Praxis Framework™ Bridging classroom

The Praxis Framework Bridging course provides another way of becoming a Praxis Framework Practitioner without having to have completed the Foundation certification. So, if you already hold another project management qualification, you can build on what you already know and learn how to apply Praxis to real-life situations.

About the course

Praxis is the first framework to integrate projects, programmes and portfolios into a single guide making Praxis an efficient way of delivering projects and programmes. The three-day Praxis Framework Bridging course is for those who are already qualified in other frameworks such as PRINCE2, PFQ and PMP. At the end of the course delegates will be fully prepared to sit the Practitioner qualification, which is designed to confirm whether a candidate has achieved sufficient understanding of how to apply and tailor Praxis in a scenario situation.

Duration

This is an intensive three day course.

Pre-requisites

To be eligible to take the Praxis Framework Bridging exam you must be a current holder of one of the following:

PRINCE2® Foundation or Practitioner Certificate
MSP® Foundation, Practitioner or Advanced Practitioner Certificate
APM Project Fundamentals Qualification (PFQ) Certificate
APM Project Management Qualification (PMQ) Certificate
PRINCE2 Agile® Practitioner Certificate
PM4SD™ Foundation or Practitioner Certificate.
PMP®
PgMP®

Learning objectives

By the end of this course you will:

Understand the relationships between the roles, documents, functions, techniques and processes
Be able to apply the roles, functions, techniques and processes to a P3 scenario
Know how to apply and tailor the Praxis Framework Management (P3M) functions and the interpersonal skills required of a project or programme manager to the complexity of a given scenario
Understand the similarities and differences between the Praxis Framework and PRINCE2®, MSP® and APM BoK

This is an intensive three-day course that includes the following:

All accompanying course material
The official Praxis Framework handbook
The cost of the Praxis Framework Practitioner examination

Refreshments will also be provided throughout the duration of your training.

What's covered?

This course covers the following modules

Introduction to the Praxis Framework
Characteristics of project, programme and portfolio management
Lifecycle management
Sponsorship
Knowledge management
Capability and maturity
Relationship with other P3 guidance
Organisation management
Stakeholder management
Business case management
Governance and delivery planning
Control
Assurance
Information management
Scope management
Schedule management
Finance management
Risk management
Change management
Resource management
Project and programme processes
Interpersonal skills

Target audience

This course would appeal to current and aspiring project and programme managers. It is also relevant to other key staff involved in the design, development and delivery of projects, programmes and portfolios including:

Project Board members
Programme Sponsors
Business Change Managers
Team Managers
Project and Programme Assurance

There is mandatory pre-course work that must be undertaken prior to attending this course. It is expected that it will take a minimum of four hours to complete. You will be sent full instructions with your joining instructions approximately three weeks prior to the event. In addition, whilst attending the course there will also be some exam preparation evening work.