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Microsoft Project training adapted to the actual level

45-question technical assessment drawn from a 72-question bank to place a learner in Microsoft Project and recommend the most useful training modules.

Microsoft Project diagnostic: knowledge, workflow habits and training priorities.

Approach

Build the path around observed needs

The free assessment helps separate concepts already mastered from those that deserve training. The final path can then be adjusted to the organization’s tasks, context and objectives.

The diagnostic is not an official certification. It is used to guide training decisions.

Intended audience

Microsoft Project manager

  • Employees and professionals.
  • Managers and HR teams.
  • Training coordinators.
  • Groups to be organized by skill level.
Visible content

Microsoft Project training modules

The modules below come from the catalogue used by the recommendation engine. Their order and depth are adapted after the assessment or engagement analysis.

01
Module M01

Tasks, durations and structure

Group subtasks under a main phase or deliverable • Represent an important event with no significant work duration • Organize the project in a logical hierarchy of phases and tasks

  • Group subtasks under a main phase or deliverable
  • Represent an important event with no significant work duration
  • Organize the project in a logical hierarchy of phases and tasks
  • Indicate the planned time span needed to complete a task
  • Apply a structured workflow for tasks, durations and structure
3 h
02
Module M02

Dependencies and scheduling

Make a task start only after the predecessor finishes • Add a delay between two linked tasks • Allow controlled overlap between two linked tasks

  • Make a task start only after the predecessor finishes
  • Add a delay between two linked tasks
  • Allow controlled overlap between two linked tasks
  • Apply a special calendar to a task when its schedule differs from the project
  • Apply a structured workflow for dependencies and scheduling
3 h
03
Module M03

Resources and assignments

Represent a person or equipment whose capacity is measured in time • Track a consumable resource in units rather than work hours • Indicate the percentage or capacity of a resource assigned to a task

  • Represent a person or equipment whose capacity is measured in time
  • Track a consumable resource in units rather than work hours
  • Indicate the percentage or capacity of a resource assigned to a task
  • Manage the resource list, costs and availability
  • Apply a structured workflow for resources and assignments
3 h
04
Module M04

Constraints, calendars and dates

Define the project’s default working days and hours • Track a target date without necessarily imposing a hard scheduling constraint • Force a task to start exactly on a specific date

  • Define the project’s default working days and hours
  • Track a target date without necessarily imposing a hard scheduling constraint
  • Force a task to start exactly on a specific date
  • Let the scheduling engine place a task as early as dependencies allow
  • Apply a structured workflow for constraints, calendars and dates
3 h
05
Module M05

Tracking, progress and baseline

Save a reference of the original plan for later planned-versus-actual comparison • Record dates actually observed during execution • Record a progress measure for a task

  • Save a reference of the original plan for later planned-versus-actual comparison
  • Record dates actually observed during execution
  • Record a progress measure for a task
  • Visually compare current bars with baseline data
  • Apply a structured workflow for tracking, progress and baseline
3 h
06
Module M06

Critical path and slack

Identify the chain of tasks that directly determines the project finish date • Measure how much a task can slip before affecting project finish • Quickly display tasks currently considered critical

  • Identify the chain of tasks that directly determines the project finish date
  • Measure how much a task can slip before affecting project finish
  • Quickly display tasks currently considered critical
  • Visualize logical relationships among tasks as a network
  • Apply a structured workflow for critical path and slack
3 h
07
Module M07

Costs, reports and communication

Define a regular work cost for a resource • Assign a direct cost to a task independent of resource time • Export or analyze project data in supported visual reports

  • Define a regular work cost for a resource
  • Assign a direct cost to a task independent of resource time
  • Export or analyze project data in supported visual reports
  • Build a summary view tailored to project indicators
  • Apply a structured workflow for costs, reports and communication
3 h
08
Module M08

Leveling and overallocation resolution

Resolve selected overallocations by delaying or splitting tasks according to settings • Identify that a resource is assigned beyond available capacity • View or control delay added by leveling

  • Resolve selected overallocations by delaying or splitting tasks according to settings
  • Identify that a resource is assigned beyond available capacity
  • View or control delay added by leveling
  • Define the frequency and criteria used to resolve overallocations
  • Apply a structured workflow for leveling and overallocation resolution
3 h
09
Module M09

Fields, views and advanced planning

Add calculated or categorical information specific to your management method • Automatically calculate a custom value from other fields • Organize or isolate tasks according to management criteria

  • Add calculated or categorical information specific to your management method
  • Automatically calculate a custom value from other fields
  • Organize or isolate tasks according to management criteria
  • Keep multiple planning references to compare different phases or revisions
  • Apply a structured workflow for fields, views and advanced planning
3 h
Canada

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Before training

  1. Complete the assessment or describe the need precisely.
  2. Choose modules and confirm duration.
  3. Confirm delivery terms, availability and price.
Next step

Start by establishing the Microsoft Project level.

The assessment is free and produces a detailed report that can be used to prepare a focused path.

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