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Success in Project Management - Advanced
(APMP for PRINCE2®)
(Level 5 or 7 Executive Management Module - includes APMP)
Aim of the module
Delivering a project through an effective process is a proven formula for project management success. Success in Project Management offers a structured and effective methodology for successful delivery and this is reflected in the award of the PRINCE2® Practitioner qualification which is included in the course. Success in Project Management – Advanced builds upon this knowledge and understanding to help you grow into a committed and capable project professional. It focuses on the 37 topics of the Association of Project Management "Body of Knowledge", giving accreditation for the prior learning achieved by successfully completing the PRINCE2®-based course. This means that the course can be completed in 3 days and besides contributing to the Level 7 qualifications in Executive Management, on successful completion of the associated APM 2 hour exam (which is included in the course) the APMP qualification is gained. Although this is often referred to as "APMP for PRINCE2®", it is the full APMP qualification which is awarded.
Module Content
Like the SPM module, the module uses a comprehensive, specially written manual, together with a mixture of lectures, demonstrations and tutorial exercises There is also a minimum of 20 hours structured pre-module preparation which must be undertaken prior to arrival. Delegates should also come prepared to undertake approximately 2 hours of work each evening of the course. Topics covered are as follows:-
- Budgeting and cost management
- Conflict management
- Communication
- Earned Value management
- Leadership
- Negotiation
- Procurement
- Sponsorship
- Teamwork
Prior Learning
Candidates wishing to have their prior Registered PRINCE2® Practitioner qualification recognised must be able to provide documentary proof that their PRINCE2® is current (within the last five years). Any Candidate having achieved the PRINCE2® Practitioner qualification through BMC will be exempt from this requirement as the records are already on file here.
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