Project Management courses and training in South Africa and other African countries
Habit is important for effective personal study. Appropriate habits are also a gateway to many of the Personal competencies described in the Project Manager Competency Development Framework (PMCDF). These articles explain the role of habits and how to build them in these contexts.
The Project Management Concepts course is well structured and the integrated question-centred learning approach of the course forced me to challenge myself to think more critically and instilled a good sustainable habit of learning on a daily basis and it change the way I use to view learning for the better.
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Skipping steps in your studying can cause you to take longer to get your certificate.
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I am also amazed at the volume of knowledge I gained, just by doing a little bit each day.
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Isidore has worked in a leading role in projects in number of countries in Africa. In March 2018, he completed the Project Management Concepts course online. We asked him about his experience.
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Habits provide rhythm, creating the predictability needed for tracking progress and identifying deviations in the pattern.
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There are three main reasons why we recommend the Project Management Concepts course prior to training for your PMP® exam.
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Try not to mix work and studies. You lose focus on both this way. Also, separate your studies from your family time. It will not work while the kids are awake.
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“Make sure you understand what is asked before answering.”
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“This is a nice way to implement tracking your own progress, clearly stipulating the milestones along the way.”
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“If there is one aspect of Project Management which I cannot emphasise enough, it is Critical Thinking. Whatever you read or listen to in this course, do it with all your attention and focus.”
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