PRINCE2
Aim: To give delegates an insight into the use and terminology of the PRINCE2 2009 project management method.
Target: Managers new to formal project management methods, and senior managers considering introduction of PRINCE2 to their organisations.
The following topics are introduced:
- Overview of Method
- Themes & Process Model
- Principles & Concepts
- Business Case
- Organization
- Starting up a Project
Trainer Profile
All AFA PRINCE2 trainers have undergone the rigorous approvals process administered by the APM Group on behalf of the Office of Government Commerce (OGC). They are practising project managers with considerable experience in a wide range of industry sectors. The use of hybrid trainer-managers is of great benefit to delegates and ensures that illustration and anecdotes have up-to-date validity and that the training given, whilst being true to the syllabus is also pragmatic.
AFA open courses are held at approximately fortnightly intervals at a range of venues across the UK. All venues have been chosen for their modern equipment and ease of access from major road, rail and air routes. Alternatively client events can be arranged on-site or at a suitable venue nearby. A full open course schedule can be found at http://www.AFAprojects.com/courses.asp?i=1
AFA guarantees all course dates in England. We believe that delegates should not have to worry about cancelled courses or transferring dates. Take advantage of our guaranteed courses now.
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Overnight accommodation can be booked on request at preferential rates.
Included in the cost of the course are:
- Joining instructions and pre-course preparation pack
- OGC publication ‘Managing Successful Projects with PRINCE2’
- Printed course material
- Daytime refreshments
Joining instructions including pre-course exercises and PRINCE2 manual are sent out approximately 2 – 3 weeks before the course start date. For overview delegates one hour of pre-course preparation should be sufficient.
