Project Planning & Management
Level: Professional Certification
Duration: 2 Weeks
Faculty: School of Social Work & Community Development
Department: N/A
Branch:
Fees: 32,000 KES Entire Course
Examining Body: NITA
Modes: Blended (Online + In Class)
Ideal For: High School Leaver Undergraduate Student Postgraduate Student Working Professional Career Switcher Adult Learner Skills Upgrade Educator or Teacher Government Staff General Public
Campuses: Main Campus
About This Course
Projects fail when planning is weak. NGOs pay for officers who can turn proposals into work plans, budgets, and timelines communities understand.
Skills the market pays for
Use Gantt thinking, risk registers, and stakeholder plans that match how Kenyan NGOs actually implement.
Combines well with mobilization and M&E for versatile NGO employability.
In-demand skills you will apply
- Work planning
- Budget basics
- Risk management
- Stakeholder communication
Who should enroll
- Job seekers and career changers
- Working professionals upskilling
- Entrepreneurs building service businesses
What you will be able to do
- Prepare implementation plans
- Track milestones and spending
- Manage field teams and vendors
- Report to managers and donors
Entry Requirements
OPEN
Admission Requirements
A copy of KCSE certificate / result slip
2 colored passports
A copy of national ID / passport
1 ream of papers
1 spring file
Course Structure
Practical coverage
- Project cycle
- Planning tools
- Budgeting
- Implementation
- Monitoring progress
- Closure