PRINCE2 Foundation

PRINCE2® represents PRojects In Controlled Environment. An initial level of PRINCE2® certification is PRINCE2® Foundation. Pearce Mayfield offers PRINCE2® Foundation course which enables delegates to get the knowledge and skills required to manage projects and handle associated risks effectively. 

Understand the benefits of using PRINCE2® methodologies and prepare well for the PRINCE2® Foundation exam. Get a thorough understanding of PRINCE2® principles and terminology.

Enhance communication between the project team and remaining organisation and along with this saving money and time for delivering projects successfully. Recently AXELOS has updated PRINCE2®, and it is known as PRINCE2® 2017. Our PRINCE2® Foundation course is also aligned with PRINCE2® 2017 update.

Course Outline:

• Introduction
• Overview of Project Management
• PRINCE2® Terminology
• Introduction to PRINCE2®
• Link between PRINCE2® themes, principles and processes
• Adapt PRINCE2® in the project environment
• Project Lifecycle
• Product Lifecycle
• PRINCE2® Principles
• Overview of PRINCE2® principles
• Benefits and objectives
• Management stages
• PRINCE2® Themes
• Overview of PRINCE2® themes
• Business case
• What is the business case?
• Outcomes and outputs
• Benefits and disadvantages
• Developing and Verifying
• Maintain Business Case
• Benefits Review Plan
• Organisation
• Project Team and Project Board structure
• Project Manager
• Team Manager
• Change authority
• Project support responsibilities and roles
• Communication management strategy
• Stakeholder management
• Plans
• Overview of plans
• Levels of plans
• Exception plans
• Product based approach
• Product breakdown structure
• Product flow diagram
• PRINCE2® Planning steps
• Product description
• Progress
• Management stages
• Technical stages
• Tolerance and raising exceptions
• Project manager controls for reviewing
• Project manager controls for reporting progress
• Baselines for control
• Capture and report lessons
• Event driven
• Time driven controls
• Change
• Issue and change control procedure
• Baseline
• Handling changes
• Tracking and protecting products
• Change budget
• Change authority
• and more