Getting the Best from PRINCE2

Prerequisites:

This workshop is intended for existing and experienced project and programme managers with some knowledge of the PRINCE2?¢‚ÄöѪ¨¢ method. It will also be of benefit to Project Support Office Managers and others involved in PRINCE2?¢‚ÄöѪ¨¢ projects.

It is likely that delegates will have passed the PRINCE2?¢‚ÄöѪ¨¢ Foundation and/or the PRINCE2?¢‚ÄöѪ¨¢ Practitioner examinations.

Course Description:

PRINCE2™ is an internationally used and respected Structured Project Management Method. However its conversion from theory to practical application is, too often, underestimated and mishandled. This course offers delegates practical guidance on how the method can be applied for maximum benefit in the commercial business environment.

Presented by skilled trainers with extensive experience in the real life application of the PRINCE2™ method, it includes a considerable number of practical exercises and workshops to enable the delegates to gain some real experience of using the method.

It includes the development of skills in compiling an effective Project Brief and subsequent Project Initiation Document which are the cornerstones of the method. It offers guidance in the selection of appropriate people for Project Management Team positions and the development of their role descriptions. In addition it offers practical exercises to enable the development of Project and Stage level plans using the Product-based planning technique, the composition of progress and exception reports and the creation and updating of the Business Case.

This course is fully compliant with the latest version of the PRINCE2™ method, and carries the award of 22.5 Professional Development Units (PDU's) for PMI re-certification.

(PRINCE2™ is a Trade Mark of the Office of Government Commerce)

This is a highly practical and interactive course, with emphasis placed on discussing the real issues faced by delegates to get the best from PRINCE2™.

Senior Project Managers Workshop
Programme Management
Management of Risk