Course Overview

Managing Projects When Things Go Wrong explains how workplace projects can encounter problems and why setbacks are sometimes unavoidable.

It focuses on recognising issues early and responding to challenges in a practical and structured way.

This course explores Managing Projects When Things Go Wrong by examining common causes of project failure, including poor planning, limited resources, and breakdowns in communication.

It looks at how project risks can be identified and reduced through risk assessments, contingency planning, and regular progress reviews.

The course explains approaches for managing and resolving project issues, including using problem-solving frameworks, maintaining clear communication, and involving relevant stakeholders.

It also covers ways to get projects back on track, such as reviewing goals, reallocating resources, adjusting timelines, and monitoring progress to help prevent further disruption.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, learners will be able to:

• Identify common causes of project failure in workplace settings
• Conduct risk assessments and apply measures to mitigate project risks
• Apply problem-solving frameworks to manage and resolve project issues
• Monitor progress and reallocate resources to get projects back on track