Course Description

PRINCE2® stands as a frontrunner among the premier Project Management methodologies, boasting an impressive achievement of certifying over a million graduates across 150 countries worldwide. Developed by ALEXOS, the course offers participants not only a practical but also a flexible and scalable methodology suitable for projects of all sizes.

Enrolling in this course ensures a comprehensive understanding of the core concepts of the PRINCE2 methodology. The 7th edition course places a strong emphasis on the 7 main factors of Principles, Themes, and Processes. These factors elucidate the why, what, and how of project management, serving as a cohesive guide for individuals throughout their careers.

Modules Covered

PRINCE2 Foundation & Practitioner Syllabus

Throughout this PRINCE2 training course, you will acquire a solid grasp of fundamental project-related concepts and gain insight into the PRINCE2 Principles. This encompasses aspects such as ongoing business justification, experiential learning, delineation of job roles and responsibilities, stage-wise and exception-based management, and other crucial elements.

Understand the PRINCE2 themes, including Business Case, Organisation, Quality, Plans, Risk, Change and Progress, and understand how to apply these themes throughout a project.

Discover how to follow a project lifecycle from start to completion, through the seven PRINCE2 Processes. These are

Starting a project
Directing a project
Initiating a project
Controlling a stage
Managing product delivery
Managing stage boundaries
Closing a project

PRINCE2 Practitioner syllabus (7th Edition)

This qualification focuses on application – Learn how to take your understanding of the PRINCE2 methodology to the next level how to apply the seven PRINCE2 Principles within a project.

Review the seven PRINCE2 processes and themes and learn how to apply and tailor them in context.

Official PRINCE2 Foundation & Practitioner exams (7th Edition)

In order to receive your PRINCE2 certification, you will need to take two exams, one closed-book exam and one open-book exam.

PRINCE2 Foundation & Practitioner Exam Details

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PRINCE2 Foundation Exam (7th Edition)

Purpose: To determine whether you’re able to act as an informed member of a project management team, utilising PRINCE2® methodologies.

Exam format - Multiple-choice.

Number of questions - 60.

Duration - 1 Hour.

Pass mark - 36/60 (60%).

PRINCE2 Practitioner Exam (7th Edition)

Purpose: To determine whether you’re able to apply the PRINCE2 methodologies to run and manage non-complex projects.

Exam format - Scenario (Classic & Matching style questions).

Number of questions - 70.

Duration – 2 Hours 30 Minutes

Pass mark - 38/68 (55%).

Open book - Yes (official PRINCE2 manual only).

Benefits

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Eligibility

Please note this is a paid qualification, therefore you will have to pay the course fee in order to start studying.

Is the PRINCE2 Foundation & Practitioner course suitable for me?

The PRINCE2 course includes the foundation and practitioner level course materials. Therefore, all newcomers to project management that are looking to advance their skills and knowledge will be suitable for this course.

Want to enhance your employability? This course will ensure to grab the attention of potential employees. While you acquire first-class project management skills.

For all interested in studying the PRINCE2 (6th edition) course, there is no requirement to do the 2017 additional exams, however, it’s recommended that all individuals gain an understanding of the material.

There are no prior requirements needed to begin this course. Although, we recommend having basic knowledge of project management.

For those interested in only signing up for the practitioner level, the requirements are that one of the following must be met: