Pensions and Retirement Training Course on Project Management in Pension Systems
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Duration
10 Days
Mode
Online & Physical
Certificate
Included
Language
English
Course Overview
This course provides pension professionals with the knowledge and tools to plan, execute, and manage projects within pension institutions. The course integrates project management principles with the specific needs of pension reforms, system implementations, digital transformations, and regulatory initiatives. Participants will learn how to apply modern project management methodologies—such as PMBOK, PRINCE2, and Agile—to ensure timely delivery, budget control, and stakeholder satisfaction in complex pension projects.
Secure enrollment • Professional certificate included
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Apply project management frameworks and methodologies in pension environments.
Develop detailed project plans covering scope, timelines, resources, and risks.
Coordinate multi-stakeholder pension reform or IT modernization projects.
Monitor project performance using KPIs and reporting dashboards.
Manage change, communication, and quality assurance throughout the project lifecycle.
Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Project Management in Pension Systems Overview of project management fundamentals and principles The role of project management in pension reforms and system development Pension system project typologies: IT systems, data migration, compliance upgrades Governance structures and stakeholder roles in pension projects Case study: Lessons from a pension system modernization project Module 2: Project Initiation and Feasibility Assessment Identifying needs and defining project objectives Conducting feasibility studies and business case development Stakeholder mapping and alignment with pension governance frameworks Setting up the project management office (PMO) for pension projects Practical: Drafting a project charter for a pension reform initiative Module 3: Project Planning and Scope Definition Developing work breakdown structures (WBS) for pension projects Time, cost, and resource planning Scope definition and requirements gathering for pension IT systems Using Gantt charts and scheduling tools for project tracking Exercise: Creating a project scope statement and schedule baseline Module 4: Risk Management in Pension Projects Identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing project risks Developing risk mitigation and contingency plans Pension-specific risks: data migration, policy shifts, vendor dependencies Integrating risk management with project governance and reporting Workshop: Building a risk register for a pension IT transformation project Module 5: Financial Management and Budget Control Budget planning, cost estimation, and financial tracking Managing project funding and procurement processes Cost-benefit analysis for pension infrastructure or technology projects Financial reporting and accountability in public pension projects Practical: Creating a budget control and variance report Module 6: Stakeholder Engagement and Communication Management Identifying key stakeholders: trustees, regulators, IT vendors, members Designing a communication plan to ensure project transparency Managing expectations and stakeholder resistance Techniques for conflict resolution and collaboration Role-play: Managing stakeholder feedback during project execution Module 7: Project Execution and Quality Assurance Coordinating teams, resources, and workflows Quality management principles in project delivery Monitoring deliverables and ensuring adherence to pension standards Managing vendors and contractors effectively Practical session: Developing a project quality management plan Module 8: Monitoring, Evaluation, and Project Control Tracking project progress with KPIs and performance dashboards Using project management software (MS Project, Asana, Jira) Earned Value Management (EVM) and variance analysis techniques Reporting to governance boards and trustees Simulation: Conducting a mid-project review for a pension system upgrade Module 9: Change Management and Implementation Transition Managing organizational change during pension reform projects Techniques for training, communication, and system adoption Ensuring continuity of pension services during transitions Post-implementation support and stabilization planning Exercise: Drafting a change management roadmap for a pension project Module 10: Project Closure, Evaluation, and Lessons Learned Final deliverable acceptance and closure documentation Conducting project audits and post-implementation reviews Capturing lessons learned and best practices Knowledge transfer and institutional learning in pension organizations Group project: Presenting a complete project closure report
Who Should Attend
Pension System Project Managers, IT Leads, Fund Administrators, Policy Analysts, Change Managers, Risk Officers, and Consultants involved in pension reforms, system upgrades, or administrative improvement initiatives.