Project management – the path is the goal
Project management – the path is the goal
Project Management – the path is the goal S & P Entrepreneurs Forum – Product No. K04
> Project management – the path is the goal
> How do I start? The professional project start
> Confident and assertive in the meeting
> Techniques for a successful meeting
> Convincingly present project results
> Practical exercises and training with subsequent analysis
Target group – project management – the path is the goal
> Project staff and technical staff in projects
> Specialists and managers with project responsibility
Your benefit – project management – the path is the goal
Day 1: Project Management – Tools & Tools
– Project Management – What is really important?
– Defining priorities – Mastering time – Achieving milestones
2nd day: Moderate project meetings efficiently and successfully
– Lead meetings: best practices in practice
– overcome resistance and conflict confidently and safely
3rd day: Convincing projects
– Present convincingly – What is important?
– Practical training: The most successful presentation techniques and the quick handling of objections
Your advantage – project management – the path is the goal
Each participant will receive the following S & P products with the course:
+ S & P Tool “Professional Project Management”
+ Fit for the project start: planning, implementation, controlling
+ S & P Guide: Successfully Moderate
+ S & P Check: Effective Time Management
+ S & P Test: Assess your own communication strengths
+ Individual application plan for your professional workday
Seminar Price – Project management – the path is the goal
Price: 1.570, – £ excl. 19% VAT.
Included in the price:
Participants documents as PDF, 3-course meal, coffee, tea, Soft drinks and Snacks in the breaks
Program 1st course day
Project Management – What matters? – Project management – the path is the goal
> For easy implementation: methods and instruments of project planning
> Make projects manageable – systematically divide projects into project phases
> Effective project organization – minimize risks, safeguard measures and ensure quality
> It can not go on – what now? Successfully overcome project crises
> Project control and project controlling in practice
> The successful conclusion – What has to be considered for the project acceptance?
The participants receive the following S & P products:
+ S & P Tool: “Professional Project Management”
+ S & P guideline: Fit for the project start: planning, implementation and controlling
+ S & P Check: The most common mistakes in project management
Communication as a Success Factor in Project Management – Project Management – The Path is the Goal
> Successful together – simplify communication channels in the project team
> Effective involvement of different management levels and departments in the project work
> Coordinate features with the customer and communicate with the project team
> Fast and targeted decision-making in the project
> Handling Resistance and Performance Problems 1
> Effective stakeholder analysis – Conducting negotiations in a targeted manner
The participants receive the following S & P products:
+ S & P Check: formulate project goals SMART
+ S & P Guide: Successful negotiation in difficult situations
Defining priorities – mastering time – achieving milestones – project management – the path is the goal
> Systematically plan, divide and manage project processes
> On Time – on Target: Planning Time, Capacities, Resources and Milestones
> Distinguish between “Urgent” and “Important”
> Communicate and delegate tasks and time windows in the team
> Recognize time thieves and prevent them successfully
> Practice check: tools to make the most of your time budget
The participants receive the following S & P products:
+ S & P Test: Which time management type am I?
+ S & P Checklist: Identify your time thieves and time-wasters
+ S & P Checklist: The ABC Analysis – prioritizing priorities
Program 2nd course day
Practice-oriented communication and conversation techniques – project management – the path is the goal
> Confident behavior – the alpha and omega of strong communication
> Listen actively: make conversations successful
> Use questioning techniques in a targeted manner and bring about decisions
> Taking the helm in decisive situations – effective call routing
> Overcome the 6 most common communication hurdles in the meeting
With the participants u.a. following case studies trained:
Case Study 1: The art of asking the right questions
Case study 2: steer discussions and bring about decisions
Lead meetings: efficient and result-oriented – project management – the path is the goal
> Make the goal clear! Set order and expectations at the beginning
> Control group dynamic processes confidently and use them effectively
> Do not lose the “red thread” – The process plan as a tool
> Visualization methods: collecting and structuring ideas
> Keeping an eye on time – techniques for effective time management in meetings
> Prevent information loss: Log results and create action plan
With the participants following case studies trained:
Case study 3: securing success, learning from mistakes
Case study 4: “Rules of the game” agreed in the project team
Case Study 5: Skillfully Visualize
Mastering resistance and conflicts confidently – project management – the path is the goal
> The internal conflict: dual role as moderator and project leader
Know-it-all, contentious and shy: techniques for dealing with different types of personality
> Changing perspectives – Taking different perspectives into account and eliminating misunderstandings
> If the group does not want to: resolve stuck situations
> Defuse and De-escalate: 5 Strategies for Successful Conflict Resolution
With the participants u.a. following case studies trained:
Case study 6: dual role as moderator and project leader
Case Study 7: You do not know what to do next?
Case Study 8: Conflict Resolution in Meetings
Program 3rd seminar day
Presentation techniques – how to convince! – Project management – the path is the goal
> Proven presentation techniques in order to speak competently and confidently
> 5 Rules for Successfully Performing a Presentation> Dos & Don’ts – How to Win the Listeners!
> Strong reasoning for legitimate objections and questions
> Elegant handling of unobjective objections and unprofessional comments
> Completely out of concept … What’s next?
> Target in view – What to do when discussions drift off the topic
> Leave a strong impression – skillfully complete the presentation
The most successful presentation techniques – live training – project management – the way is the goal
> Stage fright under control – ways to positive attitude
> Presenting participants in a positive way: Establishing and maintaining a positive relationship with the audience
> Optimize your appearance through communication, contact and impact
> Recognizing one’s own strengths – sustainably improving presentation behavior
> Presentation of the own project (presentation exercise of the participants)
Live Training:
a) Detailed live evaluation and feedback of all participants
b) The participants receive
S & P Guide: Successfully Moderating in Difficult Situations
S & P test: assess your own communication strengths