Learn the logic first
Activities, relationships, and how a schedule network actually works — before you touch software.
8 Saturdays · starts Oct 17
A live class in project scheduling and Primavera P6 — schedule logic, tracking progress, and interview preparation.
Every major project needs someone who can turn hundreds of moving parts into a clear, realistic plan. That's where project schedulers come in.
Project schedulers organize activities, connect dependencies, track progress, and help teams understand what needs to happen next to keep a project on course.
Across construction, energy, and infrastructure, organizations need professionals who can understand project logic and use tools such as Primavera P6. As projects become larger and more complex, project scheduling offers a valuable skill set that can open the door to new career opportunities.
Activities, relationships, and how a schedule network actually works — before you touch software.
Build a real schedule in P6: activity IDs, calendars, baselines, tracking progress.
Mock interviews where you talk through your own schedule, not just theory.
Sat, Oct 17
Learn the project life cycle, activities, milestones, relationships, critical path, float, and lag and lead.
Sat, Oct 24
Create a work breakdown structure (WBS), add and link activities, and maintain the schedule’s logic.
Sat, Oct 31
Set user preferences and layouts, create resources, run schedule health checks, review the schedule log, assign a baseline, and use filters.
Sat, Nov 7
Create custom fields and P6 reports, export a schedule to PDF, and learn the basics of earned value management.
Sat, Nov 14
Assess delay impacts, compare fast tracking with crashing, and review schedule quality using the DCMA 14-point assessment.
Sat, Nov 21
Review how to develop and update schedules, communicate progress, and respond to changes, delays, and resource constraints.
Sat, Dec 5
Review your resume for project scheduler roles and practice answering interview questions.
Sat, Dec 12
Finalize your resume and rehearse technical scheduling interviews.
Pay in full
$1,997
One-time payment · Sat, Oct 17 – Dec 12
Pay in 2
$1,020
× 2 payments ($2,040 total) · first due at registration, second due at week 3
Whether you're completely new to project scheduling, looking to strengthen your Primavera P6 skills, or preparing to work as a professional Project Scheduler, these frequently asked questions will help you understand what to expect from our training.
Our Project Scheduling training is designed to teach you how professional schedulers plan, develop, update, analyze, and report project schedules. The training goes beyond simply learning software. You will learn the scheduling principles, terminology, logic, workflows, and practical techniques used on real construction, infrastructure, mission-critical, data center, energy, and other complex projects.
“Before the Primavera P6 training, I could build a schedule, but I couldn't always trust it. Now I understand how the logic, constraints, and critical path actually work together. In just a few days, I learned how to build a properly linked schedule, load resources, track progress against a baseline, and spot problems before they turn into delays. The instructor made complex concepts practical with real-world examples, and I walked out able to apply it on my projects right away. If you manage or support projects and want schedules that actually drive decisions, I highly recommend this training.”
Vicky E
“This was an excellent refresher and a valuable platform for staying current with the latest trends, best practices, and developments in the scheduling profession. Highly recommended for scheduling professionals looking to keep their knowledge and skills up to date.”
Aide U
“I came into this P6 training with no prior experience, and I left able to build a complete schedule and find the critical path. The hands-on approach made it easy to follow, and I'm already using what I learned. I'd recommend it to anyone, even total beginners.”
Bola O
“The training helped me move from basic Primavera P6 knowledge to confidently building and managing logic-driven schedules. The hands-on, real-world approach made it easier to understand critical path, relationships, constraints, calendars, resources, costs, baselines, and progress updates. I now feel more confident explaining schedule dates and project impacts to my team, and I would highly recommend the training to anyone who wants to truly master P6.”
Paul E
“I was nervous about P6 because it looks so intimidating. The instructor broke everything down step by step, and by week three it finally clicked. I left with skills I use every single day. Thank you for making scheduling feel manageable.”
F. B
“This P6 training paid for itself in the first week. I now build cleaner schedules, catch logic errors faster, and report progress with real confidence. If you're serious about project schedules, this is time well spent.”
Timi O
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