University Microcredential in Project Management. M06 CECRA. Ed 2

Access requirements

No entrance qualification is required.

Pre-registration

You can consult a manual of the admission procedure on the CEP website in the news column or by clicking here
To apply for admission, go to the following link of the virtual secretary
https://matricula.usc.es/Posgrao/SolicitudeEstudosPropios

Access to pre-registration and registration

Selection system

Students selected directly by the Consellería do Medio Rural.

Objectives according to the European CECRA certification system:
- Know and understand the basic concepts of project management.
- Have the ability to put into practice tools for planning, guiding and monitoring projects.
- Know the different phases and stages of a project.
- Know the role that the consultant plays throughout the project management process.


- S4.2.3 Managing projects.
- S4.2.3 Managing project metrics.
- S4.1.0 Creating project specifications.
- S4.2.2 Developing the project schedule.

Evaluation

Continuous assessment, compulsory attendance and the presentation of a course project.

Tutoring

This course will have a teaching load for the students of 50 hours, of which 16 will be face-to-face, 14 hours for the elaboration of the individual course work and the remaining 20 hours for the revision of bibliography and personal study. The course work will be delivered in digital format to the facilitators of the module within 7 days, counted from the day on which the face-to-face teaching ends. This work is of key importance so that participants can integrate and apply the knowledge acquired, which will help them to develop skills for real advice on farms and strengthen the knowledge and tools worked on in the course. The face-to-face part of the course will take place over two days, on successive days. The teaching methodology will be active, interactive and participatory, so that the theoretical explanations of the teachers are brief and concise, developing the course through exercises, group work and development of real case studies, as governed by the standards of the CECRA Certification system for European rural advisors. The teaching material that the student will receive will consist of a summary of the work and exercises developed by the participants throughout the course. The languages will be Galician and Spanish. The tutorials will take place in the classroom and through the teachers' e-mail.

From 09:00 to 14:00 h and from 15:00 to 18:00 h

Observations

Intensive training course

Code	Subject	Credits
1	Project Objectives. The Objectives Tree And The ProbleMS Tree.	1.0
2	Project Planning And Management.	1.0