PRINCE2 2009 Foundation & Practitioner
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PRINCE2 2009 Practitioner
For: Project Managers, Team Managers and Team members
With: Responsibility for or involvement in managing projects
Duration: Five days
Summary
The PRINCE2 Practitioner Course prepares participants for the PRINCE2 Practitioners examination. Attention will be given to practical participation in a case study encompassing the most essential elements of a PRINCE2 project. Participants will explore the relationship between the Business Case and the project and develop specific PRINCE2 products during the course. The final day of the course will include the Practitioners examination. Some pre-workshop study is expected of the candidates' prior to attending the course. The course is accedited through OGC (formally CCTA) and based on the 2009 version of the PRINCE2 manual.
Educational Objectives
Following the completion of the course, participants will be able to:
•Describe and apply all facets of the PRINCE2 Principles, Themes, Processes and tailor each to a specific project.
•Set up and manage complex projects
•Identify and control risks throughout the project
•Ensure a focus on quality is maintained throughout the project
•Monitor the objectives of a project and the essential adjustments needed to respond to changes in the environment
Subjects covered
The following subjects will be covered during the course:
•Relationship between the Business Case, programmes and the project.
•PRNCE2 Principles - Continued business justification, Learn from experience, defined roles and responsibilities, manage by stages, manage by exception, focus on products and tailor to suit the needs of the project environment
•PRINCE2 processes - Starting up a project, initiating a project, directing a project, controlling a stage, managing product delivery, managing stage boundaries and closing a project
•PRINCE2 Themes - Business Case, Organization, Quality, Plans, Risk, Change and Progress
•Examination technique for the exam
Prerequisites
Project Management experience and experience working in project teams. Some pre-read material is provided prior to the event, which is expected to be fully read and studied before attending the course. The Foundation exam must have been passed if attending the final two days of the course.
The Examination
The PRINCE2 Practitioner examination is a 2.5 hour multiple choice objective test examination consisting of nine questions based on a given scenario. Each question is worth 40 marks (360 marks in total) and tests your knowledge in terms of application of the methodology to the scenario and in general. As from 6 July, 2009 the pass mark for the exam is 55% (198 marks).
Please note that the APM require every candidate's identification to be verified by the examination invigilator. You may be required to produce some photographic identification before being allowed to take the exam.
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What is PRINCE2?PRINCE (PRojects INControlled Environments) is a structured method for effective project management. The method was first established in 1989 by CCTA (the Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency, now called the Office of Government Commerce) – in the UK, revised in consultation with users and project management experts and launched in 1996 as PRINCE2.
Since 1996 PRINCE2 has grown in popularity and is now the project management method of choice of many organisations and individuals both in the UK and internationally. It has been translated into many different languages, reflecting the international acceptance of the method.
PRINCE2 is now regulated so that service providers, user organisations and individuals can be accredited against standards in process and knowledge and regulated through examinations and audits. The huge popularity of PRINCE2 is due to the accreditation process, the ease of use and its flexibility in terms of application.
In the current environment, where controlled change and the ability to respond quickly to the market are pre-requisites for survival, PRINCE2 provides the ability to deliver new products and services ON TIME, TO QUALITY and within BUDGET. It does this by focusing on delivery of projects’ outcome and monitoring and controlling the factors that have the ability to adversely impact that outcome.
The scope of PRINCE2
The method can be used at the tactical level within an organisation to provide standards for the delivery of projects designed to achieve strategic, programme or corporate objectives.
