First Nations Project Management Training

The First Nations Project Management Program will enhance Quality of Life, preserve heritage of First Nations.

Set realistic project goals

• Identify, plan and organize project tasks
• Manage risks
• Effectively coach project team members
• Enhance communication within the project
• Use state-of-the-art project management tools
• Complete projects successfully

WHAT IS A PROJECT?.

A "temporary endeavour" undertaken to create a special product, service or result. PMBOK® Guide

A Project:

• Has a beginning and an end
• Has established goals, objectives and outcomes

Has a defined framework:

• Scope
• quality
• time
• cost

WHY PROJECT MANAGEMENT?...

Disciplined project management provides:

• Effective communications and coordination
• A plan to assess progress
• Emphasis on time and cost performance
• Project management provides the framework for planning, monitoring and change management

WHO IS USING PROJECT MANAGEMENT?...

• Aquaculture Management
• Tourism, Fisheries, Forest; locally NALA Winds Adventures
• Human Resources
• Community Events
• Tribal Councils; locally Ditidaht
• Construction Companies; locally KMCLP
• Government - Municipalities
• Anyone managing a project!

BENEFITS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT...

• Project Management allows a Community to accomplish goals faster
• Improves Communication
• Provides fact based decision-making
• Early detection if things are going off the track
• Understanding

WHAT WILL PROJECT MANAGEMENT DO FOR YOU...

• Provide better understanding of the activities ahead
• Prepare you for that new challenge which could be either personal or with in your Community
• Increase awareness and develop transferable Community skills
• Teach you to know when your project is on time or behind schedule