shahid2483
Nov 5, 2016
Scholarship / I can complete the proposed courses successfully Management & Implementation of Development Projects [4]
@Holt
I have revised the first question can you please give me your quick feedback on the below answer..... How can I improve it further I am totally stuck with it......
I hold M.Sc Economics and have ten years of experience in development sector. I have managed and implemented various projects while having close coordination with donors and NGOs working in Pakistan at national, regional and grassroots level. But I felt that most of the projects were found far behind in terms of achieving project targets, objectives and goals within the given project timelines, except few success cases. The success rates of the projects were found very low due to poor project designing, planning and execution. Therefore, I decided to study in UK the following courses to bridge the desired gaps, as these courses are deficient in Pakistan universities, with the same international academic quality
University of Bradford (Project Planning & Management)
This course will build my knowledge and skills in the planning and management of development projects and programmes. It will allow me to the critical understanding of the strategies, processes, techniques and issues involved in taking ideas for development and turning them into practical realities with identifiable outcomes and benefits. It will allow me to learn the theory and practice of management skills for project and programme management, focusing particularly on 'hard' and 'soft' skills for successful project implementation. This course will complement my immediate future plan as it will provide me a suitable ground to propose, design and plan development projects.
University of Manchester (Management & Implementation of development Projects)
In Pakistan, every year millions of rupees have been invested on various development projects inappropriately, hence, there is low level of change in the socio economic condition of the poor and the economy as a whole. The reason behind such stagnancy is poor designing, planning, implementation and management of development projects. It focuses on the key areas project management that are found deficient in Pakistan that is why I have chosen this course as it will allow me to attain knowledge and skills necessary to plan and implement development projects. After completion of degree this course will support my immediate future plan of conducting freelance consultancies to different organization in Pakistan to understand to how to design and implement development projects.
University of Birmingham (International development-Poverty, Inequality & Development)
This programme will enable me to study development with a specific focus on poverty and inequality, both key aspects of current development policy discourse. Issues examined include: poverty reduction strategies & cross-cutting issues this course is also relevant to my past academic qualification and professional experience. This course will sharpen and hone my skills to design and develop strategies to help alleviate poverty from Pakistan, with the implementation of different development projects.
In short, the above courses are relevant to my future plan and that is to design and manage development projects. I will transform the learning not only to the program objectives but also to my other team members & development practitioners across the country to fight against poverty and improved quality of life.
@Holt
I have revised the first question can you please give me your quick feedback on the below answer..... How can I improve it further I am totally stuck with it......
I hold M.Sc Economics and have ten years of experience in development sector. I have managed and implemented various projects while having close coordination with donors and NGOs working in Pakistan at national, regional and grassroots level. But I felt that most of the projects were found far behind in terms of achieving project targets, objectives and goals within the given project timelines, except few success cases. The success rates of the projects were found very low due to poor project designing, planning and execution. Therefore, I decided to study in UK the following courses to bridge the desired gaps, as these courses are deficient in Pakistan universities, with the same international academic quality
University of Bradford (Project Planning & Management)
This course will build my knowledge and skills in the planning and management of development projects and programmes. It will allow me to the critical understanding of the strategies, processes, techniques and issues involved in taking ideas for development and turning them into practical realities with identifiable outcomes and benefits. It will allow me to learn the theory and practice of management skills for project and programme management, focusing particularly on 'hard' and 'soft' skills for successful project implementation. This course will complement my immediate future plan as it will provide me a suitable ground to propose, design and plan development projects.
University of Manchester (Management & Implementation of development Projects)
In Pakistan, every year millions of rupees have been invested on various development projects inappropriately, hence, there is low level of change in the socio economic condition of the poor and the economy as a whole. The reason behind such stagnancy is poor designing, planning, implementation and management of development projects. It focuses on the key areas project management that are found deficient in Pakistan that is why I have chosen this course as it will allow me to attain knowledge and skills necessary to plan and implement development projects. After completion of degree this course will support my immediate future plan of conducting freelance consultancies to different organization in Pakistan to understand to how to design and implement development projects.
University of Birmingham (International development-Poverty, Inequality & Development)
This programme will enable me to study development with a specific focus on poverty and inequality, both key aspects of current development policy discourse. Issues examined include: poverty reduction strategies & cross-cutting issues this course is also relevant to my past academic qualification and professional experience. This course will sharpen and hone my skills to design and develop strategies to help alleviate poverty from Pakistan, with the implementation of different development projects.
In short, the above courses are relevant to my future plan and that is to design and manage development projects. I will transform the learning not only to the program objectives but also to my other team members & development practitioners across the country to fight against poverty and improved quality of life.