Part-Time Short Learning Programme CertificateProject Management Fundamentals
Starting Dates 2025:
Part-time:
– Saturday classes 8 February
Online:
– Start anytime
About this programme
In today’s business environment one is often expected to take on extra assignments and it is expected that these will be done well, within budget and delivered on time. This Short Learning Programme (SLP) in Project Management Fundamentals is intended to familiarise you with the most common terms and the most current thinking about projects. This programme prepares you for the SLP in Advanced Project Management Principles and Techniques which is endorsed by the Chartered Institute of Business Management (CIBM).
Programme outline
Admission requirements
You are required to have knowledge, comprehension and application of the English language at NQF Level 2 / Grade 10 or equivalent.
Certification
Successful students will be awarded the Unigrad College Short Learning Programme Certificate in Project Management Fundamentals.
Starting date
Consult the part-time schedule or speak to any student advisor.
Programme duration
– Saturday classes for a period of 3 weeks, OR
– Online, study at your own pace, you have 6 months to complete an online course
After completing this programme, it is highly recommended that you continue your studies with the Advanced Project Management course.
Fees and study material
Affordability and quality education make Unigrad College a popular choice with students. Fees can be paid in monthly instalments or in full. Speak to a Unigrad career consultant about our fees and payment options. Unigrad College also partners with Student Hero and Capitec, to learn more about the available funding options, visit https://www.unigradcollege.co.za/funding-options/.
Textbooks and study materials are INCLUDED in our fees!
What is a Short Learning Programme?
The modern business world demands a vast variety of skills and abilities. Unigrad College offers an extensive range of short learning programmes particularly designed to address these demands by enhancing the quality of skills and knowledge available to the workplace. These short learning programmes are typically aimed at working adults, or those seeking employment and whilst they are not full qualifications, such as those appearing on the NQF and registered with SAQA, their benefit lies in their rapid and significant improvement to skill and knowledge levels of the student. This makes short learning programmes ideal for people who need to upgrade their CV’s, but do not have the time or finances to engage in a lengthy course of study.
Interested?