P30 Foundation

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3 day course: non-residential

Suitable for
Any individual who wishes to perform as an informed member of a P3O®. This will include individuals newly-appointed to portfolio, programme or project office roles or those wishing to gain a formal qualification after some support office experience. Support offices may be known by a variety of titles such as; Portfolio Office, Centre of Excellence, Enterprise or Corporate Programme Office. This course will also benefit those aspiring to more senior roles.

Summary
P3O® provides a decision enabling and delivery support structure for an organisation. This highly interactive and participative course provides an understanding of the P3O® model based on OGC guidance, and prepares delegates for the Foundation qualification.

Delivery:
  • Classroom
Regions:
  • London
Category:

Further Details

Content

The context for a P3O® - definitions of portfolios, programmes and projects and how the elements of a P3O model align
The purpose, elements and key benefits of the P3O® - factors to be considered to ensure and measure successful implementation and performance
P3O® models and tailoring - different ways organisations may seek to implement portfolio, programme and project office concepts and support processe
P3O® roles - identifies the management, generic and functional roles and responsibilities of the P3O® staff within the P3O® model
P3O® implementation - the recommended lifecycle for implementing a new P3O® or re-energising an existing P3O®
P3O® tools and techniques - multiple tools and techniques found in a best in class P3O® model.

Objectives
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
Describe the high level P3O® model and know the differences between portfolio, programme and project Management
Know the arguments for establishing a P3O® model and measuring its success
Describe the purpose and major responsibilities of all roles
State the key functions and services of a P3O®
Describe the tools and techniques used by a P3O®
Sit the Foundation exam


Exam Structure
The Foundation qualification focuses on the concepts, structures and duties of a P3O®.

The exam consists of 50 multiple choice questions to be answered in 40 minutes. It is a closed-book examination.

Study Options
This is a 3 day classroom course

Course includes:
Pre-course reading
Portfolio, Programme and Project Offices manual
P30® Foundation exam fee

At least 10 hours should be set aside for essential pre-reading.

This Training Course is taught in classrooms in the following locations:
Sutton

Guide Price: £695