The PMD Pro Level I training aims to provide advance skills and knowledge of project management practitioner working on the projects and management portfolio. More specifically: To ensure that project/ programme managers implement a range of tools and techniques to be • used for managing projects and workloads. To understand and apply knowledge which is relevant to the environment and conditions in which • it is utilized. To ensure that project/programme managers use systems used in international, well-known • organizations which have helped to increase productivity in developing sectors. To ensure that managers understand and able to utilize specialist skills such as planning and • implementation by adding best practices. To improve quality and communication through an organization-wide common language. • To be aware of the Maximum the value of project management investments for both the investors • and the people who will benefit from investments. To be aware of key critical areas and factors for emergency response’ scale up in relation to • proportionality; To be aware of relevant response structures in the country- government, UN and NGO- and need • for regular engagement in such structures; To learn new humanitarian trends including but not limited to localisation, collaboration, and • technology. Working with the Humanitarian Department, the Consultant will: - Develop and finalise training methodology (run of play) through a consultative process and deliver/facilitate PMD Pro level 1 training in Asia. Training must be based on standardize and certified training. - Develop and deliver a 4 or 5- day training to address the learning expectations and objectives of the participating Senior Managers and to build knowledge and awareness to effectively lead an emergency response.
The PMD Pro Level I training aims to provide advance skills and knowledge of project management practitioner working on the projects and management portfolio. More specifically: • To ensure that project/ programme managers implement a range of tools and techniques to be used for managing projects and workloads. • To understand and apply knowledge which is relevant to the environment and conditions in which it is utilized. • To ensure that project/programme managers use systems used in international, well-known organizations which have helped to increase productivity in developing sectors. • To ensure that managers understand and able to utilize specialist skills such as planning and implementation by adding best practices. • To improve quality and communication through an organization-wide common language. • To be aware of the Maximum the value of project management investments for both the investors and the people who will benefit from investments. • To be aware of key critical areas and factors for emergency response’ scale up in relation to proportionality; • To be aware of relevant response structures in the country- government, UN and NGO- and need for regular engagement in such structures; • To learn new humanitarian trends including but not limited to localisation, collaboration, and technology. Working with the Humanitarian Department, the Consultant will: - Develop and finalise training methodology (run of play) through a consultative process and deliver/facilitate PMD Pro level 1 training in Asia. Training must be based on standardize and certified training. - Develop and deliver a 4 or 5- day training to address the learning expectations and objectives of the participating Senior Managers and to build knowledge and awareness to effectively lead an emergency response.
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