Why Should I Attend the Project Coordinator Training?

Start Your Career With an Associate Course

This Project Coordinator course equips participants with the fundamental knowledge and practical skills to effectively support project managers and teams. Focus is placed on setting up project documentation, tracking tasks, facilitating basic project processes, and utilizing common project management tools. This course is ideal for individuals seeking entry-level roles like Project Coordinator or Project Assistant.

• Career Switch: Give yourself a new start with Project Management.
• Upgrade Your Skills: Enhance your professionalism with in-demand skills
• Improved Earning Potential: Project Coordinators in Nigeria earn between ₦250,000 and ₦450,000 monthly, depending on the industry.

What Will You Learn in Our Project Coordinator's Course?

By the end of the Project Coordinator course, participants will be able to:

• Understand fundamental project management concepts, lifecycles, terminology, and common methodologies.
• Set up basic project environments, including folders, communication channels, and introductory PM tools.
• Assist in creating essential project initiation documents and basic project plans (task lists, simple schedules, logs).
• Support project execution by tracking tasks, scheduling meetings, maintaining documentation, and facilitating team communication.
• Set up basic monitoring systems by collecting progress data and updating project logs.
• Support project closure activities, including organizing documents and contributing to lessons learned.

Is the Project Coordinator's Training Right for You?

Participants enrolling for this programme will be required to have no prior project management experience is required, but good organizational and communication skills are beneficial.

Basic computer literacy, including familiarity with common office software (Word, Excel, email).

Access to a computer and reliable internet connection.

Requirements:

• Individuals seeking entry-level project management support roles (e.g., Project Coordinator, Project Assistant, Project Administrator, Team Assistant).
• Administrative professionals looking to specialize in project support.
• Team members who want a better understanding of project management processes to improve collaboration.
• Career changers aiming to enter the project management field.
• Recent graduates seeking practical project administration skills.

Prospective applicants who do not meet the programme requirement but want to join the programme should talk to a Career Advisor.