In-house training · Malaysia-wide
Get your whole team running projects the same way — in three days, at your office
Practical project management training for Malaysian companies. Priced per training day from RM5,000, not per person — so twenty people costs the same as eight, and the cost per head falls as the team grows.
Most people running projects here were never trained to
They were good engineers, good analysts, good account managers — and the reward for being good was a project. What follows is rarely a knowledge gap about methodology. It is that nobody showed them how to scope work that has not been defined yet, estimate it honestly, and push back on a stakeholder without damaging the relationship.
Sending one person on a public course does not fix that, because the vocabulary arrives back with one person and is gone within a month. Training the team together does, because everyone in the room has to keep using it on Monday.
Courses
Three courses, all delivered in-house at your premises. The final agenda is built around the projects your team is actually running.
2–3 days
Project Management Fundamentals
Two or three days, delivered at your office, built around the projects your team is actually running.
Read the outline →2–3 days
Managing Projects
For the manager who inherited a project with the promotion. Two to three days, at your office.
Read the outline →1–2 days
Project Risk Management
One to two days. Your team leaves with a working risk register for a real project, not a template.
Read the outline →Published prices
What it costs, before you have to ask
Almost nobody in this market publishes a price. The largest direct competitor for this product shows none at all. Here are ours.
| Course length | Contact hours | Total cost | Per person at 20 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | 7 | RM5,000–RM8,000 | RM250–RM400 |
| 2 days | 14 | RM10,000–RM16,000 | RM500–RM800 |
| 3 days | 21 | RM15,000–RM24,000 | RM750–RM1,200 |
HRD Corp funding
Your levy is probably already paying for this
Employers with ten or more Malaysian employees pay 1% of monthly wages into the HRD Corp fund every month. Most have a balance sitting there right now.
What far fewer know: unutilised levy is forfeited after two years, and the forfeiture takes everything above RM10,000. A successful claim resets that clock, whatever its size.
Guides
Written because the answers were not published anywhere else, including by us until now.
PMP® certification or practical project management training
They share a topic and almost nothing else. One certifies a person; the other changes how a team works.
PMP® certification in Malaysia
What PMI actually requires, what it costs in Malaysia, and how to get certified without overpaying.
What in-house project management training actually costs in Malaysia
Priced per training day, not per person — which changes the arithmetic completely. Here are the real numbers.
In-house or public training
The cost crossover sits around eight people. The reasons that are not about cost matter more.
HRD Corp claimable training
Unused levy is forfeited after two years, down to a RM10,000 floor. Most employers do not know the clock is running.
Sizing training batches for a large team
The right group size is 15–25. Everything above that is a batching problem, and batching is cheaper than it looks.
Which project management certification does your team actually need?
Five credentials, five different rulebooks. The one number that separates them is how many hours of training you are forced to buy.
PRINCE2® certification in Malaysia
Lighter entry requirements than PMP, a broader prerequisite than most people realise, and a renewal cycle that catches teams out in year three.
CAPM® certification in Malaysia
No experience requirement, 23 hours of education, and it removes PMP’s 35-hour requirement later. Consistently overlooked in this market.
Get a scoped quote
Tell us your team size, timeframe and whether you pay the HRD Corp levy. Within one working day you get a day rate, a suggested course shape and how to claim it through HRD Corp.