Project Compliance
Dive deeper into contract management, risk identification, and quality management methodologies and techniques to improve outcomes for organizations and projects. Project Managers will sharpen or gain entirely news skills in areas such as contract lifecycle management, decision-making and process control and improvement.
In the Project Compliance Professional Microcredential, you will examine risk allocation and opportunity identification, as well as various business excellence models, and learn how to leverage financial and qualitative analysis to achieve the desired results.
Three Badges
- Number of hours: 14 hours per Badge x 3 = 42 hours total
- Assessment: Participation; 80% attendance of each day
- Previous Education Required: None
- Delivery: Remote
Badge Name | Instructor | Upcoming |
Contract Management for Performance | Shari Hildred | Spring/Summer 2023 |
Strategic Approaches to Risk | Shari Hildred | Spring/Summer 2023 |
Successful Quality Management | Shari Hildred | Spring/Summer 2023 |
You may take one, two or all three Badges because they are standalone. If you complete all three Badges within two years, you will be awarded the Project Compliance Professional Microcredential. The Badges can be taken in any order and there are no pre-requisites.
Contract Management for Performance Boost your contract management skills by examining the components and processes of contracting. Contracts play a critical role in achieving business goals and building and maintaining positive relationships between companies and organizations. Learn best practices and skills to control contracts successfully from start to finish. You will develop a solid understanding of the contract process and key elements of procurement, contract formation, negotiation, financial analysis and risk management. By examining real-life scenarios, you will learn how to interpret contract language to ensure all risks are minimized as well as how to get the most from the contracted partnership. Learning Outcomes:
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Strategic Approaches to Risk Taking risks is part of conducting projects and business. All teams and organizations face uncertainty in meeting their objectives. However, as a proven methodology, risk management is a systematic framework for maximizing areas where outcomes can be controlled while minimizing those that cannot. Go beyond risk tools to the elements of organizational culture and decision making. You will acquire depth knowledge of system-level risk-based thinking (risks and opportunities) and formal risk management. Practical examples help translate concepts into structured methodology that will assist in strategic and systems thinking as a base to develop risk management capacity within organizations and projects. Learning Outcomes:
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Successful Quality Management Quality awareness, competency and management are foundational to business success. Enhance your working knowledge of key quality concepts and best practices, as well as build quality basics with methods and tools from various advanced quality management techniques and models. By examining real-life scenarios, you will increase your knowledge and understanding of how to use advanced quality principles on projects and within operations and learn how to integrate quality management into processes. Learning Outcomes:
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The Details: What you need to know
- Attedance Requirements
- Completion Letters
- Completion Policy - Professional Certificates and Microcredentials
- Professional Certificate Requests
- Withdrawal
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Funding OpportunitiesOur non-credit programs may qualify for Canada-Saskatchewan Job Grant Funding. Please note that this is an employer-driven program. The employer must apply on behalf of their employees. Badges, Professional Microcredentials and Professional Certificates qualify for the Canada Training Credit, Re-Skill Saskatchewan Training Subsidy (RSTS) and the URAA Alumni Professional Development Award. |