Infrastructure Planning and Project Management for Provincial Government
The course aims to familiarise the participants with the programme and project planning approaches for infrastructure programmes and projects with specific reference to the development of the business cases and clear cost-benefit analysis.
Further to this, the course participants with being guided through the various instruments and approaches for monitoring and evaluating the infrastructure programmes and projects.
Programme Information
Upon successful completion of the course, you should be able to:
- Develop infrastructure project plans
- Develop business cases for infrastructure programmes and projects.
- Implement agile project management approaches in infrastructure programmes and projects.
- Apply Monitoring and evaluation instruments in the measurement of the performance of infrastructure programmes and projects.
Status of certificate
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As per the Council for Higher Education (CHE), a short course that does not carry credit towards a qualification on the HEQSF cannot be assigned and allocated NQF levels and credits.
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Short courses are short learning programmes offered by higher education institutions outside their formal structured undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and they, therefore, do not lead to qualifications on the Higher Education Qualifications Sub-Framework (HEQSF). They serve a range of social and educational purposes, including improving or refreshing participants’ knowledge and skills in a particular field, improving participants’ readiness for specific formal higher education programmes, continuing professional development, learning to use technology, personal fulfilment, social development and good citizenship, to mention a few. (https://www.che.ac.za/sites/default/files/publications/CHE%20Good%20Practice%20Guide%20September%202016%20PDF.pdf)
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You will receive a Certificate of Competence on successful completion of this course.
There are six modules which will cover the following content:
Module 1: Infrastructure Business Case Development and Planning
Module 2: Spatial Economic and Labour Market Planning
Module 3: Managing Projects Finances
Module 4: Managing Projects in the Digital Age
Module 5: Agile Project Management
Module 6: Monitoring and Evaluation of Projects
Assessment methods:
Summative Assessment: exam or exam equivalent (case study): 40%
Individual Assignment: 30%
Group assignment: 30%
- NQF7 or equivalent qualification
This course runs over six months
Start date: 5 August 2024
DELIVERY SITE
- ONSITE course delivery is at the Wits School of Governance located in Parktown, Johannesburg.
- OFFSITE deliveries are offered subject to the commitment of a minimum numbers of participants being registered for the course.
- ONLINE delivery will require the participant to have connectivity and devices.
- Please note that travel and accommodation will be at the cost of the students’ respective organisations.