Re-accreditation Workshop

OVERVIEW

Certification in the PRINCE2® method is fast becoming a standard requirement within the Project Management industry. The most desirable level of the certification is the PRINCE2® registered Practitioner qualification.

The PRINCE2® Examination Board has determined that all PRINCE2® Practitioners should be re-registered within 3-5 years of their original certification.

TARGET AUDIENCE

• Practitioners certified prior to October 2000 have the opportunity to take the re-registration examination in order to become a registered Practitioner and demonstrate their commitment to professional development.

• Those who have qualified since January 2001 or have voluntarily undertaken the re-registration qualification are designated as Registered Practitioners, which demonstrates to employers their commitment to continuous improvement.

COURSE CONTENT

This workshop takes candidates through a review of PRINCE2® method and the changes thereto. Candidates are provided with:

• PRINCE2® 2009
• PRINCE2® Re-accreditation exam

The re-registration examination comprises of a 1-hour examination set at the same standard as the Practitioner examination. All Practitioners who have taken the PRINCE2® Practitioner qualification since October 2000 have agreed or are agreeing to this requirement as part of their initial application and so are now designated as Registered Practitioners.

ACCREDITATION

• A scenario background and 3 questions
• Each question is worth 12 marks, a total of 36 marks
• 55% to pass (20 marks)
• One hour duration
• Open book

RELATED COURSES

• PRINCE2® Overview
• PRINCE2® Foundation
• PRINCE2® Practitioner
• PRINCE2® Board Briefing

IN-HOUSE EVENTS

All ILG courses are offered on an on-site basis. We appreciate that all organisations are different, offering tailored solutions to meet individual demands.

RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION

To find out more about the development of in-house events please e-mail i-Logic Group on enquiries@ilogicgroup.com.

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