Training for the travel, tourism and hospitality industry

Course Details:

A Practical Approach Many organisations face out-of-control costs brought on by projects that are full of changes, past deadline, over budget and that require more resources than originally projected. After learning and applying FranklinCovey's Project Management process, participants will feel better prepared to effectively start, manage and complete their projects, regardless of size, scope, budget, or previous project management experience. Our unique approach encourages attendees to bring real projects for a truly hands-on experience. We invite whole teams to attend together, creating opportunities to unite and to learn solutions for specific challenges. The one-day training is ideal for those with no previous project management training and an increasing number of project oriented assignments.

FranklinCovey's Project Management workshop involves four-steps: visualising, planning, implementing and closing. This proven approach helps project managers and their teams create, plan, implement, and complete successful projects on time and within budget.

• Decrease costs through better planning and less rework
• Hit project deadlines through smarter workload management
• Reduce time and money spent backtracking and redoing a plan
• Strengthen cooperation and buy-in from team members and stakeholders
• Gain greater control over a project's progress
• Focus on the right project at the right time
• Improve early recognition of potential problems and issues

What you will learn during two days training:

• Learn to implement the simple four-step project management process of visualise, plan, implement, and close.
• Learn interview tips for key stakeholders
• Create clear vision statements that reflect key stakeholder buy-in
• Discover how to break a project into manageable pieces to create a plan and a timeline
• Ensure that appropriate "go" or "no-go" decisions are made during that process
• Coordinate a project's workload into weekly and daily schedules
• Close projects by evaluating success and identifying future improvements
• Spend more classroom time with hands on exercises
• Take a more in-depth look at managing complex projects using additional tools such as Gantt charts and project initiation tools
• Dive deep into balancing constraints (time, schedule, and resources)
• Identify ways to control and track communication
• Spend time working and being coached on the actual project you bring to the training
• Take a closer look at risk analysis and hotspot plans

For upcoming course dates in a city near, please + 61 7 3630 1298 or email us.

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