Executive Professional Training
A structured, case-based professional training to plan, implement, and manage public health projects effectively.
This course is intentionally designed for professionals who need structure, clarity, and practical tools they can take directly into programme delivery.
Public health projects are often well designed on paper but face significant challenges during implementation. Delays in planning, weak coordination, ineffective monitoring, and poor stakeholder engagement frequently limit impact.
This course is designed to address these real operational challenges, equipping professionals with practical tools and structured approaches to manage projects effectively from concept to execution.
Participants will work throughout the training on a community health programme case study, applying tools to develop a complete project plan.
This makes the learning immediately practical and directly transferable to real-world work.
Tailored specifically to public health and development project realities rather than generic management training.
Centered on tools, workflows, and implementation barriers professionals actually face in the field.
Built around real programme situations so learning feels grounded, relevant, and immediately usable.
Participants leave with structured resources that support workplace application after the training ends.
Limited participant numbers create stronger discussion, deeper engagement, and more meaningful facilitator interaction.
The course is designed to help professionals move from planning documents to confident implementation.
This course is delivered by a multidisciplinary faculty with extensive experience across policy, programme design, implementation, and health systems leadership, bringing real-world perspectives from concept to execution.
Public Health Specialist with 30+ years of experience in programme design and quality improvement across WHO, UNICEF, and large-scale national initiatives.
Senior public health leader with extensive experience in immunisation, MNCH, and large-scale programme implementation with UNICEF, WHO, and Gavi.
Health economist and public health systems expert, with leadership in national health financing, policy development, and international research collaborations.
Former Director General of Health Services with over 40 years of experience in national health system leadership, policy, and public health education.
Health economist and Associate Professor at the University of Dhaka, with expertise in policy and implementation research.
Public health and implementation specialist with expertise in project design, field operations, and managing complex, multi-partner health programmes.
Monitoring and research specialist with experience in large-scale public health programmes, data systems, and multi-country project coordination.
Together, the faculty brings a combination of policy insight, implementation experience, and research expertise, ensuring a practical and well-rounded learning experience.
Seats are limited to ensure a high-quality, interactive learning experience.
Applications are reviewed based on relevance of professional background and on a first-come, first-served basis.
Shortlisted participants will be contacted and required to confirm their seat through payment.
This course is intended for project officers, coordinators, programme and research staff, NGO and development professionals, public health professionals managing projects, and early to mid-career professionals seeking practical project management skills in public health.
Applications are reviewed based on the relevance of the applicant’s professional background and on a first-come, first-served basis. Selected applicants will be contacted with next steps for confirmation.
Once payment is confirmed, your seat will be reserved. You will then receive joining information, logistical details, and the pre-course communication needed before the training begins.
Yes. Participants will receive a structured pre-reading pack before the course, followed by training materials, guided exercises, and the practical toolkit during the programme.
Participants may receive a full refund if cancellation is communicated at least 30 days before the course start date. A 50% refund may be provided if cancellation is communicated at least 10 days before the course. All cancellation requests must be submitted by email to training@arkfoundationbd.org.
To support participants who are unable to attend after payment, ARK may also offer the option to transfer enrollment to the next cohort of the same course, or to another available course being advertised at that time, subject to availability and approval.
If you would like more information about the course, application process, or participation, please get in touch.