This accredited self-paced Microsoft Project course is designed to teach professionals how to use the tool to its full potential, covering both basic and advanced features and functions. The course is suitable for users of all levels of experience, whether you are using the 2010 to 2021 edition of MS Project. It is accredited and approved by the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA), and professionals will earn 2 ECSA CPD Points. PMI Certificate holders will be eligible for 14 PDUs from the Project Management Institute (PMI). Attending professionals who don't have Microsoft Project will be provided with a free trial version of Microsoft Project 2016 (optional). Throughout the course, participants will be given hands-on experience working with a construction-based case study to learn how to manage resources, cost, and time, and reduce the risk of failure on projects.

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Accreditation for this course:

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Discover the ultimate learning flexibility as you navigate this course at your own pace, fitting it around your schedule with ease. With lifetime access to materials, uninterrupted learning remains possible even during challenges like load shedding. Seamlessly accessible on both mobile and desktop devices, the course requires no downloads, ensuring straightforward and efficient engagement with the content.

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Benefits Upon Completion: Upon successfully completing the course, participants will receive:​

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• Certificate of Achievement: Recognizing the acquisition of valuable risk management skills.

• CPD Recognition: Earn 2 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points validated by the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA).

• Enhanced PMP Credentials: PMP certificate holders can earn 14 Professional Development Units (PDUs) acknowledged by the Project Management Institute (PMI).

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What are the learning objectives of this course and how can they be applied to your job. 

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• Navigate project environments with confidence.

• Create and define new project plans effectively.

• Organize tasks efficiently for optimal project flow.

• Manage resources skillfully to maximize productivity.

• Finalize comprehensive project plans with precision.

• Monitor project progress adeptly for informed decisions.

• Adjust project plans to effectively control constraints.

• Generate insightful status reports to communicate project status.

• Customize project settings proficiently and share customization across projects.

These valuable skills are highly advantageous in driving success within the competitive construction and engineering industry.

There are several reasons why you might want to consider a career in Microsoft Project

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The future outlook for construction and engineering professionals who understand Microsoft Project is likely to be positive, as the use of technology in the industry continues to increase. According to a survey by the Project Management Institute (PMI), almost 90% of construction and engineering professionals use Microsoft Project or other project management software to some extent.

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Having advanced skills in Microsoft Project can give professionals a competitive advantage in the job market and may lead to higher earnings. According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, project management professionals in the construction and engineering industry earn an average of $75,400 per year. However, those with advanced skills and certifications, such as a Microsoft Project certification, may earn more.

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Overall, understanding Microsoft Project is an important skill for professionals in the construction and engineering industry and is likely to be in high demand in the future

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