Course Outline

Prices quoted include

• the manual (where applicable)

• exam fees

• delegate materials

• refreshments including lunch.

PRINCE2® Foundation is a 3-day non-residential course with nightly homework, which covers the method and syllabus for the PRINCE2® Foundation exam. The optional Foundation exam is a 1 hour, 75 questions, multiple choice paper in which you must get 50% or 38 questions correct in order to pass. The paper is taken at the end of the training and marked straight away so that you know if you have passed before leaving the course.

We make our training highly relevant and easy to apply using live case studies taken straight out of course delegates' experience. Syndicate group members gain practical skills by using the techniques to handle real issues and we keep class sizes small to enable individual attention.

This course has been accredited by the APMG who are the examining body for PRINCE2® and responsible for all aspects of the provision of exams including setting, marking, feedback and appeals. Scoll Methods, as an accredited training organisation, acts as their agent in providing administrative facilities.

If you wish to learn more about the PRINCE2® Project Management method, view our 30-minute Introduction to PRINCE2®.

To find out about the benefits of PRINCE2®, click here.

To see a summary of the differences between the 2009 version and the previous version of PRINCE®, click here.

What You Will Learn

PRINCE2® Introduction

• PRINCE2® and the Big Picture
• 8 components of planning
• 8 processes for managing products

Organisation

• The project management team
• Defining responsiblities for Project Board, Project Manager, Team Managers, and Programme and Project Support

Starting up a Project

• Purpose of a Project Brief
• The essential Business Case

Initiating a Project

• The scope of Project Initiation
• Purpose of a PID

Quality Management

• Understanding Customer expectations
• Purpose of a Quality Plan
• Quality reviews

Planning

• Why Product-Based planning?
• Understanding Product-Based Plans

Controls and Stages

• Project controls
• Project Board controls
• Defining your level of authority

Risk Management

• The importance of Risk Management
• The sources and types of risk

Directing a Project

• Taking authority and responsibility
• Steering through problems

Managing a Project

• Controlling a stage
• Managing product delivery
• Managing stage boundaries

Change Management

• Why Change Control?
• Configuration Management

Closing a Project

• Benefits of obtaining a formal project sign-off
• Why Post-Project Review Plans?

Class exercises

• Review of PRINCE2® project documents
• Sample Foundation exam questions

Requisites

There are no pre-requisites for delegates to attend the course.