Course Catalog

The course is intended for managers responsible for various areas of cultural institution activity who want to expand their management skills, as well as future managers who want to learn about currently used management methods and their consequences. The benefit is gaining specialist knowledge in the field of legal and economic aspects of cultural activity, building the vision, mission and strategy of the institution, implementing budgets and obtaining external funds in order to rationally manage various cultural institutions. The topics of competence and ethics of a cultural manager, recruitment and motivation of the team, change management and conflict management, cooperation with trade unions and organizational culture will also be discussed. Thanks to the interactive form of training, there is an opportunity to exchange experiences between course participants from different cultural institutions: people with different experience and management styles, creating good management practices in the specific environment of cultural institutions.

Our participants in this course will learn to the finest detail the approaches, management styles and basic principles of being successful in a project construction organization in the construction industry.

The objectives of the Design management in construction course are to improve the quality and efficiency of work of design managers, architects, construction engineers, novice PMs and interior designers. Participants will expand their knowledge of the role of a design manager in construction projects (and their main tasks), team and project management, and will also develop their soft skills important in the work of a design manager. They will also learn about software that streamlines the work of design managers. After completing the course, participants will be able to ensure consistency between architectural design and the building's structural features and technical conditions in their projects.

Business English for Project Managers course equips professionals with the essential communication skills needed for project management success. Designed to enhance both your linguistic abilities and hard skills, the course integrates practical vocabulary, industry-relevant case studies, and project management concepts, ensuring you're fully prepared to lead projects and communicate effectively with global teams. With a focus on real-world application, this course bridges the gap between language proficiency and professional expertise, empowering you to manage projects with confidence and precision in any international business environment.

This course covers the essential skills and knowledge needed for business analysts in the IT sector. It focuses on understanding the role of a business analyst in software development, including requirements analysis, interface design, and process modeling. Participants will learn how to identify and document project requirements, communicate with stakeholders, and apply business analysis tools effectively throughout the software development lifecycle. The course is ideal for beginners and IT professionals looking to transition into business analysis, offering practical insights and real-world examples.

The Production Planning Course equips participants with practical knowledge of manufacturing processes, production scheduling, and logistics optimization, framed within effective project management practices. Participants will learn industry-standard methods, including Process Flow, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Material Requirements Planning (MRP), Lean principles, and performance analysis. The course emphasizes planning, execution, and monitoring techniques, enabling participants to enhance efficiency, mitigate risks, reduce errors, and make data-driven decisions in manufacturing environments.

Cultural institutions operate at the intersection of creativity, public engagement, and strategic management. This course provides cultural managers, producers, and policymakers with practical tools and methodologies for leading successful projects in museums, galleries, theaters, heritage sites, and other cultural organizations. Participants will gain essential skills in project planning, financial management, stakeholder communication, and team leadership. The course address the unique challenges of the cultural sector, including limited resources, public funding, and audience engagement strategies. Through case studies, digital tools, and practical exercises, participants will develop a structured approach to executing cultural projects that balance creativity with operational efficiency.