BSB41504 Certificate IV in Project Management

Qualification: Certificate IV (AQF)
Training Package: BSB01 Business Services
TAFE Course No: 8532

This course is for people who want to pursue a career in project management. You will learn how to work either as a project team member or as a project officer. This course will help you to develop the practical skills and knowledge required to contribute to the design, implementation, management and closure of projects. You will examine phases of the project life cycle and gain both theoretical and practical knowledge. You will undertake simulated practical activities based on real life exercises and work place practice to develop a high level of relevance and validity. More specifically, you will be able to apply scope management techniques; time management techniques; cost management techniques; quality management techniques; human resources management approaches; communications management techniques; risk management techniques, and contracting and procurement techniques. When you have finished this course you will be able to work satisfactorily as a member of a project team with guidance from a project manager.

Career Opportunities: Project manager.

Articulation: Diploma level qualifications in Project Management.

Entry Requirements: NSW Higher School Certificate (or equivalent).

Competency Units
Core:
BSBPM401A	Apply scope management techniques
BSBPM402A	Apply time management techniques
BSBPM403A	Apply cost management techniques
BSBPM404A	Apply quality management techniques
BSBPM405A	Apply human resources management approaches
BSBPM406A	Apply communications management techniques
BSBPM407A	Apply risk management techniques
BSBPM408A	Apply contract and procurement techniques
Elective:
8999A	Tutorial support
9765G	Business technical tutorial support

Applying and enrolling:

Semester 2 2008: North Coast Institute application form by 30 May 2008. Late applications may be accepted.

Taree - Flexible delivery. Information and enrolment session, Tuesday, 1st July 2008, 2.00pm to 6.00pm, Room B109. For more information contact the campus on (02) 6591 3600.