Life-long learning is a reality in the 21st century – with the pace of change we all need to develop new skills. It diversifies your job options and helps you develop new techniques to keep up with the fast-changing world. Also, note that the willingness to learn new skills increases your confidence and nurtures a growth mindset. That helps you grow as a person and a professional.
Project management skills are useful in any role and in any industry. Project management skills allow you to successfully take a project from start to finish with more efficiency. Regardless of your role on the team, improving your project management skills can have a direct impact on the team’s ability to complete a project.
The importance of project management in organisations cannot be exaggerated. When it’s done right, it helps every part of the business run more smoothly. It allows you and your team to focus on the work that matters, free from the distractions caused by tasks going off track or budgets spinning out of control without compromising on quality.
With 15 years of expertise in providing leading soft skills training courses and development programs, Aspira’s interactive project management training courses will give you the knowledge, skills, and confidence to manage projects successfully.
One of our most popular training courses is the Practical Project Management course which is designed to establish a detailed understanding of Project Management terms, concepts, and methodologies. The hands-on approach of this course ensures trainees “learn by doing” and gain a step-by-step, real-time experience of using the tools and implementing the methodologies and support structures. In simulating real-life environments, trainees gather the detailed knowledge required to apply the training on return to their work environment.
For more information on our training offerings please reach out to our training team at Sales@Aspira.ie
Clodagh Geary - Sales
Clodagh Geary has worked in Sales & Marketing with Aspira for the past six years, with nine years prior experience in Marketing and Entrepreneurship. In that time she has taken on numerous projects, including the running of the Ireland Chapter PMI National Conference in 2019. Clodagh has worked in diverse industries, from Retail to Healthcare to IT, and through this breadth of experience she sees the value in applying project management skills to different situations.
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