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Prince2 Practitioner | DLP India

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Prince2 Practitioner

INTRODUCTION

Be prepared to pre-empt risks and help your organization avoid failures in the future course of the project with PRINCE2® Practitioner.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

  • Extensively used in UK
  • Accredited to PeopleCert
  • Ace PRINCE2® certification exam

COURSE OUTCOME

  • Be prepared to pre-empt risks and help your organization avoid failures in the future course of the project.
  • Work on a Business Cases, Plan the entire execution of the project till its delivery and make sure that the project is at par to the customer expectation and quality

CONTENT
Introduction

  • Key Concepts of PRINCE2®
  • Structure of PRINCE2®

PRINCE2® – Themes

  • Business Case
  • Organization
  • Quality
  • Plans
  • Risk
  • Change
  • Progress

PRINCE2® – Processes

  • Starting up a Project
  • Directing a Project
  • Initiating a Project
  • Managing a Stage Boundary
  • Controlling a Stage
  • Managing Product Delivery
  • Closing a Project

PRINCE2® – Tailoring

  • Tailoring

BENEFITS

  1. Get recognized as an expert professional with an in-depth knowledge of PRINCE2®.
  2. This course is a brilliant value-add to your resume and will help you to progress the corporate ladder.
  3. This certification can boost your salary expectation. Earning of a PRINCE2® certified fresher in India averages to 6 lakhs INR, where as an experienced candidate averages to 16 lakhs INR per annum.
  4. Gain high level knowledge of the purpose, objectives and context of the PRINCE2® processes.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Project Managers
  • Project Coordinators
  • Project Leads
  • Program Managers
  • Project Directors
  • Portfolio Managers
  • Program office personnel
  • Project Designers
  • Project Developers
  • Project Delivery personnel
  • Project Support personnel
  • Project Management newbie

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