PRINCE2® Foundation Certificate

Who is it for
For those managing small projects or who hold a junior project management role, and anyone who needs to participate fully and effectively within a PRINCE2® project.


What is it about
· Competence in the most important concepts, principles and themes of the PRINCE2® method
· Guidelines on how to monitor a project within the boundaries of the project plan
· Improved participation in a project in accordance with the PRINCE2® method


What will i get out of it
PRINCE2® stands for Projects in Controlled Environments and is a structured framework for the efficient running of any project.


The foundation certificate provides an insight into the process-oriented approach of the PRINCE2® project method and the value of using it for implementing projects. The course is accredited through OGC and is based on the 2009 version of the PRINCE2® manual.


Course overview
· The relationship between a project and its business case
· Detailed explanation of the PRINCE2® Principles, Themes and Processes.
· Roles, associated tasks and responsibilities, within a PRINCE2® project
· Structure and contents of a product focused project plan
· The management of a project relative to the project plan
· Definition, management and acceptance of work packages

Examination details


The PRINCE2® 2009 foundation qualification is assessed by a one-hour multiple choice question paper with a pass mark of 50%. Your results will be given to you on the same day as you take the examination. All assessments are included within the course fees and integrated into the programme. Our pass rate on public courses is 100% . Please note that the APM require every candidate's identification to be verified by the examination invigilator. You may be required to produce some photographic identification before being allowed to take the exam.


PRINCE2® is a Registered Trade Mark of the Office of Government Commerce in the United Kingdom and other countries.
This course is delivered by Insights, an Accredited Training Organisation.