What Is Microsoft Project and What Will You Do with It?UntitledThe Industry-Standard Scheduling Tool
Microsoft Project Training in Japan gives project professionals the practical skills to plan, schedule, resource and track projects using Microsoft Project, Microsoft Corporation's industry-standard project scheduling application. It is a hands-on, software-focused programme, so you learn by building real schedules rather than studying theory. Microsoft Project is used worldwide to create work breakdown structures, link task dependencies, assign resources, set baselines and report progress through Gantt charts. It is available as a desktop application (Standard and Professional) and as Microsoft Project Online, the cloud version within Microsoft 365. The training runs at two levels: Fundamentals (2 days, 16 hours) for new or occasional users, and Advanced (3 days, 24 hours) for experienced users who want to master resource levelling, cost and earned value tracking, custom reporting and multi-project programme management. The course suits project managers, coordinators, planners, schedulers and PMO professionals across Japan's construction, IT, engineering and manufacturing sectors. Build the software proficiency employers expect, then start applying it to your own project plans with Invensis Learning.










