There are so many challenges facing project management students in Nigeria. From FUTO to FUTMinna, from Bellstech to FUTA, project management students in these institutions face different challenges.
So now, let us read some of The Challenges of Project Management Students in FUTO - Interview with Anidiobi Eric.
Saturday, 12 December 2015
Which Industries or Sectors Would You Search for Project Management Job Opportunities?
For those of us who studied project management, which sectors or industries should we search or focus on for project management job opportunities? The construction, telecommunication and energy sectors employ the highest number of project management practitioners in Nigeria.
Read the full article at Which Industries or Sectors Would You Search for Project Management Job Opportunities?
Read the full article at Which Industries or Sectors Would You Search for Project Management Job Opportunities?
How New Graduates Can Kick-Start Their Project Management Careers
Many project management graduates take time to find their career path, and sometimes it is hard to work out what kind of job or career path that's right for you.
Wednesday, 9 December 2015
Governments are Creating New Bodies and Bills to Deliver Successful Projects - Lessons for Nigeria
Effectively tackling or solving the problems of each of the 10 developmental challenges described by the Buhari-led administration is a major project of its own. There has to be an independent and professional structure or body that will efficiently and effectively continue to tackle and manage these challenges even after this current administration have passed out, based on a mapped-out long-term plan.
To this effect, let us see how the UK and USA are planning on dealing with major project challenges. Read the full details at Governments are Creating New Bodies and Bills to Deliver Successful Projects – Lessons for Nigeria
To this effect, let us see how the UK and USA are planning on dealing with major project challenges. Read the full details at Governments are Creating New Bodies and Bills to Deliver Successful Projects – Lessons for Nigeria
Sunday, 6 December 2015
Nigerian Newspapers: Weekly Round Up of Project News in Nigeria (29/11-05/12)
Good morning and a happy Sunday to you. There are a lot of public and private projects being initiated, planned, executed and managed in Nigeria. Every weekend, I will share with you those projects that made the headlines for that week in Nigeria.
To read the project news that made the headlines from 29/11 to 05/12 in Nigeria, click HERE.
Thursday, 26 November 2015
Donate a Project Management or Leadership Book to Africa
Education is the key to Africa’s project management development. We can not produce quality project managers in the future if we do not invest in their today’s education.
So one of the plans of the Project Management for Africa Initiative is to use “education” to help create more awareness, promote and advance the best practice of project management in Africa.
How Do We Plan to Use Education?
You can not achieve anything in education if you do not have good educational resources such as books, journals and other learning materials.
Therefore, the Initiative is seeking for the support of project management organisations around the world who can donate free books and publications on project management and leadership. Our purpose is to freely distribute these books and learning materials to students, teachers and to some attendees of our PM events in Africa.
To read the full article, click HERE.
Friday, 20 November 2015
How Young Project Managers Can Gain Project Management Experience
One common question I get from young and aspiring project managers is: Where can I get experience?
Volunteering is one of the most recognised and reliable ways by which aspiring and young project managers can get project management experience.
Volunteer organisations are always looking for young, ambitious and hard-working people to help organise, execute and manage their projects and other activities.
So to find out how aspiring and young project managers can gain project management experience through volunteering, visit http://jerryihejirika.com/how-young-project-managers-can-gain-project-management-experience/
Monday, 12 January 2015
Passion, knowledge have kept me in business – Eyitayo Ogunmola, CEO, PM Hub Nigeria
Eyitayo Ogunmola is a young Entrepreneur, Project Manager, Business Analyst and Consultant, and he runs a human capital development firm, PM Hub Nigeria.
In an interview with Ayo Alonge, Eyitayo spoke on why and how he chose the business he is so passionate about. He also talked about his challenges, success tips and core values. Click HERE to read the interview.
Friday, 19 December 2014
The Differences Between a Project Management Certification and a Training Certificate
It has come to my notice that most persons who are interested or are practising in the field of project management (PM) tend to confuse or interchange a PM training certificate with PM certification. They are not the same thing and all present and future project management practitioners should understand the difference. Also, most PM trainers, tutors and coach have been at fault at these as they have often failed to inform their trainees or students that what they would receive at the end of their training is a PM training certificate and NOT a PM certification.
Saturday, 6 December 2014
Innovative Use of #SocialMedia for Social Good in Nigeria
Social media is playing a critical role in terms of communication, collaboration and flow of information around the world. A lot of organizations, including those in Nigeria, are leveraging social media to connect with youths, entrepreneurs, project managers, business leaders, mentors, and various group of people for a common purpose. They are using social media for social good.
Social media was also greatly used in sensitizing Nigerians about the recent ebola virus outbreak which in turn helped in curbing and/or controlling the spread of the virus. And we encourage more persons and organizations to think of innovative ways of leveraging social media for social good in Nigeria and across the globe.
Social media was also greatly used in sensitizing Nigerians about the recent ebola virus outbreak which in turn helped in curbing and/or controlling the spread of the virus. And we encourage more persons and organizations to think of innovative ways of leveraging social media for social good in Nigeria and across the globe.
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