Take your program management skills—and your leadership potential—to the next level with this practical introduction to managing multiple, related projects at scale. In this course, you'll learn how to align strategy with execution, set SMART objectives, and deliver measurable value across the full program management lifecycle.
You'll explore how a program manager leads teams, coordinates complex initiatives, manages stakeholder expectations, and sustains long-term benefits. Whether you're transitioning from project management or looking to formalize hands-on experience, this training gives you the essential tools and insights you need for successful program management.
Participants will have access to expert instructors, collaborative learning opportunities, and valuable resources to support their growth. They will gain valuable insights into:
The course combines engaging lectures, interactive discussions, hands-on activities, and real-world case studies to ensure a dynamic and impactful learning experience.
Upon completing this course, students will be able to:
This course is ideal for:
24 hours
You'll learn how to coordinate multiple projects as a program, align them with organizational strategy, and deliver benefits that last. The course covers fundamentals like program life cycle, governance structures, resource planning, and executive dashboards—giving you tools you can apply right away.
It's designed for project managers who want to expand their skills and understand how programs drive organizational value. If you've mastered project basics and want to see the bigger picture, this course is the right next step.
Project management focuses on delivering a single project, while program management oversees multiple related projects, coordinating them to reduce waste, share resources, and achieve broader strategic goals.
No. This course is designed for project managers looking to expand into program management. If you already understand project management basics, you'll benefit from seeing how programs create synergies across multiple projects.
Yes. Resource prioritization is a key part of the training. You'll learn how to optimize allocation, reduce conflict, and keep programs on track even when budgets and resources are tight.
Employers value professionals who can think beyond individual projects and deliver at the program level. This course positions you for roles that require broader oversight and stronger alignment with business strategy.
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