Course description
PeopleCert release a new version of PRINCE2. It is referred to as PRINCE2 7th Edition, which will replace the current 6th edition. PRINCE2® 7 addresses changes in the project management sector and adapts to evolving working practices and technologies.
On this course you’ll be re-introduced to the five connected elements of PRINCE2 - project context, principles, practices, processes, with people at its centre. Reflecting the changing face of project management, this latest version of PRINCE2 includes essential concepts such as sustainability, data management, commercial management and most importantly people management.
Required knowledge
PRINCE2 Foundation qualification (6th or 7th version) or one of the other suitable certifications listed on the PeopleCert website (for example PMI-CAPM and PMP or IPMA Level A-D qualifications).
Target audience
The PRINCE2® Practitioner course is intended for anyone who already has a theoretical foundation of the PRINCE2® methodology.
The Practitioner Level certification is suitable for those who are actually managing projects, either as part of a formal project management function or a role in which project management is an essential part of day-to-day work. The course serves as preparation for passing the PRINCE2® Practitioner certification exam, which is part of the course.
Course content
The course fully explains each integrated element of the PRINCE2 framework.
- Project context – The application of each PRINCE2 element must be fit for the project it is being applied to, including its size, strategic importance, industry sector etc.
- Principles – Seven guiding obligations underpin the management of a PRINCE2 project, and if these are not applied, it is not a PRINCE2 project.
- People – People are central to a PRINCE2 project, including those who are working on the project and those who may be impacted by it. You will understand the needs, capability, motivation, and interrelationships of each stakeholder, helping you to manage them effectively.
- Practices – The seven project management practices must be applied consistently throughout the project and these practices form the core of PRINCE2. The course covers why each practice is necessary and how it should be applied.
- Processes – The PRINCE2 lifecycle consists of seven lifecycle processes which detail the responsibilities and activities that should be undertaken from a project’s conception through to its final closure.
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