluate risks. You’ll investigate different strategies to respond to risks. You’ll be introduced to various tools, including risk reports, registers, and matrices. Plus, you’ll apply your skills to create these artifacts for project scenarios. Throughout the course, you’ll gain valuable hands-on practice in online labs that simulate real-world scenarios, including SWOT analysis, developing a risk register, and creating a risk matrix. Great for talking about in interviews! If you’re looking to land your first project management role and are keen to build specific project lifecycle and risk management skills, ENROLL TODAY and add skills to your resume that employers are looking for in less than 6 weeks! 3b:T50f, W

• Job-ready project lifecycle and risk management skills employers need in just 6 weeks, supported by practical experience you can discuss in interviews. No prior experience is required.
• The phases in the project lifecycle, including waterfall and adaptive lifecycles.
• How to improve communication with team members and external stakeholders using information-sharing techniques.
• How to conduct end-to-end risk analysis, including SWOT analysis, develop a risk register, and create a risk matrix.
• How to develop executable risk response strategies to avoid or mitigate threats and exploit or enhance opportunities.

• For gearing toward a career in project management, it is recommended to have basic to intermediate skills in an Office Productivity Suite, such as Microsoft Office 365.