
- Lectures: 17
- Quizzes: 1
- Duration: 3 hours
This course is about understanding the stages of the consultancy cycle and how to manage interventions effectively. This will cover the different types of consultancy interventions and approaches available to a consultant, role of planning in consultancy interventions, inputs and deliverables at each stage of the consultancy cycle, importance of scoping to a consultancy intervention, components of an effective project plan, the need for budgeting of financial and non-financial resources, systems and practices to identify and manage potential risks to the achievement of project objectives and many more, appropriate infrastructure to support project delivery, the impact of the consultants own role and skills in project delivery, the importance of the project leader quality assuring the work of the project team, the resource implications for gathering different types of data/information and evaluate their contribution to the project, range of data analysis tools/models and evaluate the contribution to the success of an intervention project in using a range of tools/models, explaining how to develop a cohesive set of conclusions/findings and the process of developing recommendations from the analysis.
What will I learn?
- Understand the need to adopt a structured approach to managing consultancy interventions
- Be able to use project management techniques in a consultancy intervention
- Know how to conduct a consultancy intervention
Requirements
- Basic understanding of Consultancy
- Access to the internet for the material linked from the courses
Curriculum
- 4 Sections
- 17 Lessons
- 3 Hours
- Section 1: The needs to adopt a structures approach to managing consultancy interventionsIn this section we'll show you how this course has been structured and how to get the most out of it. We'll also show you how to solve the exercises and submit quizzes.6
- 2.1The different types of consultancy interventions and approaches available to a consultant
- 2.2Evaluating the role of planning in consultancy interventions
- 2.3Explaining the stages of the consultancy cycle
- 2.4Identifying the inputs and deliverables at each stage of the consultancy cycle
- 2.5Explaining how to overcome challenges and risks which may arise during the consultancy cycle
- 2.6Evaluating the importance of scoping to a consultancy intervention
- Section 2: Using project management techniques in a consultancy interventionsTo view any of these courses, you must be a registered student.6
- 3.1The components of an effective project plan
- 3.2The need for budgeting of financial and non-financial resources
- 3.3Develop systems and practices to identify and manage potential risks to the achievement of project objectives
- 3.4An appropriate infrastructure to support project delivery
- 3.5The impact of the consultants own role and skills in project delivery
- 3.6The importance of the project leader quality assuring the work of the project team
- Section 3: Know how to conduct a consultancy interventionsTo view any of these courses, you must be a registered student.4
- 4.1Identify the resource implications for gathering different types of data/information and evaluate their contribution to the project
- 4.2Select a range of data analysis tools/models and evaluate the contribution to the success of an intervention project in using a range of tools/models
- 4.3Explain how to develop a cohesive set of conclusions/findings
- 4.4Describe the process of developing recommendations from the analysis
- Section 4: Wrapping upTo view any of these courses, you must be a registered student.2