PRINCE2® Overview Course (1 Day)
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Recommended for:
Team Leaders, Project Teams, Key Stakeholders
Availability:
This course is available as an in-house course.
Purpose:
The PRINCE2® Overview provides a high level coverage of all elements of the PRINCE2® Project Management Methodology. This course is designed to:
- Explain the purpose, scope and value of the PRINCE2® methodology
- Introduce and explain the PRINCE2® processes, themes and principles
- Provide the knowledge to enable the participant to participate effectively as a team member in a PRINCE2® project
This course does not include any case study exercises demonstrating the application of PRINCE2®.
Content:
- Overview, Principles and Tailoring PRINCE2
- Business Case theme
- Organization theme
- Starting up a Project process
- Quality theme
- Plans theme
- Initiating a Project process
- Risk theme
- Change theme
- Progress theme
- Controlling a Stage process
- Directing a Project process
- Managing Product Delivery process
- Managing a Stage Boundary process
- Closing a Project process
Format & Presentation:
This course is delivered over one day and is a blend of instruction through lectures and audio-visual presentations. Participants receive comprehensive course manuals.
Benefits:
- With sufficient practice and review the participants should be able to participate in a PRINCE2® Project as an effective team member.
- The organization will benefit from the enhanced competence of Project Managers leading to increased productivity and improved project outcomes.
Derivation:
This course is derived from MetaPM’s fully accredited PRINCE2® Foundation Course (3 days) however it eliminates some of the detailed aspects of PRINCE2®. It therefore does not cover the full curriculum and is not an accredited course.
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