Managing Successful Programmes (MSP®) Foundation

'Managing Successful Programmes' represents proven Best Practice programme management and is a framework for successfully delivering large scale, so called, transformational change through a dossier of related projects and related activities to make the change 'stick'.

Whilst not being prescriptive it is very flexible and designed to be adapted to meet the needs of local circumstances. It provides an adaptable route to facilitating change and reaches its ultimate objectives by bringing together the key elements of governance themes, together with transformational flow processes, all underpinned by common sense principles to enable success.

• Become a more effective member of a programme team, understanding how your role fits into the wider picture, and how you can help contribute more effectively to the realisation of strategically aligned benefits
• Help to correctly manage a programme your organisation to reduce the level of risk involved and protect your investment in change
• Use MSP® guidance and framework to effectively manage transformational change, ensuring its governance themes and processes are applied appropriately to suit your organisation's circumstances
• Benefit from the technological improvements and advances in educational design making for a compelling training option
• Take control of your own learning, going at your own pace and repeating sessions as many times as you need, whilst also using the course as a refresher
• Reduce travel costs
• Prepare yourself for the Managing Successful Programmes (MSP®) Foundation examination
• Accredited by the APM Group

• The course is aimed at anyone who aims wants to achieve the MSP® Foundation level qualification.
• Newly appointed Programme Managers who may have a background in managing projects but have not previously operated in a transformational change environment
• Senior Managers who will 'sponsor' the change, or perhaps be held accountable for its success
• Operational Managers charged with embedding the change in their area
• Operational staff undertaking a role in the programme or related projects
• Programme office staff (PMO) wishing to build upon their project management knowledge
• Experienced Project Managers
• Those seeking a professional qualification in programme management