@boloase, which of the certifications do you have? Before you could be certified, you are supposed to have at least 3+years working experience in project management or any industry related experience. However, I can help you in gaining experience. Call 07063968047

I've been a CAPM since february 2011 and i aswell B.Sc in Economics, i need a good job,

my contact details are 07085598344 08155026929 tayo_1806@yahoo.co.uk

Everybody talking abt PMP and prince2, what of those that are studying project mgt at universities. i am a 200L project mgt student of futminna, do i still need to do pmp and prince2 after obtaining my B.tech in project mgt. and i also need a good advice on how to pursue my career as a successful project manager. tnx, all comments welcomed.

I have read a lot about project management on this forum.
But my advice is this if all u want is a certification to boosts ur Cv then I don't really think
Project management is for u.

I think its high time we start learning to get certifications in areas where we have our strengths
but if u need info in writing project management I suggest u contact the APM group.
www.apmg-international.com
Get their contact details and send them an email. Stating all the questions. They will reply u with details.

Delebayo:

I am an HND graduate in Accounting from Yabatech, I have worked for three years in an airline industry. I wish to diversify my career. So am planning to sit for the PMP exams in Jan 2012. I have already attended class.

I need help as to what material to study, and where to get relavant material online or else where.

Thanks

check out this link http://www.examcentral.net/pmp/pmp-exam-questions It is an awesome preparatory tools. i used it and aced the PMP exam at my first sitting last year.
you can also drop your email and i will send you a soft copy of PMBOK 4th Edition.

you can bring your cv to our office at 38, Shiro Street, 1st Floor, Fadeyi Bus Stop, by Agip Filling Station, Yaba, Lagos. or call me at 07063968047

Hi

Every project is a challenge, but if you have tight deadlines, limited funding and are short of resource then you may have a tougher challenge than you think! To help you succeed, read these tips on,

How to Deliver Challenging Projects

There are 5 classic signs of a "challenging" project. We’ve described them below and offer you advice for managing them:

Tight Deadlines

If your project deadline is practically unachievable, then here's what to do. First, try and get it delayed. If you can't, then immediately replan your project so you know by how much you will be late. If it’s more than 10% then try and find more resource to help you deliver it more quickly. And if you can’t get the resource, then reduce your scope. Identify non-critical deliverables and get your sponsor to agree that you can complete those deliverables after the deadline has passed.

Otherwise, you need to revisit the tasks in your plan to see if you can produce the same deliverables, with less tasks and effort than before. Use these project management templates to save you time and effort completing project tasks.

Limited Budget

If your budget has been cut back, then try and find another sponsor in your business to provide the additional funding required. If cashflow is the problem, then negotiate with suppliers to take delayed payments. Use internal resource rather than external contractors, as they are usually cheaper. Rent equipment rather than buy. Re-negotiate with your suppliers to reduce their deliverables and therefore, their costs. And lastly, reduce staff overtime and offer them unpaid leave when they have down time.

Resource Shortage

If you don't have sufficient resource to complete the project, then take these steps. Review your deliverables and ensure you focus on the critical ones first. Try and find people in your business who can be succonded to your project, without you being charged. If you can't, then you need to work incredibly smart. So take time out each day to prioritize your tasks and ensure everyone is spending their time wisely. Work extra hours if necessary, but don't burn out. You can only work smart if you’re "as fresh as a daisy".

Scope Changes

If your scope is constantly changing, then you need to nail it down. Start by identifying the tasks on the "critical path" and sticking to them, regardless of the change requests that arise. Identify your project priorities and get them approved by your sponsor. Make sure each priority is linked to a business objective, so that they are harder to change.

Being a Super-Hero

Does everyone expect you to be a super-hero by delivering your project with less time, budget and resource than you need? If so, don't worry - it's normal. The trick is to manage people's expectations, by under promising and over delivering. Keep people well informed, so they know what you'll deliver, how and by when.

By taking these tips, you can deliver challenging projects with a smile, and gain a reputation for super-hero like qualities!
for your project management services, call us at 07063968047
Thanks

edokamifeanyi@yahoo.com. pls whr can i get a cheap training in lagos and at what estimated cost.
thanks bro. ur type is rare in naija

sirabbey:

check out this link http://www.examcentral.net/pmp/pmp-exam-questions It is an awesome preparatory tools. i used it and aced the PMP exam at my first sitting last year.
you can also drop your email and i will send you a soft copy of PMBOK 4th Edition.

@ Shebs-Tech Global Limited

38, Shiro Street, 1st Floor, Fadeyi Bus Stop, By Agip Filling Station, Yaba, Lagos.

Our training packages are affordable.

Call me on 07063968047 for more enquiries.

ifesly:

edokamifeanyi@yahoo.com. pls whr can i get a cheap training in lagos and at what estimated cost.
thanks bro. ur type is rare in naija

Ifeanyi, you now have the PMBOK 4th Edition in your mail. For your training you can try out JK Michaels on Adeniyi jones Ikeja or First logic On Oba-Akran road Ikeja. All the best in your endeavour.

thanks bro. can u giv me a rough estimate of the cost of the program?

sirabbey:

Ifeanyi, you now have the PMBOK 4th Edition in your mail. For your training you can try out JK Michaels on Adeniyi jones Ikeja or First logic On Oba-Akran road Ikeja. All the best in your endeavour.

ifesly:

thanks bro. can u giv me a rough estimate of the cost of the program?

The training ranges between N70K and N100K. While the examination itself costs $555 for non PMI members and $405 for PMI members.

To register for project management training call Kunle at 07063968047

Any body with useful link for a job with a multinational in NaijA,

Graduated with a Masters of science with Distinction in project management from uni of sunderland uk
prince 2 practitioner uk
construction manager's health and safety certificate accredited by the CITB uk
3 HSE accredited first aid training uk
CSSC health and safety card UK

one year UK working experience with Laing o rourke construction and BP as PMO in london uk

NYSC completed, seeking to return home, how much salary should i expect and are there good jobs in naija, pls whats the job situation like

@Dayo1401, inbox me your cv at info@shebstech.org to benefit from our manpower services

done

got it

yea good, presently working with another construction company, as a project co -ordinator, on a 3 month contract ending in April, but not so keen on working permanently in the uk,

I heard the big companies in naija, do look for foreign grad and all that, and am just waiting for an opportunities that why I have not gone permanent here , basically, i ve done all the relevant professional qualification required,

any useful information or contact will be valuable, will be in naija anyway, by april, just to job hunt for anoda one month and head back to the UK if i dont see,

we have a part of our services that provide manpower to the oil and gas companies here in Nigeria. I have review your profile, let hope for a favourable outcome as soon as possible.

Hello Guys,

I got my 35hours in 2010 but I havent gone to sit for the PMP for two reasons:

1. I know the theory, but little or no practice using the PMI framework.
2. I do not work in a Project Office yet.

Is there a way that I can gain valuable practical training on the various stages of a project, including how to use Microsoft Project (which was conspicuously missing from the 35hours training), Something like a bootcamp?

I have great need of being an effective project manager as there are a few big projects for me to handle. Any good help will be welcome, chimmygran@yahoo.com. Thanks!!

@ Dayo, send me your CV, neduo.global@gmail.com

I relocated from UK and also have HNC,BSc and MSc Construction Project Management. I work fro a real estate firm, blah blah blah,

Nice and enlightening!

@ neuduo, where do you work now?, whats the name of your company, check your box, my CV is sent, i work for moortown construction in stevenage, 20 mins trains from kingscorss, they are a civil enginering firm, majoring in ground work, presently on a 3 month rolling contract with them, but will dump them immediately, once i get an offer in Nigeria, really fed up of the boring life here in UK jare,

let me if know, if you ve got any job links, in lagos preferably, thanks bruv

@ Neuduo, Please kindly let me know if you got the cv I sent, Thanks alot, I really appreciate, cheers!

Hi all pls i want 2 find out how effectiv a pmp is with getting a consultancy job or with getting a gd job as a new graduate wtout experience. Thx

ifesly: edokamifeanyi@yahoo.com. pls whr can i get a cheap training in lagos and at what estimated cost.
thanks bro. ur type is rare in naija

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ifesly: edokamifeanyi@yahoo.com. pls whr can i get a cheap training in lagos and at what estimated cost.
thanks bro. ur type is rare in naija

tinnymerit@yahoo.com