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En pratiqueInscriptions This training is designed for the support staff who needs to be able to contribute effectively to projects, and who need to have an understanding of how using a best practice project management methodology can contribute significantly to projects which place a clear focus on delivering business requirements.
No specific previous training required.
Class teaching. There are both group and individual assignments.
The last afternoon, after the coffee break, participants will do the PRINCE2 Foundation examination.
ISTYA (a PRINCE2® Accredited Training Organisation).
3 days.
| date | langue | lieu | prix | remarques |
| 27/02/2012 | F | Bruxelles | 1250 EUR | |
| 23/04/2012 | N | Malines | 1250 EUR | |
| 07/05/2012 | E | Bruxelles | 1250 EUR | |
| 14/05/2012 | F | Bruxelles | 1250 EUR |
After completing this course, students will be able to:
During the course, participants will also be specifically prepared to do the PRINCE2 Foundation examination. The aim is that they pass this examination and get the official certification.
(*) PRINCE2® is a registered trademark of OGC (Office of Government and Commerce) in the United Kingdom and other countries.
Business Case; Organisation; Plans; Controls; Management of Risk; Quality in a Project Environment; Configuration Management; Change Control
Directing a Project; Starting Up a Project; Initiating a Project; Controlling a Stage; Managing Product Delivery; Managing Stage Boundaries; Closing a Project; Planning
Product Based Planning; Change Control Technique; Quality Review Technique