APMP for PRINCE2 Practitioners (inc exam)

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Overview

Project Management methodologies, of which PRINCE2 is the paradigm, offer the Project Manager tried and tested structure and guidance in support of why, what, when, where and who...with one notable exception; PRINCE2 offers very limited guidance on ‘How’, in that there are no detailed project management tools and techniques covered as part of the method. This is the remit of the APMP for PRINCE2 Practitioners course and examination.

Read the OGC whitepaper on why you need PRINCE2 and APMP qualifications as a project manager

This intensive 3-day course provides delegates with comprehensive training to prepare them for the APMP examination (based on the APM Body of Knowledge, 5th Edition). It accredits the prior learning that a PRINCE2 Practitioner has attained by taking out of the examinable syllabus all of the topics that have already been assessed within the PRINCE2 Practitioner Exam.

The course will enable delegates to:

  • understand all elements of the APMP syllabus
  • get to grips with the specific examination language
  • learn strategies and tactics for approaching the examination. Examination practice and feedback is included in the workshop.

Prerequisites

This course is for people with up to two years’ project management experience and is suitable for project managers and aspiring project managers. Ideally will have some experience of working in a project environment and have a basic of project management issues. 

  • Candidates must be current (within the last 5 years) PRINCE2 Practitioners. It is also essential that you provide proof of your PRINCE2 Practitioner status such as your certificate, or candidate number which will be checked prior to you being allowed to sit the shortened examination.
  • This is an intensive course and delegates will be expected to undertake at least 15 hours pre-course work in order to be fully prepared for the workshop. If you have not received your pre-reading material within one week of the start of your course, please contact your Account Manager or the QA Examination Administration team on 44 (0)1793 696273 or info@qa.com.
  • Delegates must bring photographic identification with them on exam days (passport, driving license or student card) as it is an examination requirement to produce it for the invigilator prior to the exam. Failure to produce a valid form of photographic identification may result in a candidate not being able to sit the exams.

The course is intensive and therefore delegates are also advised to undertake some revision work in the evening to prepare for the APMP examination that can be taken at the end of the course. The additional work required during evenings will consist of consolidation reading and mock examination questions. The evening work is an integral part of the course and delegates should expect to spend 2-3 hours each evening on these activities.

Delegates will learn how to

  • explain the context of Project Management
  • plan the project Strategy
  • execute project plans and strategy
  • demonstrate the use of various project management techniques
  • define a project Business Case and it’s use throughout the life cycle
  • design a project’s organisation structure and recognise appropriate levels of governance
  • communicate with the project team through effective leadership
  • understand the examination Guidelines

Course Outline

Project Management in Context

  • Project management
  • Programme management
  • Portfolio management
  • Project context
  • Project Office

Planning and Project Strategy

  • Planning and Project success & benefits management
  • Stakeholder management
  • Health, safety and environmental management

Executing the Strategy

  • Scope management
  • Scheduling
  • Resource management
  • Budgeting and cost management
  • Earned value management
  • Information management & reporting

Techniques

  • Requirements management
  • Estimating

Business and Commercial

  • Procurement
  • Project life cycles

Organisation and Governance

  • Organisation Structure
  • Governance of project management

People and Profession

  • Communication
  • Teamwork
  • Leadership
  • Conflict management
  • Negotiation

Examination Guidelines

  • Examination structure
  • list’, ‘state’, ‘describe’ ‘explain’ meanings
  • Question structure
  • Group and individual examination practice

Delegates sit the APMP for PRINCE2 examination on the afternoon of the last day of the course. This examination has been shortened to two hours (standard APMP is 3 hours) and with fewer questions to answer as questions covered by PRINCE2 are no longer examinable.

The examination consists of:

  • 6 essay based questions to be selected from a total of 10. Each worth 50 marks
  • 2 hours
  • Closed-book
  • Candidates require a minimum of 165 marks out of 300 (55%) to pass

By successfully passing the APMP examination candidates can choose to further develop their knowledge and understanding by attending the APMPQ Assessment Centre – www.qa.com/apmpq.

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Related certification and/or skills paths

This course forms part of the following certification track(s) or skills path(s):

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