WISP® (Working in Small Projects)

THE BIG PICTURE

About this course

Not all projects require a detailed, complex methodology or framework! The WISP® (Working in Small Projects) guidance has been specifically developed as a framework for small and non-complex projects and change initiatives. Guided by four stages and seven principles, the guidance addresses the key stages of a project and has been written in simple and clear language. This makes it easy to understand and follow, particularly for individuals where project management is not their main profession. Contact MindClick for the delivery format, teaching language, instructor profile, duration, dates, and a written fee proposal. APMG International owns the certification schemes referenced here and accredits its own Training Organizations. This listing describes training and study support, not an official APMG course or a claim of APMG Accredited Training Organization status. Exams are booked through APMG or an accredited training organization.

What you’ll learn

• A framework specifically tailored for small and noncomplex projects.
• Fast to learn, implement and master.
• WISP can be applied with ease immediately after training.
• Training courses address the application of WISP (not just the theory).
• No project management experience necessary.
• Reduction of wasted learning / knowledge having to learn complex frameworks and methodologies.

Pricing

Pricing for India is confirmed separately by an advisor and is not listed here. Singapore and Dubai are the priority classroom markets.

A listed price is not a quotation. Confirm the current fee, taxes, exam inclusion, study materials and any group rate in writing before enrolling.

Prerequisites

• Discuss your current experience and learning goals with an advisor. Check the current APMG International eligibility requirements and exam version before booking.

Who is this course for?

• Project Support Professionals.
• Operational line managers.
• Team members, aspiring team leaders and project managers.
• Individuals for whom project management is a part-time or occasional activity.
• Project professionals that often work on small and/or noncomplex projects.
• Students and graduates requiring an entry-level project management framework and understanding.
• Small and medium enterprises, where existing project management frameworks may be deemed unnecessarily complex and unsuited to their typical projects.

Confirmed batch starts

Dates confirmed by MindClick. These are start dates, not full course timetables. Session hours, duration, fees, instructors, language, seats and classroom venues are not yet specified.

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