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Planning qualifications

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Fri, 2013-11-29 07:06
David Craig
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Hi Guys, I was just wondering if anyone can help with the following problem. I am a relatively inexperienced planning engineer (3-4 years experience). I am looking to improve my knowledge by completing some formal qualifications within our expertise. I have seen courses such as PRINCE2, PMBOK and ECITB planning and control. I am also interested in any relevant degree that would help with my progression. It would be hugely appreciated if anyone can provide me with any guidance / advice. Kind Regards, David craig
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Sat, 2013-12-14 11:59
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Patrick Weaver
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The three options open to you are the new AACEi certification, PMI’s Scheduling Professional credential and CIOB’s Time Management certificate.

For information of the PMI-SP and CIOB PTMC see: http://www.mosaicprojects.com.au/Training-Planning_One-on-One.html

I don’t have much on the AACEi certification as yet, and the Planning Planet Guild is still some way of offering certifications.

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