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1. Introduction to Project Management Auditing

• Understand why auditing project management is important.
• Know what a lead auditor does in a project management setting.
• See how audits help projects succeed by finding ways to improve.

2. Understanding ISO 21500

• Learn the main ideas and key points of the ISO 21500 standard.
• Know what ISO 21500 requires for good project management.
• Understand why it's helpful to follow ISO 21500 in your projects.

3. Project Management Processes

• Learn about the main project stages: starting, planning, doing the work, checking progress, and finishing.
• Understand how these steps work together to help projects succeed.
• Use this knowledge to check if a project is following ISO 21500.

4. Audit Methodologies

• Learn about different ways to audit project management practices.
• Know how to plan and carry out a project audit from start to finish.
• Use audit methods to check for problems and suggest improvements.

5. Auditing Tools and Techniques

• Practice using tools like interviews, document checks, and observations to gather information.
• Learn how to collect and analyze data during an audit.
• Use this information to make helpful recommendations.

6. Risk Management in Project Auditing

• Understand why managing risks is important when auditing projects.
• Learn how to find and assess risks in project management.
• Create plans to reduce or fix the risks found during the audit.

7. Reporting and Documentation

• Write clear and simple audit reports that explain what was found.
• Keep proper records of your audit work.
• Share audit results with the right people to help make better decisions.

8. Corrective Actions and Continuous Improvement

• Create action plans to fix the problems found in audits.
• Track progress to make sure changes are working.
• Help build a culture where project teams always look for ways to improve.

Before joining the ISO 21502 Project Management Lead Auditor Course, it's helpful to meet the following basic requirements. These may vary slightly depending on the training provider:

Basic Project Management Knowledge

You should already understand the basics of project management—such as project phases (start, plan, do, check, finish), managing time, cost, risks, and project scope.

Work Experience
It’s recommended that you have some real-world experience in project management, quality management, or auditing. The amount of experience needed can vary, so check with the course provider.

English Language Skills

Since most courses are taught in English, you should be comfortable reading, writing, and discussing technical topics in English.

Certification Requirements (if applicable)

If the course includes official certification, you may need to:

• • Complete all course modules
  • Pass the final exam or assessments
  • Meet any other criteria set by the course provider

These requirements ensure that you can follow along with the course content and make the most of your learning experience.

This course is ideal for project managers, quality assurance professionals, internal auditors, consultants, and anyone working in project management, quality management, or auditing roles who wants to enhance their skills in auditing project management practices based on ISO 21502.

5 Days Training program

Mode of Study: Available online, in-person, or in a blended format. Participants can choose the option that best suits their schedule and learning style.