Training

Learn on your own matters, not case studies.

Every participant brings a live piece of work and leaves with its scope, its budget and its risk map already written.

The path

From a first matter plan to running the portfolio.

Four stops, taken on their own or in sequence. Tap one to see what gets practised.

Catalogue

Four programmes, one progression.

From the fundamentals to running a portfolio.

Level 1 · Fundamentals16 hours

Legal Project Management: the fundamentals

For people who run legal work every day and have never been trained in project management.

  • Writing scope you can defend
  • Breaking work into phases and deliverables
  • Estimating with assumptions on the record
  • Tracking execution and reacting to variance
Level 2 · Advanced16 hours

Advanced LPM: budget, risk and profitability

For people who answer for outcomes. Money, risk and portfolio decisions.

  • Phase budgeting with ranges, not single numbers
  • Keep it in or send it out: deciding with figures
  • Instructing with a scope and a fee cap
  • Reading variance while the work is still running
Level 3 · Operations12 hours

Legal operations and process improvement

For the people who hold the process together. Seeing the work as a flow and clearing its bottlenecks.

  • Mapping intake and the contract cycle
  • Waste, waiting and rework
  • Standardising with templates and checklists
  • Metrics and management dashboards
BespokeIn-house

A closed programme for your organisation

Built on your requests and your templates. What gets practised in the room is what gets used on Monday.

  • Needs assessment and case gathering up front
  • Exercises on real matters from the organisation
  • Follow-up session at 30 or 60 days
  • Internal certification of the path

Formats

How it runs.

FormatShapeGroup sizeNotes
Open courseIn person, two consecutive days or four half-days12 to 18Individual bookings, mixed organisations in the room.
In-houseAt your offices, on your calendar8 to 25Content built on the organisation's own matters.
Remote sessionsThree-hour blocks, once or twice a weekup to 15For distributed teams. Live, never pre-recorded.
Executive workshopHalf a dayup to 12For legal directors and partners: portfolio, annual budget and metrics.

How we teach

Little lecturing, a lot of practice.

A third of the time is content. The rest is working on the cases participants bring.

  1. Before

    Each participant picks a live piece of work and answers a short questionnaire. We adapt the exercises to what comes back.

  2. During

    Short content blocks, then immediate application to that case, with peer review.

  3. At the end

    Everyone leaves with scope, phases, an estimate and a risk map for their own matter.

  4. After

    Follow-up session at 30 or 60 days to see what survived contact with reality.

Who it is for

Profiles that get the most from it.

  • In-house counsel — more requests than capacity.
  • Legal directors — budget and headcount to justify.
  • Contract and legal ops teams — the process holders.
  • Lawyers and partners — portfolio and profitability.

Questions

About the training.

What does it cost, and when are the next dates?

Sent on request, with rates for multiple bookings from the same organisation. For closed programmes the fee depends on group size and the adaptation work. Ask through the contact form.

Is there a certificate?

Yes, with hours and content listed, for internal CPD records. For closed programmes we can design a certified path with a practical assessment at each level.

Do I need any project management background?

No. Level 1 starts from zero and uses legal vocabulary rather than management jargon. Anyone with prior PM training usually starts at level 2.

Is the training tied to your products?

No. If your organisation uses Kamaia CLM or LPM, the exercises can be run inside the system — which shortens the distance between the room and the desk.

Ask for the calendar and the full outline.

Tell us the shape of the team and what you want to fix. You will get a suggested path, available dates and terms.