Summary
Delegates will consolidate and add to the knowledge and experience gained in the MSP Foundation course (attendance at which is a mandatory pre-requisite) to take you to the level required for the APM Group Programme Management (MSP) Practitioner certificate exams.
Duration: Two days or three if separate exam day
For: Programme Managers & members of Programme Management Board
With: Responsibility for management of programmes
Prerequisites
Project Management experience or Project Board experience is required. Some pre-course material is provided which should be fully read and understood before the course start. This is an intensive course and some evening work will be required during the course.
Gain high level Project Management Skills and an Internationally recognised qualification.
Subjects Covered
Transformational Flow
Writing Terms of Reference
Compiling a Blueprint
Planning a Programme
Running a Programme
Case Study
Exam preparation
The Practitioner examination is a closed book objective test examination based on a given scenario and lasting 150 minutes. There are 9 questions each worth 20 marks, making a total of 180 marks. The pass mark is 50%.
Managing Successful Programmes describes the framework and strategies of Programme Management. Programme Management is an integral part of OGC's Best Practice portfolio.
Please note that the APM Group require every candidate's identification to be verified by the examination invigilator. You will be required to produce some photographic identification before being allowed to take the exam.
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