Master Project Workflow Through Real Construction Experience
Our training program teaches workflow planning through hands-on construction management scenarios. You'll work with actual project documentation and real scheduling challenges from Thailand's construction sector.
Schedule Program ConsultationThree Phases of Professional Development
We structure learning around progressive skill-building. Each phase focuses on different aspects of workflow management, building from fundamentals to complex multi-project coordination.
Foundation Skills
Start with project documentation basics. Learn to read technical drawings, interpret schedules, and understand resource allocation principles used in professional settings.
Applied Practice
Work through realistic scenarios based on actual construction projects. Practice schedule adjustments, resource reallocation, and stakeholder communication protocols.
Integration
Coordinate multiple project workflows simultaneously. Handle competing priorities, budget constraints, and timeline adjustments that mirror professional challenges.
Learning Built Around Actual Projects
We don't use simplified textbook examples. Training materials come from real construction projects in Udon Thani and surrounding regions.
You'll encounter the same documentation complexity, scheduling conflicts, and resource constraints that project coordinators face daily. This approach prepares you for the reality of professional workflow management.
Past participants often mention how familiar everything feels when they start their first professional role. That's because they've already worked through similar challenges during training.
Learn From Practicing Professionals
Our instructors currently manage construction workflows for active projects. They teach methods they actually use, not outdated theoretical approaches from textbooks.
Damian Holmström
Senior Workflow Coordinator
Manages scheduling for three concurrent commercial projects. Damian specializes in resource optimization and has coordinated over 40 construction projects across northeastern Thailand since 2018.
Alvar Lindqvist
Planning Systems Specialist
Focuses on documentation systems and workflow standardization. Alvar has developed planning protocols now used by several construction firms in the region and brings practical system design experience.
Vilhelm Bergqvist
Multi-Project Coordinator
Coordinates workflow across residential and infrastructure projects simultaneously. Vilhelm teaches practical prioritization techniques and stakeholder communication strategies that actually work under pressure.
Program Timeline Starting September 2025
The next cohort begins September 2025 and runs for six months. Classes meet twice weekly with project work completed independently.
September - October 2025
8 weeks
Foundation phase covers project documentation reading, basic scheduling principles, and resource tracking methods. You'll complete three small project exercises using real construction data.
November - December 2025
9 weeks
Applied practice introduces schedule adjustment, budget constraint scenarios, and stakeholder communication. Projects increase in complexity with multiple concurrent activities and resource conflicts.
January - February 2026
8 weeks
Integration phase simulates multi-project coordination with competing priorities. Final project involves managing workflow for three simultaneous construction activities with realistic constraints and changing conditions.