Project 365 eLearning Bundle Course



Course Details:

Length: 6 courses

Access Length: 6 months

Price: $300/person (USD)

Bulk Pricing: 10+ Contact Us

Course Features:

Instant Access After Purchase

Lecture by Recorded Video

Stop and Start as Needed

Certificate of Completion

Software Lab Included?: Yes

Delivery Method:

Self-Paced Online

Individuals and Groups
@ Your Location

 


Course Overview

Ready to transform from project juggler to master conductor? This comprehensive Project 365 Master Bundle unlocks every level of expertise, guiding you from absolute beginner to confident project management pro.

Level Up Your Skills:

  • Project 365 - Part 1: Beginner Foundations: Build a rock-solid foundation. Master the basics of creating, scheduling, and managing project plans. Conquer tasks, resources, calendars, and views with ease.
  • Project 365 - Part 2: Advanced Mastery: Unleash the power of Project 365. Tame unruly tasks with splitting, rescheduling, and baselines. Craft insightful reports, boost efficiency, and collaborate seamlessly with subprojects and multiple projects.

Level Up Your Skills:

  • Task Ninja: Split, reschedule, move, and baseline tasks like a pro.
  • Data Detective: Utilize variance tables, custom views, and filters to illuminate progress.
  • Reporting Virtuoso: Build custom reports with visual charts and graphs for crystal-clear insights.
  • Efficiency Evangelist: Automate tasks, templatize projects, and organize like a maestro.
  • Collaboration Champion: Work seamlessly with subprojects, resource pools, and multiple projects.

Don't just manage projects, master them. Enroll in the Project 365 Master Bundle and watch your project management prowess soar.


Also Included - 4 Courses: An Essential Career Skills Pack with 4 courses in key areas for career management and growth, including Time Management, Digital Skills, Creativity and Soft Skills.

 


Course Notes

Important Course Information
Course Taught with: Desktop Version of Microsoft Project 365 for Windows ().
Versions that Can Attend: Microsoft Excel 365 Desktop Versions for Windows ().
Not Appropriate for: Project for the Web.

eLearning Training Delivery Method


How It Works

This self-paced online course lets you learn independently at your own pace through Certstaffix Training's easy-to-use platform.

  • Learn at your own pace - Start and stop as it is convenient for you. Pick up where you left off.
  • Lecture utilizing video and recorded screenshots
  • 6-month subscription length
  • Instant Access After Purchase

Have more than 10 students needing this course? Contact Us for bulk pricing.

Suggested Prerequisites

To ensure your success in this course, you should have end-user skills with any current version of Windows, including starting programs, switching between programs, locating saved files, closing programs, and using a browser to access websites. You can obtain this level of skills and knowledge by taking either the Windows 10 eLearning Bundle or the Windows 11 eLearning Bundle.

Target Audience
  • Project Management Newbies: Individuals with little to no experience using Project 365 who are looking to build a strong foundation in project management principles and software skills.
  • Project Assistants/Coordinators: Those already familiar with basic project management concepts but seeking to upgrade their Project 365 skills and take on more responsibilities.
  • Career Changers: Professionals transitioning into project management roles and needing comprehensive training to become effective practitioners.
  • Existing Project Managers: Individuals using Project 365 but interested in mastering advanced features and techniques to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Team Leaders/Supervisors: Professionals leading project teams who would benefit from advanced project management knowledge for better oversight and collaboration.
  • Business Analysts/Data Analysts: Individuals involved in analyzing project data and creating reports who could benefit from learning advanced reporting and customization features.
Key Features
  • Audio Narration
  • Video
  • Inline Activities
  • Supplemental Resources
  • Post-Assessment
Languages
  • Audio/Video/Course Text: American English.
  • Subtitles (Closed Caption): American English, Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin American Spanish, Russian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese.
Course Duration
  • Microsoft Project 365 Bundle: 5 hrs 5 min
  • Essential Career Skills Pack: 2 hrs 23 min

 


Course Topics

Project 365 - Beginner - 2 hrs 34 min

This course covers the basic functions and features of Project 365. Students will learn how to create and enter task information into Project plans. They will learn how to manage project resources and assign them to tasks. They will also create custom project elements such as calendars, tables and, views that can be used to monitor and manage important project information.

Course Objectives:
Course Objectives:
  • Create and Manage Project Plans: Learn how to set up new projects, enter task information, and manage timelines and deadlines.
  • Master Task Management: Develop skills for creating, editing, and importing tasks, building a work breakdown structure, and assigning dependencies.
  • Navigate the Microsoft Project Interface: Become familiar with the ribbon, different task views, and resource views for efficient project navigation.
  • Optimize Project Data with Custom Calendars: Learn how to create and apply custom calendars to manage project timelines and resource availability.
  • Utilize Tables for Effective Project Monitoring: Discover how to work with tables in Project 365 to monitor essential project information and progress.
  • Manage Project Resources Efficiently: Create and assign resources to tasks, connect to resource pools, and manage resource allocations to avoid overbooking.
  • Enhance Data Visualization with Gantt Charts: Understand Gantt charts and customize them to communicate project schedules and milestones.
  • Collaborate and Share Project Plans: Learn how to share project plans with others, get help from within the program, and finalize your project for presentation.
  • Develop Fundamental Scheduling Skills: Understand the basics of manual and automatic task scheduling, using constraints and deadlines effectively.
  • Integrate with Other Tools: Import tasks from Excel, sync with SharePoint, and import Outlook tasks for streamlined project management.
Detailed Course Outline:
Detailed Course Outline:
Introduction

Introduction to Microsoft Project
  • Overview of Microsoft Project
  • The Microsoft Project Ribbon
  • Working with Task Views
  • Working with Resource Views
  • Working with More Views
  • Working with Tables
  • Creating a New Project Plan
  • Configuring the Project Information Window
  • Using the Manual and Auto Schedule Task Tool
  • Updating Project Plan Properties
  • Creating a New Project Calendar
  • Customizing a Project Calendar
  • Applying a Custom Calendar to the Project
Working with Tasks
  • Creating New Tasks
  • Importing Tasks from Excel
  • Syncing Tasks with SharePoint
  • Importing Outlook Tasks
  • Creating a Work Breakdown Structure
  • Task Dependencies Overview
  • Linking Tasks
  • Using Lag and Lead Time
  • Working with Task Constraints
  • Working with Task Deadlines
  • Creating Task Notes
  • Adding Tasks to the Timeline
Working with Project Resources
  • Resource Overview
  • Creating Resources
  • Importing Resource Information
  • Connecting to a Resource Pool
  • Working with Resource Calendars
  • Assigning Resources to Tasks
  • Managing Resource Over Allocations
Preparing a Project Plan for Finalization
  • Setting a Project Baseline
  • Managing Gantt Chart Elements
  • Formatting Gantt Chart Bars
  • Sharing a Project Plan
  • Getting Help
Conclusion


 

Project 365 - Advanced - 2 hrs 42 min

This course covers the features within Microsoft Project 365 that every project manager needs to know. Students will learn how to update tasks, split tasks, reschedule project work, move a project, and set new baselines. In addition, students will learn to use the variance table, display progress lines, edit and create custom tables, create custom views, and sort and filter project information. Students will work with Project reports, create custom reports, and work with visual reports. Finally, students will set default options, save a project template, use the content organizer, compare Project versions, and work with Subprojects.

Course Objectives:
Course Objectives:
  • Update tasks, including completion, using the tracking table, cost, and work.
  • Split tasks and reschedule project work.
  • Move a project and set new baselines and interim plans.
  • Monitor a project using the variance table, progress lines, custom tables, and views.
  • Filter, highlight, group, and sort project information.
  • Work with Project reports, including premade, custom, and visual reports.
  • Set default options, save project templates, and use the content organizer.
  • Compare Project versions, work with a resource pool, and manage subprojects.
  • Link projects.
Detailed Course Outline:
Detailed Course Outline:
Introduction

Updating Task Information
  • Updating Task Completion
  • Updating Tasks Using the Tracking Table
  • Updating Task Cost and Work
  • Splitting Tasks
  • Rescheduling Project Work
  • Moving a Project
  • Setting a New Baseline
  • Setting an Interim Plan
Monitoring a Project
  • Using the Variance Table
  • Displaying Progress Lines
  • Editing Table Fields
  • Creating New Fields
  • Creating Custom Tables
  • Filtering Project Information
  • Highlighting Project Information
  • Grouping Project Information
  • Creating a Single View
  • Creating a Combination View
  • Sorting Project Plan Information
Working with Project Reports
  • Viewing Premade Reports
  • Building Custom Reports
  • Viewing Visual Reports
  • Creating a Visual Report Template
Working with Other Projects
  • Setting Default Options
  • Saving a Project Template
  • Using the Content Organizer
  • Comparing Project Versions
  • Working with a Resource Pool
  • Working with Subprojects
  • Linking Projects
Conclusion

 


 


Essential Career Skills Pack


Productivity and Time Management

Course Duration - 30 min

It seems that there is never enough time in the day. But, since we all get the same 24 hours, why is it that some people achieve so much more with their time than others? This course will explain how to plan and prioritize tasks, so that we can make the most of the limited time we have. By using the time-management techniques in this course, you can improve your ability to function more effectively – even when time is tight and pressures are high. So, by the end of the course you will have the knowledge, skills and confidence to be an effective manager of your time.

Course Objectives:
Course Objectives:
  • Set your priorities to better manage your time
  • Improve your productivity by sharpening your focus and multitasking effectively
Detailed Course Outline:
Detailed Course Outline:
  • Productiity & Time Management
  • Prioritization
  • Getting Things Done
  • Procrastination
  • Multitasking & Focus
  • Summary


 

Basic Digital Skills

Course Duration - 13 min

With the rise of digital transformation and technology, having a basic digital literacy is essential for all types of jobs, regardless of the industry. To stay competitive and be successful in the workplace, enhancing your digital skills should be a top priority.

Course Objectives:
Course Objectives:
  • Recall the essential digital skills framework
  • Elaborate on the toolkit of essential digital skills
  • Identify how to develop or improve your digital skills
Detailed Course Outline:
Detailed Course Outline:
  • The Essential Digital Skills Framework
  • The Toolkit of Essential Digital Skills
  • Developing Digital Skills
  • Summary


 

4 Ways to Boost Creativity

Course Duration - 30 min

The digital economy is opening up ways for everyone to be creative. It doesn’t just mean being artistic – it’s more about ideas, solutions, alternatives, incremental improvements. Peter Quarry and Eve Ash discuss ways that mental capacity can be developed, perspectives changed, group power leveraged and making things actually happen.

Course Objectives:
Course Objectives:
  • Define creativity
  • Think outside the box
  • Develop the right mental attitude
  • Leverage the power of groups
  • Ensure managers make it happen
Detailed Course Outline:
Detailed Course Outline:
  • What is Creativity at Work?
  • Learn to Think Outside the box
  • Develop the Right Mental Capacity
  • Laverage the Power of Groups
  • Ensure Managers Make It Happen
  • Summary


 

The 11 Essential Career Soft Skills

Course Duration - 1 hr 10 min

Soft Skills are the traits, characteristics, habits, and skills needed to survive and thrive in the modern work world. Soft skills aren't usually taught in school, but you will learn them all here in this course. Are you someone that other people in your organization and industry like to work with, collaborate with and partner with? Are you seen as a valuable asset to any new project that comes along?

This soft skills training course will teach you how to develop the skills that can make the difference between a lackluster career that tops out at middle management versus one that lands you in the executive suite. Or to wherever you define career success. So many soft skills seem like common sense at first glance, but they are not commonly applied by most workers. This soft skills training course will give you an edge over your competitors. It will also make your job, your career and your life more rewarding and enjoyable.

Course Objectives:
Course Objectives:
  • Understand how to be a great communicator
  • Become a stronger listene
  • Appear professional to co-workers and bosses of all ages
  • Avoid common career blunders that often end careers
  • Manage expectations for bosses and colleagues
  • Position yourself for promotions
  • Make technology your asset, even if you are afraid of technology
  • Avoid the Not My Job Syndrome
  • Develop EQ to Match Your IQ
  • Develop leadership qualities
Detailed Course Outline:
Detailed Course Outline:
  • Introduction
  • The Soft Tech Savvy Way to Always Be Essential
  • Not My Job, And I Am Happy to Do It
  • You Can Become a Master Communicator
  • Feedback Video for The 11 Essential Career Soft Skills
  • Become a Leader Without the Title or Formal Authority
  • Your EQ Will Beat a Higher IQ
  • Building Your Winning Team
  • Make Every One of Your Seconds Count
  • Unleash Your Inner Anthony Robbins
  • Avoid Being Uncool
  • Clothes Can Still Make or Break Your Career
  • Conclusion The 11 Essential Career Soft Skills
  • Extra: Developing Your Career Secret Sauce

 



 


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How Easy Is it to Learn Microsoft Project?

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How Do You Learn MS Project?

A: There are a few different ways to learn MS Project, but some are more effective than others. You can try learning on your own with materials you find online, though they may not always be accurate or up to date. You can also enroll in an instructor-led course and learn from a professional who can guide you through the ins and outs of the software. When you learn with a live teacher and get hands-on practice with MS Project, you'll learn faster and be able to get answers to all of your questions from an expert.

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How Can You Get the Most Out of Microsoft Project?

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A: The sheer number of features and functions available in Microsoft Project can often intimidate someone who isn't fluent in the program. However, using certain tips can simply project management processes and streamline tasks. Using pen and paper to plan out your project, creating baselines, auto-scheduling tasks, and choosing the right View to assess your project's status can create an efficient and productive digital environment in which to work. To learn more tips and get the most out of MS Project, sign up for instructor-led Microsoft Project courses.

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A: If you're trying to decide between Microsoft Project and Smartsheet for project management, you should start by assessing your professional needs and personal preferences. For example, if your team is large and requires complex project management tools and you already have access to other software in the Microsoft suite, MS Project can be the appropriate choice. In contrast, Smartsheet offers more customization opportunities, native tools that support collaboration, and third-party software integration than MS Project. If you decide that you prefer Microsoft Project, high-quality training classes can help you understand how to use its complex features.

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A: While both Microsoft Project and Microsoft Planner have been designed to facilitate project management, key differences exist between them. For example, Project is capable of providing users will full control over complex project management tasks, while Planner is a more simplified project management tool. Planner features robust collaboration avenues and can be accessed by more users and in numerous ways, and Planner requires hefty licensing fees with potential user caps. The tool that you ultimately decide to use can largely depend on your project type, your goals, and the particular makeup of your team.

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Is Microsoft Project or Excel Better for Project Management?

A: Whether a professional considers Microsoft Project or Excel better for project management tasks can depend on the types of projects they oversee and their familiarity with Excel, collaboration preferences, and budget. Generally, if a professional manages multiple projects, appreciates working with templates, and values convenient collaboration features, Microsoft Project can be the appropriate choice. Should a project manager have a limited budget, a familiarity with Excel formulas, and only a few projects, Excel can suffice. Each piece of software requires training to use it effectively.

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How Can I Develop My Microsoft Project Skills?

A: Investing time and resources into developing Microsoft Project skills can transform a project manager's reputation from merely competent to talented and indispensable. When improving their MS Project skills, project managers should start by understanding how the software fits into the broader suite of Microsoft Office tools. Then, they should explore the software's features and run practice projects. To learn how to use the program to its full potential, users are encouraged to sign up for specialized training, which can include courses designed to hone project management skills and demystify the technical aspects of Microsoft Project.

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Should I Choose Microsoft Project or Asana for Project Management Tasks?

A: Your decision to use Asana or Microsoft Project to perform project management tasks can depend on a number of factors, including the scale and complexity of your projects, your familiarity with these tools, and your need for seamless collaboration. Your preferences for the look of an interface and integration with third-party apps can also influence your selection. Microsoft Project is considered the industry standard project management software and offers the most versatility out of the two. Its complexity, however, can mean that you'll need training to fully understand its features and use it to its potential.

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How Does Microsoft Project Professional Differ From Standard?

A: Much like Microsoft Project Standard, MS Project Professional is a software solution devoted to providing project management tools to users. The differences between the two are in their complexity, applications, and target audiences. Professional builds upon the basic functions found in Standard, like allowing for advanced scheduling, and offers additional tools like portfolio management. The advanced software is great for large teams that need to collaborate or work on multiple projects. MS Professional is often the preferred program of mid-size businesses or corporate entities.

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How long will it take to learn MS Project?

A: There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the amount of time it will take to learn MS Project will vary depending on your prior experience and level of comfort with using computers and software programs. However, in general, most people can expect to spend a few days to a week learning the basics of MS Project. If you want to become more proficient in using the program, you may need to dedicate additional time to practice and familiarize yourself with its features and capabilities.

The best way to determine how long it will take you to learn MS Project is to sign up for a class or workshop offered by a training provider. This will allow you to work with an expert instructor who can help you get the most out of the program.

Is Microsoft Project hard to learn?

A: Microsoft Project is a powerful tool for managing projects, but it can be difficult to learn if you're not familiar with project management concepts. Certstaffix Training offers classes that can help you get the most out of Microsoft Project, whether you're new to the software or want to brush up on your skills. Our experienced instructors can help you master the software and learn how to use it effectively to manage your projects.

Some of the basic features of Microsoft Project include:

  • Tracking tasks: You can create tasks and track their progress in Microsoft Project. This can help you stay on top of your project's deadlines and make sure all the work is getting done.
  • Assigning resources: You can assign resources to tasks in Microsoft Project, which can help you ensure that everyone who needs to work on the project is aware of their responsibilities.
  • Viewing reports: You can view reports on your project's progress and status in Microsoft Project. This can help you stay informed on how your project is doing and make necessary adjustments if needed.

Certstaffix Training offers Microsoft Project classes online for individuals or onsite for corporate groups.

Who should learn MS Project?

A: Anyone who needs to use Microsoft Project for work or school can benefit from taking a class. Even if you are already familiar with the software, there may be new features or updates that you are not aware of. Taking a class can help you stay up-to-date and ensure that you are using the software correctly and efficiently.

Certstaffix Training offer Microsoft Project classes both online or face-to-face for when you have a group needing to learn MS Project. Browse our Microsoft Project course descriptions to get started.

What are types of Microsoft Project training and certification?

Microsoft Project is a powerful project management tool used by businesses and organizations around the world. With its wide range of features, it allows for efficient planning, scheduling, and tracking of projects. However, fully utilizing this software requires proper training.

Whether you are a beginner or have some experience with Microsoft Project, taking an intermediate training course can help you improve your skills and take your project management game to the next level. This type of training focuses on advanced techniques and features, allowing you to become a more efficient and effective project manager.

Microsoft Project Intermediate Training

Intermediate training for Microsoft Project is designed for those who have a basic understanding of the software but want to enhance their knowledge and skills. This level of training covers a wide range of topics, including advanced scheduling techniques, resource management, and customizing reports.

By taking this training, you will learn how to use features such as task calendars, split tasks, critical path analysis, and more. You will also learn how to manage resources effectively by assigning them to specific tasks and tracking their progress. You will learn how to customize reports to meet the specific needs of your project and stakeholders.

Microsoft Project Scheduling Training

One of the key aspects of project management is scheduling. Without proper scheduling, it's challenging to keep a project on track and within budget. That's why Microsoft Project scheduling training is essential for any project manager using this software.

This type of training focuses on teaching you the best practices for creating and managing project schedules. You will learn how to set up a project, define tasks and dependencies, assign resources, and track progress. You will also learn how to handle schedule changes effectively and keep your project on track.

Microsoft Project Training Certification

Becoming certified in Microsoft Project not only demonstrates your skills and knowledge but also sets you apart from other project managers. Microsoft retired its Project Certification exam in 2019, so there are no longer any official Microsoft Project certifications. Some independent training providers, however, offer various certifications for different levels of Microsoft Project expertise. Inquire with any training providers you are considering as to whether or not their course(s) offer a certification after class or prepare for their own exam/certification. Many offer a MS Project certification course online with their own certification exam or a certification achievement awarded by simply completing their class.

Microsoft Project Management Training Courses

Besides intermediate and scheduling training, there are other types of Microsoft Project training courses available. These courses cover different aspects of project management, such as budgeting, risk assessment, and communication.

By taking these courses, you can develop a more comprehensive understanding of project management principles and techniques. This will not only benefit your use of Microsoft Project but also improve your overall project management skills.

Microsoft Project Management Training

Microsoft Project is a valuable tool, but it's just one aspect of project management. That's why it's essential to also receive training in project management itself. This type of training focuses on teaching you the fundamental principles and skills needed to effectively plan, execute, and monitor projects.

By combining your knowledge of Microsoft Project with general project management training, you can become a more well-rounded and successful project manager.

Microsoft Project Software Training

In addition to traditional classroom training, there are also online options for learning Microsoft Project. These online courses offer the same valuable information and skills as in-person training but with the flexibility of completing them at your own pace.

Understanding and fully utilizing Microsoft Project requires proper training. Whether it's intermediate training, scheduling training, or general project management training, investing in your skills and knowledge will pay off in the long run. So why wait? Enroll in a Microsoft Project training course today and take your project management skills to new heights.

What are the top Microsoft Project skills?

A: Microsoft Project is a powerful tool that can help businesses and individuals alike to achieve their goals. However, as with any tool, it is only as effective as the user's ability to utilize its features. In order to get the most out of Microsoft Project, users need to have strong skills in a few key areas.

Top Microsoft Project Skills

1. Creating clear and concise project plans - One of the most important aspects of successful project management is creating a detailed and well-organized plan. Without a clear plan, it can be very difficult to track progress, identify potential risks, and keep everyone on the same page. A good project manager will be able to create a comprehensive plan that covers all aspects of the project from start to finish.

2. Tracking progress and making adjustments as needed - It is important to be able to track the progress of a project in order to ensure that it is on track and meeting all deadlines. This can be done using the various tools and features available in Microsoft Project. Additionally, if there are any changes or unforeseen delays, a good project manager will be able to quickly adapt and make the necessary changes to keep the project on track.

3. Strong communication skills - One of the most important aspects of successful project management is strong communication. In order to ensure that everyone involved in a project is on the same page, it is essential that the project manager be able to effectively communicate with all team members. This includes being able to give clear instructions, provide updates on progress, and answer any questions that team members may have.

4. Good time management skills - Another important aspect of successful project management is good time management. A project manager needs to be able to juggle multiple tasks and deadlines at once in order to keep the project on track. This includes being able to prioritize tasks, delegate work, and stay organized.

5. Being able to troubleshoot and solve problems - Despite best efforts, there will inevitably be some problems that arise during a project. It is important for a project manager to be able to troubleshoot and solve these problems quickly in order to avoid any delays or setbacks.

These are just a few of the most important skills that Microsoft Project users need to have in order to be successful. By honing these skills, users will be able to get the most out of this powerful tool and achieve their project management goals.

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